E-commerce builds
Storefronts on Shopify, plus subscription and intake flows for service businesses. You own the customer data.
What you get
- Headless Shopify storefronts for product brands.
- Custom intake flows for service commerce — weddings, events, subscriptions.
- Cart, checkout, and post-purchase email on the backend you already use.
- Subscriptions where the offer needs them.
- Your data stays exportable: Stripe holds payment info, profiles live in your database.
- Multi-tenant billing is a separate line item, never buried in the build price.
- Same speed, SEO, and accessibility baseline as our marketing builds.
Timeline
4–8 weeks, depending on catalog size. 30-day launch warranty.
Recent work
- Trek Coffee Co. — headless Shopify on Next.js
A custom storefront on Shopify's commerce engine with a cart-in-cookie pattern, no client-side store, and a brand that doesn't read like a stock theme.
- Caffeinated Petals — OKC florist intake & subscription
Three distinct intake flows (wedding, sympathy, recurring subscription) routed straight to the florist via Resend — no CRM in the middle.
Common questions
- Do you build on Shopify?
- Yes. For product brands we build headless Shopify storefronts: Shopify runs the catalog and checkout, and the storefront itself is custom Next.js. For service businesses we build custom intake and subscription flows instead.
- Who owns the customer data?
- You do. Stripe holds payment details, customer profiles live in your own database, and all of it stays exportable.
- How long does an e-commerce build take?
- Four to eight weeks depending on catalog size, with a 30-day launch warranty.
Often paired with
- SEO & local searchTechnical SEO, schema, and content structure Google actually rewards — national queries and city-level local search alike.
- GEO & Search Console reportingGet cited by ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, and Perplexity — and see the real clicks behind it in Search Console.
- Custom appsWeb apps, internal tools, and SaaS on the same stack we ship our own products on. Standard hosting, code you own outright.