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E-commerce
Development

We build online stores engineered to sell — product catalogs that are easy to browse, checkout flows that don’t lose sales, and payment, shipping, and inventory setups that actually work the way your business does.

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eCommerce development services

Everything an online store needs
to actually sell

Not a demo store with your products dropped in. Every build starts from your catalog, your customers, and how they buy — then we build the structure, checkout, and integrations around it.

What’s Included

Product catalog & category structure

Products organized and filterable the way your customers actually shop, with variants, options, and pricing set up correctly from day one.

Secure checkout & payment integration

Payment gateways connected and tested end-to-end, with a checkout flow built to keep customers moving instead of abandoning their cart.

Inventory & order management setup

Stock levels, order statuses, and fulfillment workflows configured so you can run the store without chasing spreadsheets.

Shipping & tax configuration

Shipping rates, zones, and tax rules set up correctly for where you actually sell, not left on generic defaults.

Mobile-optimized shopping experience

Browsing, product pages, and checkout tested across phone, tablet, and desktop, since most shoppers aren’t buying from a desktop anymore.

Conversion-focused product & checkout pages

Product pages and checkout steps built to move a browser to a buyer, with copy, layout, and calls-to-action aimed at completing the sale.

A store that fits how you sell,
not a demo theme

Spinning up a store from a template is fast and often breaks down once real products, real traffic, and real orders hit it. Here’s what changes when your store is built properly.

Why a Real Build Over a Template Store

BUILT FOR YOUR CATALOG

Structure mapped to how your products actually work

We start from your product types, variants, and pricing model — then build the catalog structure around them, instead of forcing your products into a generic template’s limitations.

BUILT TO PERFORM

Checkout that’s actually
tested

Every payment method, shipping rule, and tax calculation is tested end-to-end before launch — not just assumed to work because the plugin says it’s configured..

MADE TO GROW

A store structure that scales
with you

We build the catalog and integrations so adding new products, categories, or sales channels later is a content task, not a rebuild.

A proven e-commerce
development process

Five phases keep your store project organized, transparent, and focused on the final business outcome.

How We Work

Discovery

We learn your product catalog, customers, and goals, and audit anything you already have set up.

eCommerce website design

Store built on the platform that fits your business, with payment, shipping, and inventory configured and connected.

Development

eCommerce website launch

Post-launch maintenance and updates so your store stays fast, secure, and current as your catalog grows.

Support

Online store development

Store layout, product pages, and checkout flow mapped to your catalog and reviewed with you before build.

Design

development

Full checkout and payment testing, cross-device QA, and a supervised go-live so nothing breaks on launch day.

QA & Launch

eCommerce website support

The right e-commerce platform
your business,
not ours

We choose the platform based on your catalog, budget, and growth plans — not a one-size-fits-all stack.

 

Platforms We Build On

WooCommerce

Shopify

Stripe

PayPal

WordPress

Custom PHP

REST API

Webhooks

Inventory Management Tools

Email & Klaviyo Integration

Headless Commerce

Figma

E-commerce development packages
built around your
scope

Every store is scoped individually — these tiers give you a starting point for the conversation.

 

Engagement Options

STARTER STORE

A focused store for a small catalog or single product line.

FROM $3,200


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GROWTH STORE

For businesses with a growing catalog that need a scalable, conversion-focused store.

FROM $7,500


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ENTERPRISE STORE

For large catalogs, multi-channel selling, or highly custom commerce requirements.

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Tell Us About the Store You Want to Build

Share your products, current setup, and required functionality. Our team will review your requirements and recommend a suitable development approach.



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No pressure and no generic package. We will review your requirements before recommending a solution.

EXPLORE THE CLUSTER

eCommerce Development Resources & Proof

Explore store platforms, supporting eCommerce services, practical buying guides, and selected Avenzo eCommerce work.

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DECISION GUIDE

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with both Shopify and WooCommerce?

Yes. We choose the platform based on catalog complexity, content needs, integrations, internal workflows, checkout requirements, and the level of customization the business needs.

Can you redesign an existing online store instead of migrating platforms?

Yes. If the current platform is still a good fit, the better project may be a focused redesign, performance improvement, checkout cleanup, or theme rebuild rather than a full migration.

Do eCommerce projects include payment and third-party integrations?

They can. Projects may include payments, shipping, CRM, email, inventory, subscriptions, analytics, or other integrations where those systems are part of the required customer journey.

Can you improve an existing store that is slow or difficult to convert?

Yes. We can review performance, product discovery, navigation, product pages, mobile UX, checkout friction, app or plugin overhead, and the technical issues affecting the buying journey.