eCommerce
Development.

eCommerce
An online store that looks good but loses 68% of its carts at checkout is a catalog, not a business. We build stores that actually sell.
Shopify, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce storefronts with conversion-optimized checkout flows, payment processing, inventory integration, shipping automation, and the operational workflows that move orders from cart to doorstep.

Three Platforms. One Revenue Standard.

Every store ships with the same quality baseline — fast load times, secure checkout, tested integrations, and 30 days of post-launch support. The platform changes. The standard does not.

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Shopify, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce — each configured for its strengths.

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Three Platforms. Choose the One That Fits.

Each platform has distinct strengths. We help you evaluate catalog size, integration requirements, hosting preferences, and growth trajectory — then build on the platform that serves your business best.

Shopify Development

Fully managed eCommerce with built-in hosting, security, and PCI compliance. Ideal for businesses that want speed to market and native multi-channel selling without managing infrastructure.

  • Theme customization and custom storefront development
  • Shopify Markets for multi-currency and international expansion
  • Shopify Plus for enterprise B2B portals and wholesale
  • Native payment processing and shipping automation
  • Custom apps and third-party integrations via API
Timeline: 4–16 weeks depending on tier
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WooCommerce Development

Open-source eCommerce built on WordPress. Complete control over codebase, hosting, and data with no per-product fees. Best for businesses that need deep customization and already invest in the WordPress ecosystem.

  • Custom theme development and ACF-based product management
  • Subscription products, variable pricing, and catalog-scale builds
  • ERP, CRM, and warehouse management system integration via API
  • Scale from 100 products to 100,000+ SKUs without platform fees
  • Full ownership of codebase, hosting, and customer data
Timeline: 4–16 weeks depending on tier
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BigCommerce Development

Enterprise-grade eCommerce with built-in B2B capabilities, multi-storefront architecture, and headless commerce options. Best for mid-market and enterprise businesses that need complex catalog management, custom pricing tiers, and multi-channel selling without Shopify Plus pricing.

  • Multi-storefront architecture from a single back end
  • Built-in B2B features including quote management and purchase orders
  • Headless commerce via API for custom front-end experiences
  • Native multi-currency, multi-language, and regional pricing
  • Enterprise integrations with ERP, PIM, and OMS platforms
Timeline: 6–16 weeks depending on complexity
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Six Phases. Store To Shelf.

Every eCommerce project follows the same structured process — from discovery through live deployment. Platform selection, store configuration, and integration testing happen in defined phases so nothing ships without verification.

01

Discovery and Kickoff

We review the business model, product catalog size, target audience, and revenue goals. Platform preference is discussed, integration requirements documented, and the full project scope confirmed before any work begins.

Week 1 · Deliverables: Project brief, scope document, platform recommendation
02

Platform Selection and Planning

The platform is finalized based on technical needs, budget, and growth trajectory. We define store architecture, map product categories, and outline the integration plan. This phase eliminates ambiguity before design begins.

Week 1–2 · Deliverables: Platform decision document, store architecture, integration plan
03

Design and Storefront Layout

Theme customization or fully custom storefront design. Product page layouts, collection pages, cart and checkout flow, and promotional elements are designed with conversion in mind. Two structured revision rounds are included.

Weeks 2–4 · Deliverables: Storefront mockups, product page templates, checkout flow design
04

Store Configuration and Development

Products uploaded, payment gateways configured, shipping rules set, tax calculations established, and all integrations connected. Custom theme development, app setup, and plugin configuration happen in parallel on a staging environment.

Weeks 4–8 · Deliverables: Staging store, configured products, integrated payments and shipping
05

QA and Testing

End-to-end checkout testing with real payment gateways in test mode. Cross-browser validation, mobile responsiveness, shipping calculation accuracy, and coupon functionality verified. The staging store is shared for review with one revision round included.

Weeks 8–10 · Deliverables: QA report, test transaction logs, staging review
06

Launch and Handoff

Domain configuration, SSL setup, and production deployment. Payment gateways switched from test to live mode. Admin training covers product management, order processing, and routine store operations. Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support.

Weeks 10–12 · Deliverables: Live store, admin training documentation, 30-day support window

eCommerce Connects to Everything Else We Build.

Stores do not exist in isolation. They connect to websites, web applications, design systems, and the operational tools that keep a business running. Here is where eCommerce meets the rest of the stack.

Websites

Your store needs a marketing site. WordPress builds, landing pages, and content platforms that drive traffic to the storefront.

