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E-Commerce & Marketplace Development

Shopify, headless commerce, or a full multi-vendor marketplace — built for conversion and checkout speed, with payments, shipping and tax handled correctly from day one.

Shopify, WooCommerce, or fully custom headless commerce builds
Multi-vendor marketplace builds — vendor onboarding, split payments, commission logic
Payment gateways, shipping carriers and tax handled correctly for your markets
Product catalog, search and filtering built for conversion, not just function
Core Web Vitals-optimized checkout — every second of load time is lost revenue
Integrations with your ERP, CRM or fulfillment provider
30–90 days post-launch support depending on tier

Built to convert, not just to sell products

A store that loads slowly, buries the checkout, or breaks on mobile loses revenue on every visit, not just the ones you can measure. We build storefronts and marketplaces engineered for the whole funnel — fast product pages, a checkout that does not add friction, and payments and tax handled correctly for the markets you actually sell into.

What we build

  • Storefronts — Shopify or WooCommerce builds for single-vendor stores, live fast, on a platform your team can run without us.
  • Custom stores — headless commerce when your catalog or checkout needs outgrow a platform theme, built for speed and control.
  • Marketplaces — multi-vendor platforms with vendor onboarding, split payments, commission logic and the admin tooling a marketplace actually needs to run.

Why it holds up under real traffic

Checkout is where revenue is won or lost, and it is the part most stores under-test. We tune Core Web Vitals specifically on product and checkout pages (not just the homepage, where it is easiest to score well), load-test before a sale rather than during one, and wire payments, shipping and tax correctly for each market you sell into — a tax mistake at checkout is a much more expensive bug than a slow page.

Get a free store audit — we look at your current checkout, load times and conversion setup, and hand you what to fix first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Shopify/WooCommerce or fully custom — how do we choose?
Shopify or WooCommerce is the right call for most single-vendor stores — you get a mature checkout, app ecosystem and payment compliance out of the box, and you are not paying to reinvent it. Custom, headless commerce makes sense once your catalog, checkout logic or performance needs outgrow what a platform theme can do — usually somewhere past a few hundred SKUs or a genuinely custom checkout flow. We tell you which fits after seeing your catalog, not before.
What does "marketplace" actually require that a normal store doesn't?
A marketplace needs vendor onboarding and dashboards, split payments (so each seller gets paid correctly and on time), commission logic, and usually a dispute-resolution flow — none of which a standard storefront has, because a standard storefront has exactly one seller: you. It is a materially bigger build, which is why the Marketplace tier starts higher and gets scoped after a discovery call rather than quoted blind.
Can you migrate our existing store without losing SEO rankings?
Yes, and this is the part most migrations get wrong. We map every existing URL to its new equivalent, set up 301 redirects before launch (not after someone notices traffic dropped), and keep canonical tags and structured data intact through the move. A migration that loses rankings is almost always a redirect-mapping failure, not an unavoidable cost of switching platforms.
Do you handle payments and split payouts for multi-vendor marketplaces?
Yes — typically through Stripe Connect or a comparable payment-splitting provider, so funds route to each vendor automatically according to your commission structure, and you are not manually reconciling payouts every week. Tax handling for multi-vendor marketplaces varies significantly by jurisdiction, so we scope that specifically to where your vendors and buyers actually are.
How do you handle scaling for high-traffic sales events?
Load testing before launch, not after your first Black Friday finds the ceiling. We build on infrastructure that scales horizontally (not a single server that falls over at 10x normal traffic), cache aggressively where it is safe to, and test checkout specifically under load — because a store that loads fine but fails at checkout during a sale is the worst possible failure mode.
Do you maintain the store after launch?
Each tier includes a post-launch support window (30–90 days) for issues tied to the build. Beyond that we offer monthly maintenance — platform updates, payment gateway changes, and the general upkeep that e-commerce stores need continuously, since Shopify, WooCommerce and payment providers all ship changes you did not ask for on their own schedule.
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Pricing plans

The best solutions for our customers

  • Storefront

    From $2,500 one-time
    • Shopify or WooCommerce build
    • Product catalog and collections setup
    • Payment gateway and shipping configured
    • Mobile-first, conversion-focused theme
    • Basic SEO and analytics setup
    • 30 days post-launch support
    • Custom checkout flow
    • ERP / CRM integrations
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  • Custom Store

    From $8,000 one-time
    • Headless commerce build (e.g. Shopify Hydrogen or a custom Next.js storefront)
    • Custom checkout flow, tuned for your funnel
    • Product search and filtering built for your catalog size
    • Core Web Vitals-optimized, sub-2s loads
    • Payments, shipping and tax for multiple regions
    • 60 days post-launch support
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  • Marketplace

    From $20,000 scoped after discovery
    • Multi-vendor architecture — vendor onboarding and dashboards
    • Split payments and commission logic
    • Admin panel for platform-wide oversight
    • Review, rating and dispute-handling flows
    • Search and discovery built for a multi-seller catalog
    • 90 days post-launch support
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