E-commerce website development that fits the way you sell

We help you choose the platform first, then build on it: a Shopify or WooCommerce store for standard retail, or a custom Next.js store when your pricing, ordering or catalogue doesn't fit a template. We haven't published an e-commerce case study yet, so ask us to walk you through the approach.

The wrong platform is the expensive mistake

Many stores are built on the wrong platform: either a heavily customised theme fighting its own checkout, or an expensive custom build for a catalogue that Shopify would have handled in weeks.

In Pakistan and the Gulf, a lot of selling also happens on WhatsApp and through ads, and the store is only one part of the path. We plan all of it: the ad, the product page, the chat, the order and the follow-up.

What we deliver

  • Shopify or WooCommerce stores

    Theme set-up or a custom theme, products, payments and shipping rules.

  • Custom and headless stores

    A Next.js front end on a commerce back end, for catalogues and ordering a template can't handle.

  • Payments and integrations

    Payment gateways, couriers, stock or accounting systems, and WhatsApp ordering.

  • Tracking and follow-up

    GA4 e-commerce events and the Meta Conversions API, so ad platforms learn which visits turn into orders.

How we build it

Every e-commerce project runs through our delivery process. These are the steps that are specific to this work. Teal steps are thinking, graphite steps are building, and orange ones keep it running.

  1. Choose the platform

    Written reasons, based on your catalogue, pricing and budget.

  2. Catalogue and checkout

    Products, variants, shipping and payment rules.

  3. Build the store

    Theme or custom front end, and integrations.

  4. Test real orders

    Order, pay, refund and ship, end to end.

  5. Launch and track

    Analytics and ad events checked on live orders.

What you get

  • A platform recommendation, with the reasons written down
  • Store set up with products, payments and shipping
  • Checkout tested end to end with real orders
  • Analytics and ad-platform events
  • A staff guide for orders, refunds and stock
  • Redirects if you're moving from an old store

Typical timelines

Typical timelines for e-commerce work
ScopeRange
Shopify or WooCommerce store3–6 weeks
Custom or headless store10–20 weeks
Move from another platform4–8 weeks

Planning ranges, not quotes. Your scope sets the real timeline, which we confirm in writing after discovery. See how engagements are priced.

Tools we use

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Meta Conversions API
  • WhatsApp Cloud API

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Questions about e-commerce

Should we use Shopify or build a custom store?

Shopify or WooCommerce suits most retail stores with standard products and checkout. Build custom when pricing, ordering or the catalogue doesn't fit, for example quotes, configurators or B2B accounts.

Which payment gateways can you connect?

Whatever your platform supports in your country, plus custom integrations when a gateway offers an API. We confirm what's available in your market during discovery.

Can customers order on WhatsApp?

Yes. A store can open WhatsApp with the product already filled in, and with the WhatsApp Business API those chats can land in a CRM such as BrokLeads.

Tell us about your e-commerce project

A few lines is enough. We'll ask the right questions on the call.

  1. We reply within one working day

    By email or WhatsApp, whichever you prefer.

  2. A short call

    To understand the goal, the people who'll use it and any deadline.

  3. A written scope and estimate

    Before any work starts, so you know what you're agreeing to.

So we can reply on WhatsApp if you prefer.

What are you building, who is it for, and is there a deadline?

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