E-Commerce Solutions

We build custom stores from scratch using Next.js and Stripe — not Shopify themes. This gives you full control over the design, checkout experience, and feature set without platform limitations or monthly licence fees. If you specifically need a Shopify integration (e.g. to use an existing fulfilment setup), we can build a headless Shopify frontend on top of their Storefront API.

Stripe is our primary payment integration and covers the majority of use cases: card payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay, buy now pay later, and subscription billing. We can also integrate PayPal, Square, or region-specific gateways if your market requires it.

Yes. Every store we build includes a CMS-powered admin panel where you can add and edit products, manage variants and pricing, process orders, update stock levels, and send fulfilment updates — all without touching code. We set it up for your team and walk through it during handoff.

Yes. We can integrate shipping carriers and fulfilment platforms including ShipStation, EasyPost, Australia Post, and others. Live shipping rate calculation at checkout, label generation, and tracking number updates to customers are all available depending on your setup.

A straightforward custom store with standard catalog, checkout, and Stripe integration runs $15,000–$35,000. Adding subscriptions, headless architecture, multi-currency, or complex inventory management pushes that to $40,000–$80,000+. Platform fees and hosting add $200–$600/month ongoing.

A focused custom build with defined scope typically takes 8–16 weeks. Headless or highly integrated builds with ERP or warehouse systems can take 4–6 months. The timeline is heavily influenced by how cleanly the product catalog and business logic are defined before development starts.

For most small-to-mid size stores, no. Headless adds significant development complexity and cost. It makes sense when you need custom performance optimisation, when you're serving the same catalogue across multiple channels (web, mobile, kiosk), or when your marketing team needs a frontend that moves faster than a traditional platform allows.

Yes, but migrations are expensive. Data migration (products, customers, order history) is the easy part — recreating custom functionality and integrations takes significant time. If you already know Shopify's limitations will be a problem within 12–18 months, it's usually cheaper to build custom from the start.

Shopify Plus (the enterprise tier) has B2B features including wholesale pricing and company accounts. For complex B2B scenarios — custom contract pricing, approval workflows, multi-location ordering — a custom solution is typically a better fit. The key question is how far your requirements deviate from what Shopify Plus supports out of the box.