Commerce practice, plus content delivery. Same team, same clients.
For storefront agencies on Shopify, Magento and Adobe Commerce
Deliver Edge Delivery Services content alongside your storefront work. There is no AEM practice to build from scratch and no Java detour, and it bills on the P&L line you already have.
Your storefront clients have a content site you do not build
Every retail, DTC and B2B client you run a storefront for also runs a parallel content or marketing site: the brand site, the campaign pages, the regional microsites. Many of them run on AEM.
That scope sits with an outside firm, or it goes unspent while the client keeps asking the storefront team for one more landing page.
It is budget inside commerce accounts you already hold, going to someone who does not know the client as well as you do.
Adjacent scope on the accounts you already hold
Edge Delivery Services is the content-delivery surface next to the storefront: landing pages, campaign microsites and the content refreshes the client keeps asking for and the agency keeps punting.
Same team, same billing model, bigger scope per account. Your commerce practice stays the practice. Content delivery is the adjacent capability it offers when a client has that scope.
You are the first call when a client has EDS scope, because you are already inside the account.
For engineering
The same world as your React and Node front-ends
What your developers will touch, and what they will never have to.
What an EDS content site is built from
- JavaScript, HTML and CSS in a GitHub repository
- Content comes in from documents and goes out as HTML
- Block-based components a storefront front-end team can read on day one
- Launch Studio carries the build and migration labor on each site
What your team never has to take on
- No Java build and no server-side component framework
- No application server to configure or operate
- No managed-services operator role to staff
- No separate AEM developer track alongside the commerce one
Your operating model stays as it is
Scoped SOWs, known component shapes and the fixed-fee options you already offer on storefront work carry over. A front-end developer is productive on an EDS content site within days, so utilization does not dip while the first one is in flight.
Fixed-fee options for content sites follow once we have seen the scope patterns on your commerce accounts. Until then, each content site is scoped the way your storefront builds are.
If you do not hold the Adobe credential yet
Enterprise RFPs increasingly ask for recognized Adobe capability alongside the storefront. The commerce work you already ship on Magento or Adobe Commerce is enterprise delivery, and pairing it with EDS content delivery makes it an Adobe Commerce and EDS line a procurement team can recognize. Nothing on this page claims a certification you do not hold, and nothing here requires one to start.
How the delivery holds up
Launch Studio runs the build and migration work on each content site: mapping the client’s existing pages, modelling the blocks, migrating the content, running QA. Your developers review and extend, which is why a storefront front-end team is productive on it in days. On AEM Edge Delivery migration projects the registered figure is a 70% lower delivery cost than a traditional rebuild. On new content sites the saving shows up as scope your existing commerce team can carry.
Find the content scope inside your commerce accounts
Send us the ten storefront accounts that matter most. We will show you which of them run AEM for their content sites and what the content scope inside each one looks like.