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Warhead: The New Standard in eCommerce Software as a Service

Warhead: The New Standard in eCommerce Software as a Service
By: Mike Brennan
December 10th, 2010

SEATTLE, WA (PRWEB) DECEMBER 16, 2010

The world of Internet search was drastically changed with the arrival of Google in 1998, and Seattle-based startup Warhead is banking on a similar story unfolding in the online retail industry with a revolutionary new eCommerce SaaS product soon to be released to sellers within the United States and Canada.

"Just as Google revolutionized the way we search the Internet, Warhead aims to change the way individuals buy and sell online. Every industry needs a front runner to set new standards and we feel that the eCommerce space is desperately in need of a software provider who realizes the limitations faced by shoppers and sellers alike, and one that is willing to meet those challenges head on. We believe we have the solutions, resources and personnel in place to take over that role in the very near future," a Warhead representative explains.

The new standard in eCommerce software, the aptly titled Warhead, is set to launch its beta product in early 2011. Developed by a few of the brightest minds in the industry, Warhead is a truly all-in-one eCommerce platform that boasts unprecedented simplicity and flexibility. "Warhead is going to be offered as a hosted SaaS solution that will be priced competitively compared to similar shopping cart products currently on the market. Our goal is to create an advanced feature-set that exceeds many custom platforms at a fraction of the typical end cost. In addition, we plan on launching special features and pricing that caters specifically to developers and enterprise level retailers," the representative elaborates.

Warhead (http://www.warhead.com) is the brainchild of a small team of eCommerce professionals, enthusiasts and industry veterans with over 12 years combined experience in the online retail and SEO spaces. This valuable experience, gleaned from a variety of business and Internet marketing backgrounds, gives Warhead its unique edge.

Leaps and bounds ahead of competing eCommerce software companies, Warhead's development has been propelled by a desire to evolve the eCommerce experience by way of cutting edge thought and technology. To ensure its growth in the future, the system has also been designed to be easily adaptable to inevitable changes and evolutions in the eCommerce world. Ultimately, Warhead has been specially built to deliver the kind of intuitive and sleek online retail experience that modern buyers and sellers expect.

"The innovators behind Warhead have consulted with some of the top minds in the eCommerce industry and continue to work at building new relationships with many of the most popular vendors and brightest thinkers around," says the representative. "We certainly don't claim to have all the answers, which is why we feel it will be important for us to constantly reach out to our user base and the industry as a whole."

As its early 2011 beta launch date approaches, Warhead is already building the momentum it needs to revolutionize the world of eCommerce and change the way people shop and sell online.

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