E-Commerce

Shopify and WooCommerce.Stores that keep selling while we work on them.

A store is not a brochure. Every change carries an order, a customer, and a ranking behind it. So the careful part is the data and the cutover, not the design.

You're on one of these platforms, or you're about to be. You want the store to fit how you actually sell: your catalog, your checkout, your shipping rules. And you want the next sale weekend to go through without a developer on standby.

How we work

01

Count the orders first

Before anything moves, products, customers, and orders are counted on both sides. On the last big cutover that was 650 orders, every one accounted for.

02

Protect the rankings

Redirects go live with the store, and we check that the pages Google sends people to still answer. Rankings are usually the thing nobody checked.

03

Change it under live traffic

No maintenance page. The store keeps taking orders while we work, including a database cleanup three weeks before a sale weekend for a US manufacturer.

04

Hand back something your team can run

Reusable sections, documented decisions, and a short launch note, so the next campaign page doesn't need a ticket.

What's in here

Shopify builds and fixes

How long: Typical build: 4 to 6 weeks

Who this is for

You are on Shopify or moving to it. You want a theme that fits the brand, loads fast, and does not need an app for every small thing.

  • Theme built or reworked around your products, not a template demo
  • Product, collection, and cart pages that sell without clutter
  • Apps only where they earn their fee; the rest built in
  • Speed check and launch QA before it goes live

WooCommerce development

How long: Typical build: 3 to 6 weeks

Who this is for

You run a store on WordPress and need it built, extended, or untangled. Variable products, custom checkout steps, the plugin that stopped playing nice.

  • Store set up on a clean WordPress base, or an existing one cleaned up
  • Product templates, variations, and checkout flow built to your catalog
  • Custom plugins when the marketplace ones fall short
  • Database cleanup under live traffic, done before, not during, your busy weekend
See how it went →

Moving a store between platforms is its own page. Wix, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, and headless to Shopify, or WooCommerce to Next.js: see the migrations page for the paths we've run and how a cutover goes.

One we built and still look after

Crocodile Grill

Hospitality / Dominical, Costa Rica

Crocodile Grill

Modernized a hospitality site with menu updates, event highlights, and a simpler update flow.

View case study

What people ask first

Shopify or WooCommerce?

Shopify if you want the platform to carry hosting, payments, and most of the apps. WooCommerce if you need control over the data and the checkout, or you already live in WordPress. We'll tell you which fits your catalog, not which we prefer.

Can we keep the apps we already pay for?

The ones that earn their fee, yes. We'll list the ones that don't and what replaces them. We don't sell you a plugin you'll be stuck with.

Will the store go down while you work?

No. Changes are staged and switched over under live traffic. Your customers keep buying.

Next step

Tell us what you're trying to build, fix, or connect.

Send the site, the problem, and roughly what you want it to do. You'll get a reply within 24 to 48 hours with a first read and the next step. English or Spanish.