Sell and book without the duct tape.

We start from what you sell and how you sell it. If you ship physical products through a standard cart, Shopify is usually faster and cheaper to run, so we build on it. If your business depends on booking, scheduling, multi-step quotes, or ordering rules Shopify cannot express, a custom platform on Next.js costs less to operate over time than fighting the platform. We tell you which one fits on the discovery call, before any code is written.

Stripe, Square, and Interac, and we pick based on your fees, your bank, and how your customers pay. We handle deposits, full payments, and refunds, and reconcile every transaction against a real order so your books match your dashboard. If you already have a merchant account, we usually wire into it rather than make you switch.

Yes. Stock is tracked in one place and reflected on the storefront in real time, so you are not overselling product you already shipped. For custom builds we sync against your source of truth, whether that is a POS, a supplier feed, or the admin panel itself. For Shopify we configure inventory tracking and locations so the numbers stay honest.

That is the point of it. We build the dashboard for the owner and front-desk staff, not for a developer: edit the menu, change prices, manage orders, adjust availability, and pull what you need without touching code. We hand over a short written runbook, and role-based access means staff only see what their job requires.

A focused Shopify storefront is typically a few weeks. A custom ordering or booking platform runs longer because the logic is specific to your business. We scope it as fixed work after a discovery call, with a written not-to-exceed price and weekly staging deploys so you watch it come together. You own the code and the deployment on the day you pay the final invoice.