You have products. Your website should know how to sell them.
Too many online stores are set up like catalogs — products listed, prices shown, add-to-cart button somewhere on the page, and that's it. No thought given to how people browse, what makes them trust you enough to enter their card number, or why 70% of carts get abandoned before checkout. A good e-commerce site isn't just a product grid with a payment form. It's a sales experience — from the moment someone lands on your site to the confirmation email after they buy. Every step either builds confidence or creates doubt. We build stores that eliminate the doubt.
Strategy first. Then we build the store.
Discovery & Platform
We learn your business, your products, and your goals. We evaluate platform options based on catalog size, feature needs, and growth plans — and recommend the right foundation.
Design
Custom store design, page by page. Product pages, collection layouts, homepage, cart, and checkout — all designed with your actual products. You approve before development starts.
Build & Configure
We build the store, set up your catalog, configure payments, shipping, and tax, and integrate third-party tools. You get a staging link to test everything before it goes live.
Launch & Train
We handle the technical launch and walk you through everything: adding products, managing orders, updating content, running promotions. You run your store confidently on day one.
Straightforward pricing. Scoped to your store.
E-commerce projects start at $5,000 and scale based on platform, catalog size, custom functionality, and integration complexity. Every project includes platform selection, custom design, full store build, product setup, payment and shipping configuration, and launch support. Larger stores, subscription models, or builds with complex integrations are scoped and priced during the proposal phase.
Most e-commerce projects take 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch depending on scope, catalog size, and content readiness. A 50% deposit is due at kickoff with the balance due at launch. Platform subscription fees (Shopify plans, hosting, etc.) are separate and billed directly by the provider.
Start a ProjectCommon questions, straight answers.
Shopify or WooCommerce — which is right for me?
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It depends on your business. Shopify is great if you want a fully hosted solution that's easy to manage with minimal technical overhead. WooCommerce is better if you already have a WordPress site, need deep customization, or want full control over hosting and data. We'll recommend the right platform during discovery based on your products, volume, and goals.
How long does it take to build an online store?
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Most stores launch in 6–10 weeks. That includes design, development, product setup, payment/shipping configuration, testing, and launch. Timeline depends heavily on catalog size and how quickly product content is ready. A 20-product store is very different from a 500-product store.
Can you migrate my existing store to a new platform?
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Yes. We handle platform migrations regularly — Shopify to WooCommerce, WooCommerce to Shopify, or from legacy platforms like Magento. We preserve your product data, customer information, order history, and SEO equity so you don't lose what you've built.
Do I need to have all my products ready before we start?
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Not all of them, but having your core catalog mostly ready (product names, descriptions, pricing, photos) by the build phase keeps things moving. We can start design with a representative sample and add the rest during development.
What about ongoing maintenance and updates?
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After launch, you'll be able to manage products, orders, and basic content yourself — we make sure of that during training. If you need ongoing support for new features, seasonal updates, or platform maintenance, we offer monthly support plans.
Can you integrate with my other tools?
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Most likely. Common integrations include email marketing platforms (Klaviyo, Mailchimp), accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero), inventory management, CRMs, and shipping tools. If you have a specific integration in mind, bring it up during discovery.