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Web Apps and SaaS

Custom dashboards, inventory management portals, and SaaS platforms that extend your store’s back-end capabilities.

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Design and Creative

UI/UX design, brand identity, and product photography that make storefronts look as good as they perform.

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Audits and Reviews

Site speed audits, ADA compliance checks, and technical SEO reviews that keep your store fast, accessible, and discoverable.

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AI Services

AI product photography, analytics dashboards, chatbots, and workflow automation that add intelligence to every transaction.

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Website Maintenance

Ongoing updates, security patches, plugin management, and performance monitoring to keep your store running without interruption.

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In Practice

Three Stores. Three Platforms. One Team.

Every eCommerce build starts with a business model. The platform follows.

Fashion Retailer — Shopify

The problem: A fashion brand with 1,200 SKUs was managing inventory across their website, Instagram Shop, and two pop-up locations. Each channel had its own system. Overselling was costing them $8,000 per month in refunds and reshipments.

What we built: Shopify storefront with POS integration, multi-location inventory sync, and automated fulfillment routing. Instagram and Facebook shops pulled directly from the Shopify catalog.

The outcome: Overselling eliminated within the first month. Inventory accuracy went from 82% to 99.6%. Staff stopped spending 10 hours per week reconciling stock counts manually.

Auto Parts Distributor — WooCommerce

The problem: An auto parts distributor with 40,000 SKUs needed vehicle-specific fitment data on every product page. Their previous platform could not handle year-make-model filtering at scale without crashing under load.

What we built: WooCommerce with a custom fitment database, AJAX-powered year-make-model lookup, and integration with their warehouse ERP via REST API. Product pages dynamically showed compatibility data without full page reloads.

The outcome: Page load times dropped from 6.2 seconds to 1.8 seconds. Return rate decreased 34% because customers found the correct parts the first time. Average order value increased after we added cross-sell recommendations based on vehicle data.

Specialty Coffee Roaster — Shopify

The problem: A coffee roaster offered subscriptions, one-time purchases, and wholesale — all managed through spreadsheets and manual invoicing. They were losing subscribers because the reorder process required a phone call.

What we built: Shopify with Recharge for subscription management, a customer portal for self-service subscription changes, and automated wholesale ordering through Shopify’s B2B channel. Klaviyo handled post-purchase flows.

The outcome: Subscriber churn dropped 26% once customers could manage their own subscriptions. Wholesale ordering went from 3 days per order to same-day processing. The owner stopped manually creating invoices entirely.

Tell Us About the Store. We Scope it Within 48 Hours.

Share the basics — platform preference, catalog size, integration needs. We send back a scope estimate and platform recommendation with no commitment required.

  • Platform recommendation based on your requirements
  • Scope estimate with timeline and deliverables
  • Integration assessment for third-party tools
  • No sales pitch — just a clear project outline

FAQ.

It depends on your business model. WooCommerce is ideal if you already run WordPress, need deep customization, or want to avoid platform subscription fees. Shopify works best when you prefer fully managed hosting, faster time to market, and native multi-channel selling. BigCommerce suits mid-market and enterprise businesses that need built-in B2B features and multi-storefront capabilities. We evaluate your requirements during discovery and recommend the platform that fits your catalog size, integration needs, and growth trajectory.

Timeline depends on complexity. A standard store with pre-built theme customization takes four to six weeks. Custom storefronts with advanced integrations take eight to twelve weeks. Enterprise builds with multi-vendor capabilities, warehouse integration, and B2B portals take twelve to sixteen weeks. Delays most often come from client-side deliverables like product data and photography.

Yes. We handle migrations between WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, and legacy platforms. We assess the source system, map products and customer data, preserve SEO with proper redirects, and test thoroughly before cutover. Migrations typically add two to four weeks to a standard build timeline.

Every eCommerce project includes 30 days of post-launch support covering bug fixes and minor adjustments. Beyond that, we offer managed hosting, monthly maintenance plans, security monitoring, and platform updates as ongoing service options.

We integrate CRMs, ERP systems, email marketing platforms, accounting tools, payment processors, warehouse management systems, and custom APIs. Each integration is scoped during discovery to confirm effort and timeline. We handle the technical configuration and provide documentation for ongoing use.

Yes. Shopify Markets handles multi-currency and regional pricing natively. For WooCommerce, we configure multi-currency plugins and international shipping rules based on your target regions. BigCommerce includes built-in multi-currency support. Tax compliance for international sales should be reviewed with your accountant — we configure the technical settings.