Shopify Store Development

Yes. We migrate your products, customers, order history, images and content from most platforms, including WooCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce and Magento. We also set up 301 redirects from your old URLs, so you keep your Google rankings and customers do not land on broken pages after the switch.

Yes. Many clients come to us with a live store that gets traffic but not enough sales. We run a conversion audit covering speed, product pages, navigation, trust signals, cart and checkout, then implement and test improvements one by one, so you can see exactly which changes are growing revenue.

Typically 4 to 10 weeks, depending on how many products you have, how custom the design is and what features you need, such as subscriptions, wholesale pricing or product bundles. A store built on a customized theme with a small catalog sits at the faster end, while large catalogs and custom features take longer.

Costs vary with the design approach, number of products, custom features and apps. A professionally customized theme is quicker and more affordable than a fully custom design, and is the right choice for most small stores. Remember to budget for Shopify’s monthly plan and any paid apps too. We scope your needs on a short call and give you a fixed quote up front.

For most small retailers, Shopify is the easier choice: hosting, security, updates and payments are all built in, so you spend your time selling rather than maintaining a website. WooCommerce runs on WordPress and offers more flexibility for unusual setups or content-heavy sites, but needs more upkeep. We will recommend the right fit based on your products, budget and team.