Nothing built yet
Build from scratch
Design and development, start to finish. You bring the products, I handle everything the customer sees.
One store, designed and built. Your products and copy supplied.
Start your projectTaking two projects for October
You've built something good. Your Shopify store should be keeping up.
Shopify design and development. One price agreed before we start, and a launch date you get on the first call.
Start your projectI ran my own Shopify store before I built anyone else's. Inventory, margins, tax filings. I know what a store has to do, not just how to build one.
- One price, agreed up front
- A launch date from the first call
- One person on it — me
Where are you starting from?
Three ways in. All of them priced up front, with a date agreed on the first call.
Designs done, or half-built
Build to launch
You have Figma designs or a store part-way there. I develop it properly and get it live.
Designs and assets supplied. Priced once I've seen what exists.
Get it launchedLive, but not right
Fixes and maintenance
Something broken, slow, or half-finished on a store that's already trading.
Scoped from what you describe, priced before I start.
Tell me what's wrongHow your project runs
No status meetings, no wondering where it's at.
📞First call
You describe what you're selling. You leave with a price and a launch date. It's the only meeting.
🎨Design
You approve how the whole store looks before a single line of code exists.
🛠️Build
Products, templates, checkout — and every screen checked on a phone, not just a laptop.
👀Your review
You go through it properly and flag anything that's off. I fix it.
🎉Launch
Live on the agreed date, with a walkthrough so you can run it yourself afterwards.
Most builds run two to three weeks. Yours gets its own date on the first call, and that's the date I work to.
What you can count on
Three things I don't bend on, because they're what keeps the price fixed.
You know the cost upfront
I don't bill by the hour, so you pay for the work — not how long it takes me to do it.
We talk once, properly
We get everything clear on the call, then put it in writing. No chasing down what was said or relying on someone's memory.
The same person, start to finish
The person you talk to on the call is the person building your store. No account managers, no handoffs. Just me.
What I need from you
A dated launch works because you bring three things.
Products and prices, decidedNot final copy — just what you're selling and what it costs.
Photos, or budget to make themGood photography does more for a store than anything I can build around it.
One person who can approveFeedback by committee is what turns two weeks into two months.
Don't have these yet? Still get in touch — we'll talk about what to sort out first.
Tell me what you're launching
A few questions so the call is useful, then you pick a time.
- Answer the questions — about two minutes.
- Pick a slot from my calendar on the next screen.
- Thirty minutes, and you leave with a price and a date.
- ⏱️ 30 minutes
- 💬 No pitch deck
- 🔒 Details stay with me
Running an agency? I take overflow Shopify builds, white-label — your client never hears my name.
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