One Studios store

Problem

One Inventory is positioned as the premium option in its market. Premium positioning dies on a generic storefront: the store is the first thing a prospect sees, before any feature list. It needed its own design language, fast pages and a checkout that does not bounce buyers to a foreign-looking domain mid-purchase.

What we built

A second self-made storefront on the Tebex Headless API, separate from RX Scripts and built around a single flagship product:

• A product-led landing experience: feature tour, verified reviews, roadmap and beta pricing with a lifetime price lock
• Package and checkout flow through the Headless API on the brand's own domain
• The changelog and full product documentation built straight into the site, so customers never leave it to find answers
• Purchase-to-Discord wiring, so buying connects the customer to licensing and support immediately

Stack

Nuxt with TypeScript and Pinia on the Tebex Headless API, integrated with the One Studios Discord bot for delivery and entitlements.

Outcome

Live at onestudios.gg as the complete sales channel for the product line, docs and changelog included. Building the second store on the foundations of the first took a fraction of the time, which is the argument for custom-but-reusable engineering over one-off templates.