E-commerce
engineered for growth.

Tell us what you want to build, improve or fix. We discuss the result you need, what matters first and what needs investigating before an estimate.

We first review how the store is set up, what it connects to and how customers buy. We agree the priorities, access and responsibilities before making changes.

Not always. A smaller improvement may solve the problem. We first review the store, or agree a store assessment, to compare that option with a new build.

Share the public store URL, what should happen, what happens now and your preferred timing. A short description of the relevant products or buying rules helps. Do not include passwords, payment details or customer records.

A store assessment is a separately agreed review. It records what we find and what matters first, so you can decide on repairs, improvements or ongoing care. Making the changes is agreed separately.

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The work can cover product and category pages, cart, checkout, agreed plugins and custom features. Before building, we agree the catalog, buying rules, connections and checks your store needs.

Cost depends on your catalog, page types, buying rules, custom features, connections, content and testing. The estimate explains what is assumed and what is not included.

We review the relevant product, cart and checkout screens at agreed desktop and mobile sizes. We check navigation, forms, readable content and buying steps. Any particular devices you need us to test are agreed before work starts.

First we check whether the other system supports the connection and whether access and licences are available. Then we agree what information moves, when it moves and who handles failed or repeated updates.

We check each type of data separately: products and their options, orders, customer accounts and URLs. What can move depends on the old platform. Subscription billing needs its own assessment; importing products does not transfer it.

Your handover explains what was built, who owns it, everyday tasks and known limits. Ongoing maintenance is agreed separately, with clear work and support hours.

Yes. We can investigate a specific problem. First we confirm what goes wrong and repeat the steps safely, then estimate a repair once the cause is clear enough.

The plan names the routine checks, work included, response windows and exclusions. Larger features, redesigns and specialist investigations are agreed separately.

You do not need to change hosting by default. We first check whether your current hosting supports the planned maintenance, backups and test copy.

Checks are selected around the store: product pages, variations, cart, shipping, checkout and any agreed integrations. A successful update installation alone is not a complete store check.

The scope can cover store and integration behaviour, using a gateway test environment where available. Real payment decisions and account restrictions remain with the payment provider.

The plan defines included work and time. Larger investigations, custom changes and third-party failures are assessed separately so expectations stay clear.

No. We can investigate access, signals and technical problems, and verify the changes made. Search engines decide what to index and display.

We can agree a review on its own or include the fixes too. The estimate names the changes, page types and follow-up checks included.

Start with accessible pages, clear content and accurate product information. Any additional work should answer a specific, evidenced need rather than promise AI visibility.

Start with the action that feels slow and measure it. Browsing, checkout and admin can have different causes, including code, images, hosting or outside services. One test score does not describe every visit.

It does not need to. Existing URLs are inventoried, and any proposed change is reviewed with its redirect and testing requirements.

A store assessment reviews the setup and buying journey. Technical SEO looks at how search engines reach and understand pages, including URLs and product information. Choose the review around the question you need answered.