Yes. We host what we build and provide ongoing support and maintenance after your store goes live. That includes security updates, platform updates, backups, and a direct line to us when something needs attention. Our goal is always a long-term relationship with our clients.
A typical new store build takes between four and eight weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on the scope of the project. Larger catalogs, custom functionality, and third-party integrations can extend that timeline. We will give you a realistic schedule at the start of the project and keep you updated throughout.
That depends on your business. WooCommerce is a strong fit for WordPress-based sites. Shopify works well for product-focused businesses that want a straightforward hosted solution. BigCommerce suits businesses with larger catalogs or more complex requirements. If you are not sure where to start, that is exactly the kind of question we help sort out before
In most cases, yes. Whether you need improvements to a store that is already running, a migration to a new platform, or ongoing support and maintenance, we can help. We work with WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, and Zen Cart, and we are happy to take a look at what you have before recommending a path forward.
Every project is different, so there is no single answer to that question. The cost depends on the platform, the size of your catalog, the complexity of your design, and what integrations your business needs. What we can tell you is that we will always give you an honest assessment of what you need and
Design is how your store looks and feels. It covers the layout, color scheme, typography, imagery, and the overall experience a visitor has when they land on your site. Development is how your store works. It covers the code, the platform, the integrations, the checkout process, and everything running behind the scenes that makes the