Built, not assembled.
A theme with the colors changed is a theme with the colors changed. Every store on our work page was written from an empty file.
Shopify or WordPress, written from scratch, with no builder plugin between you and the markup.
Self-hosted subset fonts, one stylesheet, one script. Fast because of what is missing, not because of a caching plugin.
Buylists, live pricing, staff tools, private apps. Things an app-store subscription cannot do.
ERP, OMS, WMS and whatever else has to know about an order. Wired properly, not polled by a spreadsheet.
Off a page builder, off another platform, with redirects mapped so the rankings survive the move.
Your repo, your hosting, your accounts. Nothing about your live site depends on infrastructure we control.
Scope, build, launch, hand over.
No surprises after the invoice, because scope changes get quoted before they get built.
STEP 01
Scope it properly
Page inventory, functionality and integrations agreed up front. This is where most projects go wrong.
STEP 02
Design in the browser
Rendered and reviewed at real breakpoints rather than approved as a flat mockup that lies about layout.
STEP 03
Build and verify
Screenshot-checked at six widths, overflow and font loading asserted, not eyeballed.
STEP 04
Launch and hand over
Redirects, schema, sitemaps and search console. Then the keys, in your name.
Starts at $4,500.
Custom build, project priced. Ongoing development retainers are separate.
Scope moves the number up. Anything discovered mid-build gets quoted before it gets built, not added to the final invoice.
Runs well with these.
Most of these problems are the same problem wearing a different hat.
Questions we get asked.
How much does a custom Shopify store cost?
Custom builds at eCommWiz start at $4,500. That is a store written from scratch rather than a purchased theme with the colours changed, and scope is agreed before anything is built.
Do you use page builders?
No. No Elementor, no template kits, no app doing the heavy lifting. This site ships two files and 13KB of CSS and JavaScript; the Elementor build it replaced loaded 93 assets.
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What are you running now?
Send the URL. You will get a straight read on whether a rebuild is worth it, including if the answer is no.