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Selling online should not create more work behind the counter.

E-commerce development means building the store and wiring it into the systems that actually fill the orders: pricing, stock, shipping, and whatever runs your operation today.

A storefront is the easy part. We build the part behind it, so an order placed online does not turn into someone retyping it, guessing a shipping cost, or promising stock that is not on the shelf.

Where online orders start costing you

  • The price on the site and the price in your system are not the same number.
  • The site says in stock, the shelf says otherwise, and a customer finds out first.
  • Orders come in online, then somebody types them into another system by hand.
  • Shipping is a guess, and when the guess runs short you eat the difference.
  • The catalog cannot express what you actually sell: sizes, materials, made to order.
  • Platform fees and hosting cost more some months than the store brings in.

None of that is a storefront problem. It is what the storefront was never connected to.

What we build

Storefronts
pulling live pricing and stock from the system you already run.
Made-to-order and configurable products,
priced correctly as the customer builds them.
Checkout
that quotes real carrier rates instead of a flat guess.
Marketplace channels
on Amazon, eBay, and Walmart, synced to one source of truth.
Migrations
off a platform you have outgrown, with customer, product, and order data intact and search rankings held.
Product feeds
structured for Google Shopping.
Cross-sell suggestions
drawn from what a customer has actually bought before.
An admin
your own staff can run without calling us.

If you sell a dozen simple products and an off-the-shelf platform handles it, use it. We build when the catalog or the operation behind it is the hard part.

What it changed

PlasticCuttingBoards

A niche store rebuilt around the product itself, with live pricing and stock connected to the manufacturer's own system.

It has since contributed more than $100,000 in revenue, and hosting dropped from roughly $1,500 a month to $400.

Plastic-Craft Products

A full migration from BigCommerce to WooCommerce with every customer, product, and order record preserved, SEO maintained page by page, and a non-technical team running it afterward.

Rockland Grub

Online ordering and a package builder with calculated pricing, wired into the restaurant's existing Toast environment rather than replacing it.

Configure a product and watch the price move, the same way a customer would.

Try the product configurator →

How we build it

  1. We start at fulfillment

    On site, following an order from the click to the shelf to the truck. What the store needs to do comes from what happens after the sale.

  2. We connect before we replace

    The system of record stays the system of record. The store learns to talk to it.

  3. Your team runs it

    Products, prices, and content stay in your hands, and you own the data.

See exactly how we work →

Go deeper

Planning a store, or rewiring the one you have?

Start with what you sell and what the store has to connect to. We'll scope the build with you.

Talk Through Your Project

Not sure what you need? Request a Free Workflow Audit.

Based in Rockland County. On-site across the lower Hudson Valley and North Jersey, with remote engagements where appropriate.