Shopify & e-commerce development: a storefront that sells, a machine that delivers.
The storefront is custom built, drawn for your brand instead of picked from a theme store. The machine behind it is proven parts, Shopify checkout, payments, fulfillment, wired into one system that runs the selling end to end. I build both halves as one thing.
Commerce, with or without a cart
Product businesses
Shopify storefront, payments, and fulfillment wired end to end. An order placed at midnight is picked, packed, and shipped without anyone copying an address.
Service businesses
Booking, quotes, inquiries. The sale still runs on rails, there's just no checkout page. Most service commerce fails at the handoff, so the handoff is the build.
What a store build connects
Every store is a different machine, so the wiring is scoped per build and priced in writing before work starts. This list is the vocabulary, not a bundle.
A store that ships without being touched
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Skincare e-commerce built to sell and fulfill at scale: a custom-built storefront running on a fully integrated Shopify engine, with ShipStation fulfillment and an end-to-end shopping experience backed by an aesthetic that reflects the brand's credibility.
Lavish Society Bites
Premium service commerce: a luxury catering platform where the sale is an inquiry, built to raise perceived value and drive stronger intent.
What a store costs
Scoped per project
No two stores do the same work, so there's no flat price. The number follows what the store has to sell, connect, and ship, and you get it in writing before anything starts.
The questions every store starts with
Shopify or custom?
Both. Shopify runs the machinery: proven checkout, payments and PCI handled, portable if we ever part ways. The storefront in front of it is custom built, not a theme. You get the platform the job needs, not a stack I'm loyal to.
Can you wire up fulfillment?
Yes, and it's usually the point. Orders should flow from checkout to carrier without a human copying addresses. ShipStation and the flows around it are scoped as part of the build.
I sell services, not products.
Then your store has no cart, and that's fine. Booking, quote, and inquiry flows are commerce too, and they fail the same way carts do: at the handoff. Same discipline, different machine.
Who owns the store?
You do. The Shopify account, the domain, and every customer record are registered to your business, same as everything I build. If we part ways, the store comes with you.
Once a store ships, it gets watched: Platform Care keeps the machine running after launch.
Selling is a system. Let's build yours.
A free 30-minute call to talk through the products, the fulfillment, and the number. Scoped in writing before anything starts.