Stores built to sell, not just display a catalogue
Shopify, Magento, and custom e-commerce builds, optimised for conversion from day one.
The platform matters less than most e-commerce owners think - Shopify, Magento, and custom builds all fail in the same predictable ways when the product data, checkout flow, or performance basics are ignored. Picking the right platform for your catalogue size and complexity is step one; building it properly is where most of the value actually sits.
Shopify suits most catalogues that don't need heavy customisation - fast to launch, with the real differentiation coming from theme customisation and app choices rather than the platform itself. Magento earns its complexity for larger catalogues with genuine multi-store or pricing-rule needs. Custom builds make sense when the commerce model - subscriptions, marketplace dynamics, unusual pricing logic - doesn't fit a standard platform at all.
Whichever platform, the same optimisation work applies afterward: product pages, checkout flow, and site search are where revenue is actually won or lost, far more than the initial platform decision.
Every E-commerce Development service, broken down
Fast to launch, built to actually convert
Shopify store development and theme customisation built around conversion, not just launch speed.
Enterprise catalogue complexity, handled properly
Magento development and management for larger, more complex product catalogues.
When your commerce model doesn't fit a platform
Custom e-commerce builds for business models that standard platforms don't accommodate cleanly.
More revenue from the traffic already showing up
E-commerce conversion optimisation across product pages, cart, and checkout.
Common questions
Shopify suits most catalogues without heavy customisation needs and launches fast. Magento earns its extra complexity for larger catalogues with genuine multi-store or advanced pricing-rule requirements.
Yes - migrations are planned with a staged rollout and full product/order data mapping specifically to avoid downtime or lost transactions during the switch.
Yes, through our Web Optimization service - security, speed, and Core Web Vitals monitoring continue after launch rather than stopping once the store goes live.
A Shopify build usually runs four to eight weeks, Magento eight to twelve, and a custom or headless build three to six months - the range depends far more on catalogue complexity and integrations than on the platform name alone.
That's what our custom e-commerce work covers - subscription billing, marketplace dynamics, or negotiated B2B pricing that a standard platform can't accommodate without heavy workarounds.
No - a rebuild removes structural friction (speed, checkout steps, catalogue structure), but conversion also depends on traffic quality, pricing, and product fit, which are outside the build itself. We won't promise a specific outcome we don't control.
Store built, but not converting?
Before rebuilding, we audit the product pages and checkout flow - that's usually where the revenue is being lost.
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