Keep your platform backend. Build any frontend. We connect and handle the plumbing.
Integration infrastructure
to launch custom storefronts faster, without rebuilding.
Trama is the platform that connects your custom React frontend to Shopify, Wix, or Webflow — handling the auth, APIs, and webhook plumbing, then keeping it all working as those platforms change. Products, cart, and checkout stay exactly as they are. Free to start.
Built for developers and agencies shipping custom storefronts on client platforms.
One bridge. Three platforms. No migration.
Your UI stays yours
Auth, mapping, webhooks, retries, logs
Native backend, payloads, checkout
Standardized where repetitive. Flexible where projects get weird.
Trama is not trying to hide Shopify, Wix, or Webflow from developers. It standardizes the parts teams rebuild every project, then keeps raw payloads, platform fields, logs, versions, and overrides visible.
Auth abstraction
OAuth/app connection per platform, with token refresh and native workflows preserved.
Connector request logs
Every upstream Wix, Shopify, and Webflow call records status, latency, retries, request bucket, and project context.
Rate-limit dashboard
429s, retry-after windows, remaining budgets, and platform-specific limits are visible instead of buried in server logs.
Structured error inbox
Auth failures, missing scopes, schema drift, unsupported APIs, and upstream outages become plain-language next actions.
Platform-update validation
Read-only validation runs compare live platform responses against known-good schema baselines and show exactly what changed.
Staging and sandbox testing
Run pre-release checks against staging/sandbox environments before touching a live client workflow.
Raw API escape hatch
Audited raw platform API requests keep Shopify, Wix, and Webflow edge cases accessible without turning Trama into a black box.
No proprietary syntax. No black box. If you ever need to walk away, your integration logic walks with you.
Override escape hatches
Custom fields, source paths, fallback values, transforms, schema baseline promotion, rollback, and resync stay under developer control.
No proprietary syntax. No black box. If you ever need to walk away, your integration logic walks with you.
Replay + resync controls
Webhook deliveries, sync events, individual entities, project backfills, and platform validation jobs can be queued from the dashboard.
Member sync
Bring your own auth provider — Memberstack or Outseta — and Trama keeps your members in sync with your backend. One normalized member, pushed to your webhook and available to pull. No glue services to babysit.
Audit a client's store before you've even won the pitch.
Paste a URL. In seconds, Trama surfaces missing meta tags, broken canonical tags, exposed secrets, weak headers, and SEO regressions—the exact list you'd otherwise spend an hour manually checking store by store.
Before you write a proposal, run the scan. Walk into the client conversation with a concrete list of what's wrong and why it matters—not a vague pitch about improving performance.
Scan a client's storefrom URL paste to technical scan
checks across SEO, headers, TLS, secrets, and indexing
required to run it
“We had a client's inventory sync silently fail for four days. We found out from Trama's dashboard, not from the client. That's the difference between being the agency that catches it and the agency that gets blamed for it.”
It's 2am. Your phone won't stop buzzing.
A webhook stopped firing three days ago. Nobody noticed—until orders started going missing from fulfillment, inventory drifted out of sync, and a client's customer-service team started fielding angry emails about orders that technically exist but nowhere your systems can see.
This isn't hypothetical. Shopify retries a failed webhook delivery up to eight times over four hours, then quietly gives up. If your endpoint was down, slow, or mid-deploy during that window, the data is gone until someone reconciles it by hand.
then Shopify stops trying and the delivery disappears
how long gaps can go undetected without monitoring
spent manually reconciling orders after the fact
Trama logs every webhook delivery, flags failures the moment they happen, and lets you replay or resync from the dashboard—before your client notices, not after.
See the request log →See the product before you become the first believer.
New visitors do not just want a promise. They want to know what appears after account creation, what work Trama does first, and why it is safe to connect a real commerce backend.
Keep Wix, Shopify, or Webflow as the source of truth.
Background checks keep watching after launch.
Site Health starts with security, SEO, TLS, and checkout risk.
Screen-share this with your client. The Site Health score isn't just for you—it's the thing that justifies your retainer without explaining OAuth scopes or webhook retry logic to someone who wants to know their site is fine.
Shopify backend, custom React storefront, native checkout preserved.
OAuth links the backend you already run.
Trama detects products, cart, checkout, and risky drift.
Your React frontend reads real commerce data.
Add the SDK to the product page and verify cart behavior before launch.
No card required. Domain-verified scans. API keys can be rotated anytime.
> sample preview uses representative project data. real dashboards are generated from your connected site.
Three jobs, executed with precision — so your storefront can be fast, honest, and observable.
Headless commerce & content bridge
A single SDK that reads products, cart, and CMS content collections from Wix, Shopify, or Webflow — writes back through the platform's native checkout, and verifies member identity for gated content. Works for storefronts and pure content/marketing sites alike. Zero migration.
Read the docs →Smart mapping engine
Adapter-first. Rules + heuristics do 80–90% of the work; AI handles only the long tail. Every mapping is versioned, diff-able, and revertible.
Play with the mapper →Site Health monitor
Continuously checks your live store for leaked keys, missing headers, expiring TLS, SEO regressions, and uptime drops. One-click fixes for the easy ones.
See what it catches →A three-act installation — no deck required.
Connect
OAuth your Wix / Shopify / Webflow store. One click. No config files. Encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
Auto-map
We analyze your frontend, detect entities, and generate a versioned mapping config. Confidence-scored on every field.
Ship + observe
`npm install trama-sdk` and you're live. Site Health runs in the background — first scan on day one.
Six things you can do before the trial.
- tool / api-testerAPI TesterPaste a key. See normalized commerce data instantly.
- tool / analyzerFrontend AnalyzerURL → detected framework + entity map.
- tool / cost-calculatorCost CalculatorCustom headless builds run €150K–€700K+ before the maintenance retainer nobody budgets for. See what Trama saves in build time and 2am calls.
- tool / performancePerformance CheckPlaywright-based load time + Core Web Vitals.
- tool / playgroundMapping PlaygroundPaste HTML, watch the mapper draw the fields.
- tool / refactor-doctorRefactor DoctorDiagnose a slow store, get a prioritized fix list.
Send a message, suggestion, or sharp little edge case.
Product questions, bug reports, integration feedback, partnership notes, and “this part confused me” messages all go to the Trama inbox.
hello@gotrama.comread the full case study“Trama saves us hours by instantly identifying technical issues, SEO bugs, and missing meta tags. We'll definitely be using it with our clients.”
“We had a client's inventory sync silently fail for four days. We found out from Trama's dashboard, not from the client. That's the difference between catching it and getting blamed for it.”
“I scan a prospect's store before the first call. I walk in with a list, not a guess.”
Find what your customers can already see.
Connect a project in sixty seconds. Free tier includes a manual Site Health scan a month plus uptime probes every five minutes.