A Shopify store that's ready to sell — on a fixed price and a fixed date
Most new stores don't fail because the design is ugly. They fail because they were still "almost finished" six months in, or because they went live without working payments, a phone-friendly checkout or any way to see where buyers drop off. We build the store, we finish it, and the date is in the contract.
Fixed price · fixed deadline · miss the date and you get your money back
Why a first store usually stalls
The build never ends
Hourly work has no reason to finish. Every new idea becomes another week, and the launch date keeps moving until the season you were building for is over.
It looks fine, it doesn't sell
A pretty homepage is not a store. If the product page doesn't answer the buyer's next question, the cart stays empty no matter how good the theme looked in the demo.
It goes live half-wired
No pixel, broken shipping rules, a checkout that fights a phone. You start spending on traffic and have no idea which part is leaking.
What's in every build
The same baseline whichever package you pick — the packages differ in catalogue size and how much of the design is custom, not in whether the basics are done.
Premium theme, set up properly
A paid theme configured around your products and your buyer, not a demo with your logo dropped in.
Product and collection pages
Structure, descriptions, variants and the objections a buyer has before paying — handled on the page.
Speed
Images, apps and scripts kept under control so the store doesn't lose people while it loads.
Mobile first
Most of your traffic is on a phone. The phone version is the one we design and test against.
Payments and shipping
Checkout, payment methods, taxes and shipping rules configured and test-ordered before launch.
Analytics and tracking
Analytics and the Meta pixel wired in from day one so your first ad dollar is measurable.
Handover
The store lives in your Shopify account, on your billing and your domain. You get full admin access and a short walkthrough of how to add products, edit content and read the numbers. Nothing is locked to us.
Packages and prices
Quoted before we start. No hourly meter, no "scope grew" invoice at the end.
Launch — $2,900
A new business getting online. Up to 25 products, premium theme, speed, mobile, analytics and payments. Ready in 14 days.
Growth — $5,900
An existing store that needs more than a theme. Up to 100 products, custom design, integrations and conversion work. 3–4 weeks.
Custom — from $9,900
Large catalogues, unusual logic, custom functionality. Scoped on a call, then quoted as one fixed number and one date.
Add-on: landing page — $1,900
A single page built for one campaign or one product, delivered in 7 days. Useful when you want to test an offer with ads before rebuilding the whole store. Full price list on the pricing page.
Not sure which package fits? Tell us about the business and we'll say which one we'd pick — and if we miss the agreed date, you get your money back.
Start your storeHow the build runs
Call and scope
Your products, your buyer, your deadline. We come back with one price and one date.
Structure and design
Pages, navigation and the look, agreed before anything is coded.
Build and fill
Theme, products, payments, shipping, tracking. You see progress on a live preview.
Test and launch
Test orders, phone check, then the domain goes live and you get the keys.
Who this is for
A good fit
- You have a product and you're ready to sell it online.
- You want a date you can plan a launch or a season around.
- You'd rather pay once for a finished store than by the hour for an open-ended one.
Not a fit yet
- You already have a store that's live and underperforming — a redesign or a $495 audit is the cheaper first move.
- You want a promise of a specific revenue number. Nobody can honestly give you one.
Stores we've built or worked on include HealthHustle Academy, Set4Pets, Petalia and KONDRA.
Questions owners actually ask
How much does a new Shopify store cost?
Launch is $2,900 for a new business with up to 25 products, delivered in 14 days. Growth is $5,900 for a bigger catalogue of up to 100 products with custom design, integrations and conversion work, delivered in 3–4 weeks. Custom builds start from $9,900. An extra landing page is $1,900 and takes 7 days. The price is agreed before we start and does not move.
What happens if you miss the deadline?
You get your money back. The deadline is written into the agreement together with the price, so the risk of a slow build sits with us, not with you.
Do I need my own photos and product texts?
Photos and product information help, and the more you have the faster the build goes. If they are missing or weak we'll tell you before we start, and we can prepare product copy and creative separately rather than pretending a store can sell without them.
Who owns the store when it's finished?
You do. The store is built inside your own Shopify account, on your billing, with your domain. You keep full admin access and can move to any other team at any time.
Will the store bring me sales straight away?
No one can honestly promise that, and we don't. What we commit to is a store that loads fast, works on a phone, takes payments correctly and tracks what visitors do — so the traffic you send to it has a fair chance and you can see what's actually happening.