SERVICES // ECOMMERCE DEVELOPMENT

A store that actually works

Ecommerce development — platform setup, payments, and integrations built to run reliably, not just look good in a demo.

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50+ stores deployed · Perfect cart uptime · Optimized checkout flow

WHY IT MATTERS

The part customers never see, until it breaks

A well-designed store still fails if the technical side isn't handled properly: a checkout that errors on certain cards, inventory that doesn't sync correctly, a payment integration that wasn't tested against edge cases.

This is the layer that makes an ecommerce site actually functional — platform setup, payment processing, shipping calculation, inventory management, and any integrations with tools you already use (accounting software, fulfillment, CRM). Store design — layout, product pages, checkout experience — can be handled separately when needed.

Platform Setup

Complete configuration of Shopify, WooCommerce, or another platform suited strictly to your catalog scale and business requirements.

Payment Gateway Integration

Tested thoroughly across direct debit, credit cards, digital wallets, and regional payment methods to secure every potential sale.

Product Catalog & Inventory

Clean database architecture, bulk upload setup, tax compliance matrices, and real-time inventory count flows designed to prevent overselling.

Shipping & Business Rules

Automated real-time calculations matching your fulfillment processes, courier configurations, and global tax rate laws perfectly.

CRM & Accounting Integrations

Connecting sales straight to QuickBooks, Xero, Salesforce, HubSpot, or custom APIs to keep fulfillment and finance perfectly automated.

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Platform Selection

Confirming the right platform for your catalog size, growth plans, and any specific requirements.

Build & Configure

Platform setup, payment integration, and configuration of shipping, tax, and inventory rules.

System Integration

Connecting to your existing tools — accounting, fulfillment, marketing — so the store fits how your business runs.

Testing & Launch

Full testing across payment methods and order flows before going live, catching problems before customers do.

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COMPLETE BUILD

Store Build

Starting at $4,500 / project

Includes everything listed above. Final price depends on catalog size, choice of platform, and complexity/number of integrations required.

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Do you build on Shopify, or other platforms too?

Shopify most commonly, but the platform is chosen based on your catalog size, budget, and specific requirements — WooCommerce and Magento are both options depending on what fits.

How much does ecommerce development cost?

See pricing above — it scales with catalog size, platform, and integration complexity. Most mid-size brand builds start around $4,500 and go up based on ERP and POS link needs.

Do you also design the store, or just build it?

This page covers the technical build. Visual design, user experience, and interactive front-end layout styling can be handled as a separate or combined engagement when you need both sides of the store.

Can you migrate our existing store without losing SEO rankings?

Yes — migrations are handled with strict technical care, matching URL formats, creating redirects database files to safely preserve your search standing completely.

Do you handle payment gateway integration?

Yes — including testing across various direct payment methods, credit networks, and digital wallets rather than setting a simple default plug.

What should I look for when comparing an ecommerce website creator?

If comparing DIY platforms, check what happens as your catalog and traffic grow — some platforms that work fine for a small store become limiting quickly at scale.

Is there a free option for ecommerce development, or is it always paid?

Free platform tiers exist but almost always have real limits — transaction fees, branding you can't remove, or feature caps. Running a serious store is a paid undertaking between platform fees, payment processing, and development.

What should I look for when comparing ecommerce sites?

Check the checkout flow specifically, not just the homepage. Checkout is where most conversion is won or lost, and it's often the least polished part of a store.

What should I look for when comparing an ecommerce website?

Test it on mobile, since most ecommerce traffic is mobile. A store that looks great on desktop and is clumsy on a phone is losing a majority of potential customers.

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