E-Commerce System
A platform-based transactional storefront. Fully custom commerce commonly begins at $7,500.
A business ready to sell through a platform store and connect the order to fulfilment, service, or an agreed follow-up workflow.
Platform commerce; fully custom systems commonly from $7,500

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Steady State
Connect the purchase to the work that follows.
A platform store can connect catalog, checkout, accounts, and order workflow. Provider and transaction fees are separate.
Fictional business and sample workflow. This is not client work or evidence of commercial results.
Illustrative exercise with sample data. These controls demonstrate the workflow without creating real orders or bookings.
From the order to the next job.
Review a sample equipment order, then move its fulfilment status forward.
Prepare the handoff.
Choose a quantity and fulfilment method to create a sample order review.
Demonstrates order states only. No checkout, stock, payment, tax, shipping, or provider connection is operated here.
What’s included.
- Checkout, payments, taxes, shipping, and refunds within scope
- Booking deposits, payments, and refunds
- Customer accounts or recurring payments
- Product limits and data-entry duties defined in scope
- Merchant policies and chargeback duties remain client-owned
- Sensitive or regulated data requires separate discovery
- Integration and workflow monitoring
- Provider and transaction fees are separate
With every new build
- Mobile-first design
- Tested customer actions
- Launch support
- Clear written scope
- 30-day defect correction
Commerce Care
$299+ Monthly
Required while managed
- Everything included in System Care
- Checkout, payment, account, and notification tests
- Critical commerce-integration checks
- Two hours of minor work monthly
- One-business-day initial response target
- Payment or platform-provider coordination
After project transfer: $125/hour with a two-hour minimum.
Response targets describe an initial response, not a guaranteed resolution time. The written scope defines covered work.
What we need from you.
The product catalog and approved images, pricing and stock responsibilities, merchant accounts, fulfilment rules, and client-approved shipping, tax, refund, and privacy policies.
Content, account access, and decisions needed for the project are agreed before work begins.
Agree the work first.
Product limits and data-entry duties are defined in scope. Merchant policies and chargeback duties remain client-owned. Provider and transaction fees are separate.
The written scope confirms pages, functionality, responsibilities, third-party costs, care requirements, schedule, plus final price before work begins.
Planning windows depend on the agreed scope, timely content, feedback, required access, plus third-party dependencies. The project schedule is confirmed in writing.