Magento to Shopify, WooCommerce to custom, or a replatform you have been putting off. Migrations are quoted separately because the catalogue and redirect work is where the real effort sits.
Selling a $12 consumable and a $12,000 machine are different problems — different content depth, different checkout, different trust signals. We have built both.
Shopify if you want the platform to handle hosting, security and payments and you can live within its rules. WooCommerce if you need control over how the store behaves and already run WordPress. We will recommend based on your catalogue and team, not on which is easier for us to build.
Yes. Products, customers, orders and URLs all move across. Migrations are quoted separately because the redirect mapping is what protects your rankings, and it takes real work.
On Growth and Enterprise, yes — unique copy for every product. On Launch you get basic descriptions, and you can upgrade later.
A Launch store can be live in about a week. Growth is typically three weeks. Enterprise depends on integrations and is scheduled during scoping.
Included. Gateways, shipping rules and tax configuration are set up and tested with real transactions before launch.
Page-speed budgets are part of QA and the build does not ship until it meets them. Speed is a revenue metric on e-commerce, not a technical nicety.
Yes — SEO, paid search and paid social are all in-house. Most stores start with paid traffic for immediate orders while SEO builds underneath.