Storefronts that hold up at catalogue scale.

It depends on catalog complexity, order volume, and where you're headed post-raise — not on what's trending. We map your product model, integrations, and 12–18 month growth plan against Shopify, Shopify Plus, and headless options, then recommend the one with the lowest total cost of change as you scale.

Plus earns its cost once you need custom checkout, multi-currency or multi-entity storefronts, wholesale channels, or automation at a volume standard Shopify's app stack can't handle cleanly. Below that threshold, Plus is often overkill. We'll tell you honestly which side of that line you're on.

Usually migrate rather than rebuild from zero — your product data, content, and SEO equity are worth preserving. We audit what's actually slowing WooCommerce down (hosting, plugin bloat, or the platform ceiling itself) before deciding whether a clean re-platform or a targeted overhaul is the right call.

Yes — that's the standard we hold every migration to. Orders, customer records, and product history are mapped and reconciled field by field, and every URL gets a 301 redirect plan and metadata carryover so your rankings transfer instead of resetting to zero.

Most migrations run 4–8 weeks depending on catalog size and integration count. Your existing store stays fully live and taking orders throughout — we build and validate the new environment in parallel and cut over only once data, redirects, and checkout are tested end to end.

It scales with catalog complexity, custom checkout needs, and how many systems we're integrating — a lean Shopify launch and a headless Plus build with ERP and fulfillment ties are different budgets entirely. We scope against your actual requirements and give you a fixed number before work starts, not a range.

A focused Shopify build typically launches in 6–10 weeks; a headless or Plus build with deeper integrations runs 10–16 weeks. We set the real number after scoping, then hold to it — you need a launch date you can put on a board deck.

Stripe, Shopify Payments, PayPal, Braintree, Adyen, and most regional and BNPL providers your growth markets in the US, UK, or Australia require. If you need multiple providers or currency-specific routing, we build that logic into checkout from day one.

Yes — we regularly integrate with 3PLs, WMS platforms, and ERPs like NetSuite or Cin7 so inventory, orders, and fulfillment status sync automatically. If a native connector doesn't exist, we build the middleware rather than force you into manual reconciliation.

Yes — live carrier rates, multi-warehouse shipping logic, and services like ShipStation or Shippo are standard parts of a build. We set rate rules up to reflect your actual margin, not just pass through whatever the carrier API returns.

Performance budgets and load testing are built into every project, not bolted on after launch. We architect for your expected peak — a funding announcement, a launch campaign, a Black Friday spike — so the store holds up when the traffic actually matters.

They should improve, not just survive. Every rebuild ships with a full redirect map, preserved metadata and structured data, and technical SEO checks before launch, so you keep the rankings you've earned and gain the speed and crawlability wins a modern platform provides.

We build on platforms and payment providers that carry PCI DSS compliance natively, so card data never touches your servers, and we harden the rest — access controls, app permissions, data handling — to match what investors and enterprise customers expect to see in diligence.

A specialist shop sells you the platform they know. We start from your growth trajectory and pick the platform to match, then back it with the marketing, automation, and dev capability you need after launch — not just at handoff.

Book a scoping call — we'll review your current platform or plan, your growth timeline, and any deadlines that matter (a raise, a launch date), then come back with a fixed-scope proposal and timeline within days.