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Technical audits and the fixes, from people who can change the code. The audit and the deploy are one engagement rather than a document somebody else has to act on.
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What we build for you. Catches buyers searching for someone to do the work rather than software to do it with.

Technical audits and the fixes, from people who can change the code. The audit and the deploy are one engagement rather than a document somebody else has to act on.

Designed and built for your brand in Next.js, server-rendered, running against your own API key and readable enough for your developers to take over.

We build the part no platform ships, into the dashboard you already use, on a backend that already handles accounts, catalog, orders and shipping.

More orders from the traffic you already pay for, measured against real revenue because the funnel and the orders are the same database.

Move off Shopify, WooCommerce or anything else with your catalog, customers, orders, content and URLs intact, and without the store going dark.

Connect the tools you already run, or have us build the one that does not exist, against an API-first backend with webhooks in both directions.

A wholesale portal and a retail store on one backend, with volume pricing tiers, state-level product restrictions and one order list underneath.

The continuous work a live store generates that is nobody's job, done on a schedule, with every change written to a log you can read yourself.

Products, variants, categories, images and descriptions imported in bulk and structured so stock can be trusted and pages can rank.

Architecture and platform choice, delivered as a written recommendation you keep, including the option of staying exactly where you are.

Resell the dashboard under your own brand and domain, with twenty-two modules to switch on per client and record types you define yourself.
Not because the work is cheaper, but because most of it has already been done and does not need doing again.
Accounts, catalog, orders, payments, shipping and reporting already exist and are already yours. A from-scratch build spends its first months there, and you pay for it twice: once to write it, again every time it breaks.
Work starts at the thing that is actually specific to your business, which is the only part a competitor cannot buy off the shelf. That is the whole reason this costs less than an agency and fits more than a SaaS.
Whatever gets built runs in your organization against your API key, on infrastructure you control. A build that leaves you unable to walk away is a subscription with extra steps.
Ecommerce development is building the software a store actually runs on, rather than styling a template. That means the storefront customers buy from, the catalog, orders, payments and shipping behind it, and the integrations that tie those to whatever else the business already uses. Here most of that back half exists before your project starts, so development means the part that is specific to you.
They are the work of building the software a store runs on: the site customers buy from, the tools staff use behind it, and the migrations and integrations that connect the two. Most of that is already built here, so what is left is the part specific to your business, which is why these engagements are usually smaller than the quote you got elsewhere.
If you are moving off Shopify or WooCommerce, start with migration. If you have a backend and want the shopfront built, that is storefront development. If you want to resell the dashboard to your own clients under your own name, that is white-label. If your business does something none of that describes, that is custom development, and it is the one that starts with a conversation rather than a page.
In practice yes, because that is where the advantage comes from. The reason a project here is smaller than the same project elsewhere is that most of it is already built. Work on a stack we do not maintain would just be ordinary agency work at ordinary agency prices.
Scoped per project and quoted before work starts. No day rate is published on this site because the honest answer depends on the requirement, and a number given before anybody understands it is a guess made at your expense. The scoping conversation is free and frequently shortens the project.