E-commerce website development that makes Shopify feel custom

No — that's the point. Shopify keeps managing your products, inventory, orders, and checkout. We only replace the storefront your customers see with a custom-built, faster website connected to your existing store.

No. Customers still pay through Shopify's secure checkout — the same payment methods, shipping rules, and taxes you have configured today. We hand the cart to Shopify at the moment of purchase.

Back-office apps — inventory, fulfillment, accounting, email — keep working, because they live in your Shopify admin. Theme apps (page builders, popups, review widgets embedded in the theme) are replaced by features built directly into the new storefront.

Every store is different, so we quote after a short discovery call: catalog size, integrations, and custom features set the price. You get a fixed quote in writing before we start, plus a small monthly for Client Hub so you can edit the storefront with AI.

Most storefronts launch in three to four weeks: about a week of design, one to two weeks of build and Shopify integration, and a final week of content, testing, and launch.

Yes — measurably. Themes render in Shopify's template system and reload on every click. The custom storefront pre-renders pages, streams them in, serves next-gen image formats, and preloads the next page before it's clicked. We treat Google's Core Web Vitals as a launch requirement.