Ecommerce development
Shops that sell.
And hold up.
We design and build custom ecommerce: new shops, rebuilds and migrations from one platform to another. We start from your catalogue, volumes and processes, and choose with you the platform you actually need.
From the first product
to the thousandth order.
An ecommerce site isn’t just a catalogue with a cart. It’s stock, payments, shipping, emails and an admin someone uses every day.
- 01
New ecommerce.
Design, development and launch. Categories and filters built around your catalogue, clear product pages, a checkout without friction.
- 02
Rebuilds and migrations.
An old, slow shop, or one stuck on an unsupported version? We rebuild it or move it to another platform, bringing products, customers, orders and Google rankings along.
- 03
Integrations.
We connect the shop to what you already use: ERP or management software, warehouse, couriers, payment methods, marketplaces and email marketing tools.
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Custom or headless ecommerce.
When your pricing rules, configurator or order flow don’t fit any platform, we write the missing piece or the whole shop, with a separate React frontend.
What we work with
There’s no best one.
There’s yours.
It depends on how many products you have, who will run the shop and how much it needs to talk to other systems. Here’s how we think about it.
- 01
Shopify.
If you want to start quickly and not think about servers and updates. Great for brands and mid-sized catalogues, with a custom theme and the right apps.
- 02
WooCommerce.
If you already have a WordPress site or want content and shop in the same admin. Flexible, but it needs care: plugins, updates and hosting make the difference.
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PrestaShop.
If you want open source ecommerce built purely for selling, with plenty of ready-made modules and full control over code and data.
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Magento and Shopware.
If you have very large catalogues, B2B price lists, several stores or languages to run together. More powerful, but they need infrastructure to match.
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Custom.
If the way you sell is truly your own: unusual subscriptions, configurators, complex pricing logic. It costs more upfront, then it never holds you back.
Switching platform.
Losing nothing.
The risk in a migration isn’t the new shop. It’s what gets lost along the way. So we prepare everything beforehand, and check it afterwards. The details are on the ecommerce migration page.
What we bring along
- Products, variants and images
- Customers and order history
- URLs and Google rankings
- Content, reviews and pages
What we check
- 301 redirects, page by page
- Prices, taxes and shipping
- Payments and order emails
- Speed, before and after
On staging
The new shop lives on a test environment until it’s ready.
Real data
We test with your products and your orders, not dummy data.
After launch
If agreed, we keep an eye on orders, errors and Search Console in the weeks that follow.
Numbers first.
Then code.
- 01
Analysis.
Catalogue, volumes, warehouse and shipping processes, systems to connect. This is where the platform choice and a clear quote come from.
- 02
Design and development.
We design the pages that sell, from category to checkout, and build them on staging. You test and comment, we fix.
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Launch and maintenance.
Go-live, checks on payments and tracking and, if needed, training on the admin. Then, if you like, we keep looking after it.
Before you open
an online shop.
Which ecommerce platform should I choose?
It depends on catalogue, volumes, integrations and who will run the shop day to day. Shopify is the easiest to manage, WooCommerce and PrestaShop give more control, Magento and Shopware are for large catalogues and B2B. We’ll tell you once we’ve seen how you work, not before.
How much does it cost to build an ecommerce site?
It depends on the project’s specs: platform, number of products, design and integrations. After a first chat we send you a quote with scope, timing and price, with no surprise extras. We explain the figures you find around in the note on how much an online shop costs.
Can the shop be connected to my ERP?
Yes. We connect shops to ERPs and management software to sync products, stock, prices and orders. If your software has an API we use it, otherwise we find another way, such as a scheduled file exchange.
Will I lose my Google rankings if I switch platform?
Not if the migration is done properly. We map the old URLs and redirect them one by one to the new ones, keep titles and content, and check Search Console after launch.
Can I run the shop myself after launch?
Yes, that’s the goal. You manage products, orders, promotions and content from the admin, and we show you how. For updates, security and new features you can rely on us with an hours bundle or a maintenance plan.
Do you work on existing ecommerce sites too?
Yes. We start by reviewing code, modules and server, then tell you what’s worth fixing, what to rebuild and what to leave as it is.
Platforms
and related services.
- 01ShopifyCustom Shopify themes, apps and integrations, migrations from other platforms. For brands that want to sell without thinking about servers.
- 02WooCommerceCustom WooCommerce shops inside WordPress: theme, dedicated plugins, ERP and courier integrations, speed. Existing stores too.
- 03PrestaShopCustom PrestaShop modules, version upgrades, speed and migrations. For shops that want to grow without starting over.
- 04MagentoMagento 2 development and support: custom modules and themes, version upgrades, Magento 1 migrations and servers sized for large catalogues.
- 05ShopwareShopware 6 stores: custom plugins and apps, themes, pricing rules and B2B, integrations. For growing shops that want to stay open source.
- 06Ecommerce migrationMoving from one platform to another without losing products, customers, orders or rankings: a redirect map, tests on real data, checks after launch.
- 07Speed and performanceSlow sites, Core Web Vitals in the red, shops that can’t handle peaks: we find the bottlenecks and fix them.
- 08Website maintenanceUpdates tested on staging first, backups, security and fixes for websites and ecommerce. Even if we didn’t build them.
Got a shop in mind?
Let’s talk.
Tell us what you sell and how you work, we’ll figure out the rest together.
