Westende Jewellers
A product-led boutique with category browsing, offer tiles, and clear product photography.
View case studyGet a custom-designed Shopify storefront shaped around your products and how your customers shop. We handle design, build, store setup, and launch as one fixed-scope project.
Shopify is a hosted commerce platform with store operations and selling tools managed in one place. It can suit teams that want to focus on products and orders without maintaining the underlying web server themselves.
Manage products, collections, orders, discounts, and customer details through Shopify's store admin.
Shopify provides the hosted platform and handles its core software updates as part of its service. Hosting and plan features depend on the subscription you choose.
The Shopify app ecosystem can add functions as your needs grow. We help choose only the integrations that suit your store and workflow.
Shopify may be a strong fit if you want a managed ecommerce platform, a central store admin, and a broad ecosystem of integrations. The right choice still depends on your catalog, workflows, budget, and the level of control you want.
Shopify subscriptions, paid apps, and payment processing fees vary by plan and provider. We’ll identify required integrations during scoping so you can consider recurring costs before launch.
Highly bespoke checkout or backend behavior may depend on Shopify’s current plan features and extension model. We’ll flag these requirements early and confirm any custom scope in writing.
One team takes the store from the first planning conversation through launch and handoff.
Review your products, customers, catalog structure, and required integrations.
Create a brand-led storefront and product experience, then refine it with your feedback.
Implement the responsive storefront, configure up to 100 products, and connect agreed payment and shipping options.
Test key journeys, publish the store, and provide the included two weeks of post-launch support.
One fixed price, agreed upfront. Larger catalogs and custom features are quoted separately, and any estimate is confirmed in writing before work begins.
A design shaped around your brand and products, not an off-the-shelf template look.
The storefront is built to work across phone, tablet, and desktop screens.
Up to 100 products configured in Shopify. Larger catalogs are quoted separately.
Payment and shipping integration, plus cart, checkout, and order emails.
Clean page structure and basic on-page SEO so your store is ready to be found.
Two weeks of post-launch support, handoff documentation, a quick training session, and direct access to your builder.
Examples of storefronts designed for different products and customer journeys.
A product-led boutique with category browsing, offer tiles, and clear product photography.
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A device-first shopping journey for customers finding accessories for their phone model.
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A friendly health store with clear paths to services, products, and a starter kit.
View case studyStraight answers on cost, timeline, and what happens after launch. Have another question? Send it through the contact form.
Our standard Shopify build is a fixed $3,999, paid as a one-time payment. It covers custom design, a responsive build, catalog setup for up to 100 products, payment and shipping integration, and two weeks of post-launch support. Shopify subscriptions, paid apps, and payment processing fees are separate and depend on the plans and providers you choose. Larger catalogs and custom features are quoted separately.
Most stores launch about four weeks from kickoff, assuming your content and product photos come back promptly. Delays in content, photos, or approvals can extend the timeline.
Yes. We take on redesigns of existing stores. Send us a link to your current store and we will tell you what a rebuild would involve.
Yes. Every build includes handoff documentation and a quick training session so you can manage your store yourself. After the included two weeks of support, an ongoing maintenance plan is available if you want continued updates and monitoring.
It depends on your catalog, budget, and how much control you want. Shopify is a hosted platform that suits teams who want a managed foundation, while WooCommerce runs on WordPress and gives more control over hosting and content. Tell us about your store and we will recommend the better fit.
Tell us about your catalog, your customers, and what you need the store to do.