Selling online, without the platform fighting you
An online store has more moving parts than a website: inventory, variants, tax, shipping rules, payment processing, abandoned carts, refunds. Most of the pain in e-commerce comes from those parts being wired together badly at the start.
We build stores where the plumbing is right, so adding a product is a two-minute job and your fulfilment process doesn’t need a workaround.
What’s included
- Platform selection — WooCommerce or Shopify, chosen for your catalogue and workflow, not our convenience
- Product and catalogue setup including variants, options, and collection structure
- Secure checkout and payment integration with the processors you already use
- Shipping and tax configuration matched to where you actually ship
- Mobile-first storefront design — most product browsing happens on a phone
- Analytics and conversion tracking so you can see where orders come from and where carts are abandoned
- Launch support and training for whoever runs the store day to day
Choosing between WooCommerce and Shopify
Neither is the right answer for everyone.
WooCommerce suits you if you already run WordPress, need unusual product logic, or want full control of hosting and data. Shopify suits you if you want the platform to handle infrastructure, compliance, and payments, and your catalogue fits its model.
We’ll make a recommendation and explain the trade-off in plain terms. Migrating later is possible but never free, so it’s worth getting right up front.
Supervised AI is part of how we build this
Storefronts involve a lot of necessary repetition: product templates, variant logic, shipping and tax rules, checkout edge cases, test coverage for the paths where money moves. AI accelerates that work considerably. Payment and checkout code gets human authorship and review as a matter of policy — that is not a place to trade care for speed.
The rule is the same on every project: architecture is decided before anything is generated, every line is reviewed by a developer who could have written it, and nothing ships that we can’t explain to you. Your code and data never leave our environment — we don’t send client work to third-party AI services, and nothing of yours trains anyone’s model.
How our AI-assisted development works.
Work we’ve done
- Betty Pin — a Southern California brand with an innovative hair-styling product, built on Shopify, taking a single strong product to a direct consumer audience
- Tionne Wellness — Tionne Watkins created TLCBD after needing products to counter what tour life was doing to her body and skin; a personal brand carrying a full product line
- Well Being Trust — responsive design done properly, on WordPress
Talk to us
Whether it’s your first store or a replacement for one that’s become unmanageable, tell us what you’re selling and how you fulfil it.
Tell Us About Your Project — or see our engagement models.