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E-commerce Development Services

A store has to take the order, tell the warehouse and tell the accountant. We build all of it.

Platforms
Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce
Chosen by
Catalog, B2B needs, fulfillment
Covers
Storefront, checkout, payments, tax
After launch
Tracking and a ninety-day plan
Why people rebuild a store

Checkouts that lose orders, platforms the business outgrew, and numbers that do not agree.

Nobody rebuilds an e-commerce site because they want a new design. They rebuild because orders are being lost somewhere measurable, or because the platform has become the reason they cannot do something the business needs.

People fill the cart and do not check out

We instrument the checkout, find the steps where people leave, and remove them one at a time. Every change is measured against real orders rather than an opinion about best practice.

We have outgrown our platform

Before recommending a move we work out whether the platform is genuinely the limit. Often it is a theme or an integration, and a migration would cost you a year for nothing.

Stock and accounting disagree

Orders, inventory and accounting connected so the numbers reconcile without anyone exporting a spreadsheet on a Friday.

Launch went fine and growth stopped

A store is not finished at launch. Product discovery, search, merchandising and the follow-up email are where the second year of revenue comes from.

We will tell you where the orders are going before you spend anything.

Send us the store URL. You get a checkout review against your own funnel numbers and a plain answer on whether the platform is really the problem.

What is included

What an e-commerce build covers.

Draft
Platform choice

Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce or WooCommerce, chosen by catalog size, B2B needs and fulfillment complexity. We resell none of them, so the recommendation is free of a commission.

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Storefront and product discovery

Category structure, filtering and search built around how people actually shop your catalog. Most lost sales happen before the cart.

  2 items     86.00
  shipping     4.95
  total      90.95
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Checkout

Every avoidable step removed, guest checkout supported, and the whole thing measured against real orders rather than assumed to work.

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  patched 12
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Payments and tax

Gateways, wallets, fraud screening and tax calculation, set up to your regions and your risk tolerance.

CRM  →  ERP
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  order     ok
  invoice   ok
Fulfillment and back office

Stock, orders, shipping and accounting connected so the warehouse and the accountant see the same numbers the store does.

1,000 → 38 orders
After launch

Conversion tracking, abandoned cart recovery and a plan for the first ninety days. Launch starts the work: measurement, iteration and the fixes those turn up.

The work

E-commerce we built, and still market.

15,000+Sites built since 2000800+Sites under our care today25+Years, same two founders
Questions

Straight answers.

Which platform should we sell on?

It depends on catalog complexity, how you price, and who maintains it. We recommend against our own convenience, and we have built on all of them.

Can you fix a checkout that is losing money?

That is one of the most common reasons people call. We instrument the funnel first, so the fix is aimed at the step where people actually leave.

Do you handle payments and PCI?

Yes. Gateway integration and PCI-compliant hosting are both in scope.

Can you connect our ERP?

Yes. Inventory, orders and fulfillment are usually where the real savings are.

Ready to talk about it?

Tell us what you are building. You will speak to the engineer who would do the work.

A real number in two business days, from an engineer. No sales deck, and no call just to book another call.