Shopify storesbuilt once,properly.

Because we would rather you judged the reasoning than a logo wall. Shipshape is new, and that is just true. What we can show you is how we think: the stack page lists every app we build with, what it costs, and which ones we will not touch. Read it and you will know more about how we would treat your store than most case studies would tell you. It is also why the first projects are priced lower than they will be. You are taking a risk, and we would rather price that honestly than pretend it is not there.

Six to eight weeks for a straightforward store. Ten to fourteen if there is order history, subscriptions or several markets to move. You get the date with the quote, and if it starts slipping you hear about it that week, not on the deadline.

It depends on the store, which is a boring answer, so here is the useful part: you get one fixed number against a written scope, and you get it after we have spent a week actually in your store rather than guessing from a brief. No hourly billing. If something is genuinely hard to price we will say so instead of padding the number and hoping.

Usually the better setup, yes. Plenty of brands have someone who knows the store inside out and needs help with one specific piece. We scope around that person rather than around replacing them.