// build

An online store that doesn't convert is just an expensive brochure.

Most ecommerce builds focus on launch day. We focus on month six, when the traffic is real and the checkout is losing you money.

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A well-built ecommerce store does more than accept payments. It guides customers from discovery to purchase with minimum friction, builds trust at every step and turns first-time buyers into repeat customers. The platform matters less than the execution: the right configuration, properly measured from day one.

// what to expect

What good looks like.

// before

Between 60–80% of visitors who reach checkout abandon before paying, and you don't know why

// with us

A friction-reduced checkout typically lifts completion by 15–25 percentage points, without any extra traffic

Most checkout abandonment isn't price sensitivity. It's friction: unexpected costs at the last step, too many form fields, or a design that feels untrustworthy. These are all fixable, and the fix costs nothing in ad spend.

// before

Your store slows down or goes offline when you run a promotion or get featured in press

// with us

Properly configured infrastructure handles traffic spikes. A TV mention or a big campaign doesn't take you offline

// before

You're not sure which products, pages or traffic sources are actually making you money

// with us

Revenue attribution in place from day one. You know exactly where money is coming from and where it's leaking

// before

Your mobile experience is an afterthought. Product pages are hard to navigate on a phone

// with us

Mobile-first design with fast load times, where most of your customers actually shop

In most markets, 60–70% of ecommerce traffic is mobile. A desktop-first store built four years ago is quietly losing sales every day.

// what's included

Ecommerce: what's included

  • WooCommerce

    Our most common build: flexible, cost-effective and deeply integrated with WordPress. From simple catalogues to high-volume stores.

  • Shopify

    Setup, custom themes and Shopify Plus, built for conversion, not just launched and forgotten.

  • Custom & headless ecommerce

    For stores that have outgrown standard platforms or need deep integration with existing systems.

  • Platform migrations

    From Magento, PrestaShop, Wix, Squarespace and others, without losing data, SEO rankings or customers.

  • Checkout optimisation

    Conversion testing, friction removal and UX improvements focused on the metric that matters: revenue per visitor.

  • Speed & Core Web Vitals

    Fast stores sell more. We optimise for real-world performance, not just lighthouse scores.

  • Product feed management

    Google Shopping and Meta Catalogue feeds set up, structured and maintained correctly from day one.

// how it works

Our ecommerce process

Every ecommerce project follows a clear structure, so you always know what's happening and what's next.

  1. Discovery & strategy

    Audit your products, margins, audience and goals to recommend the right platform and store architecture.

  2. Design & UX

    Product pages, checkout flow and category structure designed for conversion, not just aesthetics.

  3. Build & integration

    Store built and connected to payment processors, fulfilment, inventory and analytics from the start.

  4. Testing & QA

    Purchase flows, payment processing, mobile experience and load testing before going live.

  5. Launch & optimisation

    Go-live with monitoring in place, then systematic CRO work in the weeks that follow.

Tools & platforms:
WooCommerceShopifyShopify PlusHydrogenHeadlessPHPReactNext.jsStripeMollieKlarna
// our approach

We measure what matters before touching the store.

We track Customer Lifetime Value before we touch the store. CAC without CLV is a vanity metric. A €12 lead that buys once is worse than a €45 lead who returns three times a year. For single-purchase products, the same logic applies to revenue per acquisition. We set up the measurement first, then optimise for the number that matters.

Common questions

Shopify or WooCommerce?
Depends on your products, team and growth plans. Shopify is faster to launch and easier to manage; WooCommerce gives more control and lower transaction fees at scale. We'll recommend after understanding your situation.
Can you migrate without downtime?
Yes. New store built in parallel, data migrated and tested, then controlled cutover with minimal disruption.
Do you handle design as well as development?
Yes, end-to-end or working with your existing designs. Either model works.
What happens after launch?
We offer ongoing support and optimisation. Most ecommerce clients stay on a retainer because the optimisation work post-launch is where the real gains are.
Do you handle hosting too?
Yes. We can host and manage your store through our Managed Services and Hosting plans, so you have one team responsible for both the build and the infrastructure it runs on.

See where you stand, for free.

30 minutes, one senior team member, no pitch deck. We'll review your ecommerce setup and tell you what's working, what's not, and what we'd do differently.