Magento and Shopify platforms, built and migrated without losing a sale.
Faster Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce stores, clean moves off Magento 1, and Magento to Shopify Plus switches where customers, order history and Google rankings come with you. The developer who plans your project writes the code and is there with you on launch night.
Your old store keeps selling
We move products, customers, orders and URLs while the current site trades as normal. Then we count the lot again before DNS changes.
Fast pages from day one
Most of our new builds run on Hyvä. We profile category, product and checkout pages on staging, so speed gets fixed before customers see it.
Tested on your real data
B2B prices, store views and the ERP feed get tested with a copy of production. Sample data hides the problems you'll hit on Black Friday.
You talk to the developers
Whoever plans your build also writes the code and is online on launch night. There's no account manager in the middle.
Each one shows the stack, what got in the way and how it ended. We keep client names private. The numbers are real.
It'srarelythecode.It'sthedatamappingsomeoneleavesuntilthelastfortnight,theERPintegrationnobodytestedwithrealvolumes,thefeaturelistcopiedstraightfromtheoldstore.
That's how budgets overrun and launches wobble. We sort those things out at the start.
A feature list copied from the old store
Half of what's on it hasn't been used in years. We look at how you actually take orders, price and ship, and drop the features that won't pay for themselves.
Data treated like a CSV export
Tier prices, attributes and old orders go missing, and your customers are the ones who spot it. We map each entity and compare record counts after every test run.
Integrations wired up the week before launch
Then the ERP falls over on a busy Monday. We agree how each integration behaves during discovery and test it against a copy of your live data.
No plan for launch day
If you can't switch back, a bad launch eats a whole trading period. We practise the switch on staging, sync the last orders and keep the old store ready to go back to.
Most of what we do is new Magento 2 and Adobe Commerce builds, and moves off Magento 1 or onto Shopify Plus. Once you're live we stay on, so new features, upgrades and speed work come from people who already know your code. Audits and security are there if you need them.
They rebuilt the entire site on a clean hardened server, migrating 20,000+ products, auditing 54 modules, and delivered a professional cutover report documenting every single step. Best developers I've worked with in 20 years of running web businesses.
Reviews from real clients. We leave their names off.
We use the same four stages whether it's a new build or a migration. Each one ends with a document you approve, so you know the cost and the risks before you commit to the next.
Step 01
Discovery and architecture
We learn how you sell, then decide the platform, data model, integrations and scope. You get a written architecture, the options compared, and a proposal split into stages.
Step 02
Build on staging
Modules, theme and integrations are built on a copy of your live store. We demo as we go, so nobody sees the new site for the first time at launch.
Step 03
Data migration and testing
Products, customers, orders and URLs go across in several practice runs, and we compare record counts each time. Then we test checkout, integrations, each store view and page speed.
Step 04
Launch, then keep going
We've practised the switch before the real night, do a final data sync and keep the old store ready in case. After launch, the same developers carry on with your roadmap on a monthly retainer.
discovery · what you get
01 / 04
How the new store is put together, and where it's hosted
Data mapping and the agreed ERP/PIM interfaces
Feature list your team has signed off
A proposal split into stages
What you get at the end of each stage
Tell us where your store is now and where you want it next year.
One of our developers looks at your current setup and goals, then comes back with the route we'd take, what's most likely to go wrong and a sensible first stage.
Happy to sign an NDA · Everything tested on staging first · The code is yours