Ecommerce website development services

It depends on the platform, the size of your catalogue, custom features, integrations and whether products are being migrated. Platform, app and payment fees are separate from the build. We quote after a short call about your products and how you sell.

Shopify is hosted for you and simple to run, with monthly fees and some fixed rules such as its URL structure. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, gives you more control and suits shops that publish a lot of content, but it needs hosting and regular updates. We weigh both against your needs before recommending one.

Headless means the shop’s back end, such as Shopify, handles products and orders while a separate front end, often built with Next.js, displays the store. It allows a faster, fully custom design but costs more to build and maintain, so it tends to suit larger or more demanding shops.

Yes. Category structure, product templates, metadata, product schema, canonical tags and sitemaps are part of the build. That gives the store a sound foundation, but rankings also depend on content, links and competition, so we can continue with ecommerce SEO after launch if you want.

Yes. We migrate products, customers and order history where the platforms allow it, and redirect every old URL to its new equivalent. Redirects are tested before launch and search data is watched afterwards, so rankings and links built up over time are not lost.