Storefronts
Custom design and build at a fixed price agreed before anything starts -- no hourly meter, no change orders, no surprise invoice at the end. You bring the products, the photos, and the words. We turn them into a storefront that looks like your brand instead of a template someone else is also using, on Shopify, WooCommerce, or BigCommerce at the same price whichever you pick.
You are selling something real and you already have the raw material -- product photos, a logo, copy you have written, a catalogue in a spreadsheet. What you do not have is a store that looks like it belongs to your brand.
The two usual options are both bad. A $39 theme applied straight out of the box looks like the four thousand other stores using it. An agency will build you something genuinely custom and quote $15,000 for it.
This is the middle: a free theme rebuilt around your brand by one person who does the design and the development, at a price fixed before work begins. One person, no account managers, no change orders. Most stores launch in two to four weeks.
Three platforms, one price list. The tier costs the same whichever you pick, so the choice can be about what actually suits your business rather than what is cheapest to build.
The default for most merchants, and the one we have built on most. Hosting, security, and PCI compliance are handled for you. Best when you want to sell and not think about infrastructure.
Trade-off: a monthly subscription, and an extra fee per sale unless you use their own payment processing. Wholesale is included on the regular plans now, so selling B2B no longer means an enterprise contract.
WordPress underneath, so if you already run a WordPress site the store lives in the same place. No platform subscription, and the data is genuinely yours on your own hosting.
Trade-off: you own the hosting, updates, backups, and security. Budget for the care plan or a competent host.
Hosted like Shopify, and strong on wholesale and multiple price lists. Worth a look if you sell B2B as well as retail and want that machinery in the base plan.
Trade-off: a smaller app ecosystem, and its plans carry sales-volume caps that move you up a tier as you grow. We will show you the real monthly number before you choose.
Two things these tiers are not for. If your store is really an application -- unusual pricing rules, a membership or booking model, an integration no platform supports -- that is a build, not a theme, and we quote it on its own rather than pretend it fits a tier. And if you are on Squarespace, Wix, or Etsy, we will gladly maintain what you have or move you off it, but those platforms do not allow the custom sections the tiers promise. In both cases we will say so on the call rather than sell you something that cannot be delivered.
The tier is set by how much of the store has to be built from scratch, not by how many pages it has -- pages are cheap once the theme is yours. You are told which tier you are in, and why, before you commit to anything.
A clean, branded store built on a free theme. The right choice for a first storefront or a straightforward catalogue.
1 to 2 weeks
A store built around how your brand actually tells its story, with layouts the theme does not ship with.
2 to 3 weeks
For stores that need to do something, not just show something -- a launch mechanism, a wholesale channel, a migration.
4 weeks and up
These are fixed prices, not starting points, and they do not change with the platform you choose. Half is due at kickoff and half at launch, and the number does not move unless you change what you asked for. Enterprise plans, headless builds, custom app development, and multi-store or multi-currency rollouts sit outside these tiers and are quoted individually.
A fixed price works because the scope is known, and the scope is known once the content is real. This is the part every storefront project runs aground on, so it is worth being blunt about it up front.
The schedule starts when this arrives complete, not when you sign. If gathering it is the part you dread, we will do it for you as a separate quoted line rather than let it stall the build.
You find out the price before you commit to anything
You see the store before it is built
The approved design becomes a working store
You leave able to run it yourself
Optional, month to month, and genuinely optional -- the store is yours and runs fine without it.
Three hours at our published $185/hour rate is $555, so the plan is the cheaper way to buy small changes if you expect to make them. If you do not expect to make any, skip it -- we would rather you cancelled than paid for something you never use.
Describe the store you want and what you already have. We will tell you which tier it is and what it costs, in writing, before you commit to anything.
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