Ecommerce development, from first store to custom commerce

Choose Shopify if you want a hosted platform that is simple to run and handles security and updates for you. Choose WooCommerce if you need full control of the code, custom logic, or you already run a WordPress site with lots of content. We compare both against your catalog, team, integrations and fees, then recommend one.

The main drivers are catalog size and product complexity, custom design, payment, shipping and tax rules, subscriptions or B2B features, and integrations with ERP, inventory, POS or accounting tools. Migrating products and customers from another platform also adds work. We list everything in a written scope with a fixed price.

Yes. We connect stock, products and orders between your store and POS, ERP or warehouse systems, with one agreed source of truth for inventory. Where no good connector exists, we build the integration or a custom POS that shares the same database, with logs and alerts for failed syncs.

Yes, when it pays off. A headless store uses Next.js for the front end with Shopify, WooCommerce or another commerce back end, which gives full design freedom and very fast pages. It costs more to build and maintain, so we recommend it only when a standard theme cannot meet your needs.

Yes. We add subscriptions with trials, skips and customer self-service, B2B features such as wholesale prices and net terms, and multi-vendor marketplaces with vendor accounts, commissions and payouts. We use proven extensions where they fit and custom development where your rules are unique.

We design product, cart and checkout pages around how your customers buy: clear photos and pricing, trust signals, fast mobile pages and as few checkout steps as possible. Before launch we test payments, shipping and tax on real orders, and we set up analytics so you can see where shoppers drop off.