You outgrew your template. Now what?

When you need custom checkout logic, B2B pricing tiers, subscription models, or ERP integrations that Shopify apps can't handle cleanly. If you're spending $2K+ per month on plugins, fighting checkout limitations, or dealing with 3-second page loads from script bloat, it's time. Most brands doing $500K+ in annual revenue see ROI within 6 months of migrating. See our e-commerce development page.

Typically Next.js for server-rendered, SEO-friendly storefronts, a headless CMS like Sanity or Contentful for content management, and a commerce API such as the Shopify Storefront API, Medusa, or a fully custom backend. Stripe handles payments. You get sub-second page loads, full design control, and no plugin dependencies. See our e-commerce development page for details.

Yes. We migrate product data, customer accounts, order history, and subscription records while mapping every URL to preserve your SEO rankings with proper 301 redirects. We run the old and new storefronts in parallel during the transition so there's zero downtime or lost orders. Complex catalogs with thousands of SKUs and custom attributes are handled systematically. Our CMS migration process covers the details.

We integrate with Stripe Billing or build fully custom subscription logic depending on your needs. That includes recurring charges, automated dunning sequences for failed payments, plan upgrades with proration, and self-service customer portals where subscribers manage their account. Free trials, usage-based metering, and hybrid billing models are all supported natively without third-party plugins. See our application development services.

Yes. We design the UX and build the brand identity alongside the storefront as a single integrated project. Product pages, collection layouts, checkout flows, and post-purchase experiences are all designed around your specific catalog and customer journey. Every pixel reflects your brand instead of a template with your logo swapped in.

Our e-commerce builds run $10,000 to $50,000 depending on catalog size, integration complexity, and custom features like subscriptions or B2B pricing. A Shopify or headless WooCommerce storefront runs $10,000 to $20,000, a high-volume build runs $15,000 to $30,000, and a fully custom storefront with ERP sync, subscription billing, and multi-currency support runs $25,000 to $50,000. See our e-commerce development page for details.

We use Stripe or your preferred payment processor with payment fields or checkout pages the processor hosts, so card numbers go straight to them and never touch your server. All data transmits over encrypted connections. That keeps card data out of your storefront and reduces how much of PCI DSS applies to you. It doesn't remove your obligations: PCI compliance is shared between the processor and the merchant, and you still complete an annual self-assessment questionnaire and attestation. Your processor's guidance tells you which questionnaire your setup requires. See our application development security standards.

We provide ongoing support covering performance monitoring, conversion optimization, feature additions, and security patches. E-commerce sites need active maintenance as payment processors update, APIs change, and traffic patterns shift. It runs on a retainer: you put down a deposit, the work is billed against it at $150 an hour, and you get a monthly summary.

A focused storefront migration is typically 10-14 weeks including data transfer, SEO redirect mapping, and testing. Complex catalogs with thousands of SKUs, custom attributes, and subscription data can extend to 16-20 weeks. We run the old and new storefronts in parallel during transition so there's zero downtime. See our migration process for details.

Yes. We build tiered pricing, volume discounts, net terms, purchase orders, and customer-specific catalogs natively, and you don't need a Shopify Plus subscription or a third-party B2B plugin. Your wholesale and DTC channels can run from the same platform with separate pricing logic and checkout flows. See our application development page.