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E-commerce Development Company

Your choice of e-commerce platform shapes your costs for years: transaction fees, app subscriptions, what your team can change without a developer, and how hard it is to connect stock, orders and fulfillment. We recommend and build on whichever platform fits (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or a headless storefront), connect it to the systems behind the store, and keep improving conversion after launch.

What this gives you

  • A platform chosen for your catalog, order volume and team, not our preference
  • Stock, orders and fulfillment connected, so staff stop re-keying data
  • Faster pages and a shorter path to checkout
ShopifyWooCommerceBigCommerceHydrogenNext.jsKlaviyo

Some of the teams we’ve worked with

GovBuddySandridge BartonImpact PocketsRefine GroupPizza HutHelloWoofyGovSoftVintage Club

What’s included

The work we take responsibility for.

Store design and build

Storefronts designed around how your customers browse and buy: search, filters, product pages and a short path to checkout.

Platform selection

Straight advice on Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or headless, based on catalog size, B2B needs, integrations and total running cost.

Headless commerce

Next.js or Hydrogen front ends when you need a custom experience or tighter control over performance, and only when the extra build and maintenance cost is justified.

Integrations

ERP, 3PL, payment, subscription and marketing tools connected, so inventory and order data stay accurate across systems. Our multi-channel commerce and multi-brand order management case studies show this work in practice.

Migrations and replatforming

Moving between platforms with products, customers, order history and URL redirects mapped, so search traffic and customer records carry over.

Conversion optimization

Core Web Vitals, product page and checkout improvements, and A/B tests where traffic is high enough to give a clear answer.

Deliverables

What you keep when the work is done.

  • Store design and build
  • Platform setup
  • System integrations
  • Speed and conversion review
  • Launch and team training

How we deliver

Human-led

Scope and design the system

A senior engineer works out the data model, the integrations and the build plan with you. These decisions shape everything after, so a person makes them.

AI-assisted

Build, with AI on the routine work

AI tools draft scaffolding, boilerplate and first-pass tests, so engineering hours go into the parts specific to your business.

Human-led

Review and harden

Engineers review the code, check security and own the quality of what ships. Nothing AI-drafted goes out unreviewed.

Both

Launch and keep improving

Production release with monitoring in place, then short cycles of changes based on how people actually use it.

FAQ

Common questions about E-commerce Development

Which e-commerce platform should I use?

It depends on your catalog, budget, integrations and how much your team wants to manage. Shopify suits most merchants who want a hosted platform and a quick setup; WooCommerce suits stores that sit alongside a WordPress site or need deep customization; BigCommerce and headless setups fit more specific catalog, B2B or front-end requirements. We’ll recommend the one that fits, even when that’s the simpler, cheaper option.

How much does an e-commerce website cost?

A custom store typically starts in the mid four figures; larger or headless builds cost more. We scope your requirements and give you a single fixed price, so you know the number before we start.

Can you improve our existing store’s conversion rate?

Yes, and it’s often a sensible first project. We review speed, product pages and checkout against your analytics, make specific changes, and test them where traffic allows, so you can see which changes made the difference.

Can you migrate our store to a new platform?

Yes. We migrate products, customers and content and set up 301 redirects so search traffic carries over. Customer passwords generally can’t be moved between platforms, so we plan how customers are invited to reactivate their accounts.

Who needs to be involved on our side?

Someone who owns the store commercially, plus whoever manages fulfillment and stock, since integrations depend on how orders actually move through your business. We’ll also need access to your current platform, payment provider and any ERP or 3PL systems.

Talk through what you need with someone technical.

Share a few details and an engineer will reply within one business day with clear next steps. If it looks like a fit, you can start with a one-week trial on real work.