Most ecommerce work we are asked for is a redesign, and most of the money is actually lost somewhere else: a checkout with too many steps, product pages missing the one detail people need, or a site that takes six seconds on a phone.
We start where the money leaks. Sometimes that means a rebuild. Often it means fixing the three specific points where people give up.
We would rather tell you now than take the project and disappoint you.
Worth knowing: Platform choice matters less than people expect, and switching platforms rarely fixes a conversion problem — it just moves it. Shopify suits most stores. WooCommerce suits content-heavy sites already on WordPress. Custom is justified when your fulfilment or pricing logic genuinely does not fit either.
Categories, variants, and filters organised around how customers search rather than how your spreadsheet is arranged.
Fewer steps, guest checkout, visible shipping costs, and the payment methods your customers expect.
A store with 2,000 products behaves differently from one with 20. Built for the size you are heading to.
With redirect mapping so you keep the rankings and links you already earned.
Product and category pages structured to rank, with Product and Review schema for rich results.
Inventory, shipping, accounting, email, and reviews connected so orders do not need re-typing.
Deliberately mainstream choices. You should be able to hand this to any competent developer later without them needing to learn something exotic first.
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Node.js, Next.js API routes, Cloudflare Workers
Postgres, Supabase, Cloudflare D1 and KV
Sanity, Payload, headless WordPress, or plain Markdown
Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce
OpenAI, Anthropic, and open models where they fit better
Vercel, Cloudflare Pages — in your account, not ours
Plausible, Fathom, GA4, Search Console
We work with any business that wins work on trust. These are the ones we have written about at length.
Not sure whether ecommerce development services is what you actually need? Send over what you are trying to fix and we will tell you straight — including if a smaller job would do it.
Ask us first →Analytics and checkout funnel review before any design work. Sometimes the fix is far cheaper than the rebuild you asked for.
Priced per phase so you can start with the highest-impact fix.
Tested with real products and real test orders end to end.
Monitoring the funnel after launch, because that is when you learn what actually changed.
Real sites, not mockups. Every one is live and you can go and look at it.
A nationwide directory helping shoppers find local farmers markets by state, city, or current location.
90k
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1.2k
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A nationwide mobile locksmith site connecting people locked out of cars, homes, or businesses with local help.
Garage Beacon connects homeowners with local garage door repair companies for springs, openers, and installations.
A well-built Shopify store typically runs $5,000–$15,000 depending on catalogue size and integrations. Custom builds start higher. If your budget is below that, a stock theme configured properly is a genuinely reasonable start — not a compromise you should be embarrassed about.
Shopify for most stores: hosting, security, and payments are handled and updates will not break your checkout. WooCommerce if you are already on WordPress with substantial content and want everything in one place — accepting that you now own the maintenance.
It can, badly, without redirect mapping. Every product and category URL needs a mapped destination. Budget for migration SEO — recovering lost rankings costs far more than protecting them.
Frequently, and it is usually where we suggest starting. Checkout steps, shipping transparency, product page content, and mobile speed typically move the number more than a new look.
Tell us about your business and we'll design a custom homepage concept within 48 hours — free, no strings attached.