Shopify stores
Custom Shopify themes, apps configured rather than stacked, and a checkout that stays fast as the catalogue grows.
- Shopify
- Custom themes
- Apps
We design and build Shopify and WooCommerce stores — and custom commerce where those platforms stop fitting — with checkout, payments and stock wired to the way you actually sell.
Six shapes of store, one standard of craft. Most businesses sit across two of them — tell us how you sell and we will find the fit.
Custom Shopify themes, apps configured rather than stacked, and a checkout that stays fast as the catalogue grows.
WordPress-based stores for businesses that want full control of hosting, content and plugins — hardened and kept fast.
Next.js storefronts on a commerce backend, for catalogues, pricing or flows the off-the-shelf platforms cannot model.
Trade accounts, tiered price lists, quote requests and bulk ordering, running alongside your retail store.
Vendor onboarding, commissions and payouts for platforms that sell other people's stock.
Subscription boxes, memberships and downloads with billing that renews itself.
The parts that decide whether a store earns its keep — included from the first build, not quoted as extras.
Stripe, PayPal and local Sri Lankan gateways, with the currencies and tax rules your customers expect.
Guest checkout, saved addresses and a mobile-first layout, with every step measured for drop-off.
Inventory tied to your warehouse, POS or supplier feeds, so you never sell what you do not have.
Product structured data, clean collection URLs and fast product pages, so the catalogue can be found.
Delivery zones, courier rates and order-status emails that cut the “where is my order?” messages.
Conversion tracking and funnel reports in place before launch, so every change can be measured.
Four stages, the same on every store. You see working software every week, not a big reveal at the end.
We map your catalogue, payments, shipping and integrations, then commit to a fixed price and a launch date.
Store layout, product pages and checkout designed and tested against your real products — not lorem ipsum.
Weekly releases to a staging store, with payments, stock, shipping and emails connected and test-ordered end to end.
Catalogue import, redirects, go-live and a handover session — then iteration sprints driven by your sales data.
What people ask us about building an online store, before the first call.
It depends on the platform, the size of the catalogue and how many systems the store has to talk to, so we quote rather than guess. A theme-based Shopify store sits at the lower end; a custom or headless build with ERP and POS integration sits higher. Whatever the number, you get it as a fixed quote before any work starts.
Shopify if you want hosting, security and updates handled for a monthly fee, and your products fit its model. WooCommerce if you want full control of hosting and content, or already run WordPress. We build on both, and we recommend one based on your catalogue, budget and who will run the store day to day.
Yes. We integrate international gateways such as Stripe and PayPal alongside Sri Lankan gateways, and set up multi-currency where you sell abroad. Which gateways you can use depends on your bank and business registration, so we confirm that during scoping rather than after launch.
Yes. Products, customers and order history are migrated, and every old URL is redirected to its new home so you keep the rankings you have earned. We run the new store in parallel until the numbers match before switching over.
Usually, yes — through the system's API or a scheduled sync, so stock and orders are entered once. If your current POS cannot be connected, we also build POS systems that share one stock count with the store.
You do — domain, store account, hosting, customer data and code, all in your name from day one. There is nothing to buy back if you ever move on.
Tell us what you sell, where you sell it today and a few stores you admire. You'll get a fixed quote, a timeline and a clear plan — usually within a business day.