Customer Stories

Styla’s customer base is growing and diversifying. We’re expanding from the European market to the world, with companies located across the globe.
But besides of our borderless operations, we are proud to provide our customers with dramatic benefits regardless of their industry.

Read their stories and learn how leading companies could improve their online businesses with Styla.

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Blackbit digital Commerce

For Blackbit digital Commerce it is of utmost importance to stay on top of the latest technology and offer their clients impressive shopping experiences. What they recommend to their clients, Blackbit digital Commerce, wants to exemplify themselves by using the innovative headless solution Styla.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Brass Butterfly

Brass Butterfly

The online store Brass Butterfly was falling behind. Anne Hadeka, CEO, needed an upgrade: an appealing design to attract a younger audience and an improvement in the store performance. Styla Frontend gave her business the ability to jump into the future.

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Blackbit digital Commerce

For Blackbit digital Commerce it is of utmost importance to stay on top of the latest technology and offer their clients impressive shopping experiences. What they recommend to their clients, Blackbit digital Commerce, wants to exemplify themselves by using the innovative headless solution Styla.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Brass Butterfly

Brass Butterfly

The online store Brass Butterfly was falling behind. Anne Hadeka, CEO, needed an upgrade: an appealing design to attract a younger audience and an improvement in the store performance. Styla Frontend gave her business the ability to jump into the future.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: BioVerve

BioVerve

The differentiator of selling supplement products exclusively online revealed the problem of monolithic IT architectures for BioVerve: strong dependencies on the backend that cause slow loading times of the online store. Something had to be changed.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: BioVerve

BioVerve

The differentiator of selling supplement products exclusively online revealed the problem of monolithic IT architectures for BioVerve: strong dependencies on the backend that cause slow loading times of the online store. Something had to be changed.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Pittman Traffic

Pittman Traffic

After relaunching his online store on Styla Frontend, Brendan Pittman (CEO of Pittman Traffic) could record an increase in conversion rates by 26%, a revenue growth of 50%, and an increase of GMV by 11%. "The best change the company has seen in recent years."

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Pittman Traffic

Pittman Traffic

After relaunching his online store on Styla Frontend, Brendan Pittman (CEO of Pittman Traffic) could record an increase in conversion rates by 26%, a revenue growth of 50%, and an increase of GMV by 11%. "The best change the company has seen in recent years."

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Thys Wood Design

Thys Wood Design

Going headless was the best decision for CEO Denzel Thys. With Styla Frontend, he significantly improved the loading speed of his online store Thys Wood Design and the overall performance on Google's Lighthouse Speed test went up from 31 to 94.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Thys Wood Design

Thys Wood Design

Going headless was the best decision for CEO Denzel Thys. With Styla Frontend, he significantly improved the loading speed of his online store Thys Wood Design and the overall performance on Google's Lighthouse Speed test went up from 31 to 94.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Adventure Gear

Adventure Gear

Stephan Ruhle launched his online store for motorcycle equipment. But when he realized that his site performance was bad and most of his customers were browsing the site from their mobile phones, he had to take action. He decided to upgrade his storefront.

Styla Frontend Customer Story: Adventure Gear

Adventure Gear

Stephan Ruhle launched his online store for motorcycle equipment. But when he realized that his site performance was bad and most of his customers were browsing the site from their mobile phones, he had to take action. He decided to upgrade his storefront.