We build the part of your business that takes orders, bookings and payments online, and the admin panel your staff use to run it. We use Shopify when your business fits a standard shopping cart, and build a custom system when it does not.
A 30-minute call, then a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is billed until you agree to it.
The software behind the order and book buttons: the pages your customers use, the payment step, and the screens your staff use to manage what comes in.
Ordering from your own site, with pickup and delivery windows and a menu you update yourself. The fees are lower than the delivery apps charge, and the customer relationship stays with you.
Appointments and jobs booked online, following the availability rules your business uses, with intake questions and payment at the time of booking.
Multi-step quote forms and online estimates for trades and service businesses, with deposits collected and every job tracked on one list.
Shopify stores for businesses that ship physical products: a custom theme, product and collection setup, apps and sales channels, and moving your old store across.
Weekly or monthly plans that renew automatically, with skipped days and add-ons. TruBites, the example below, works this way.
Stripe, Square or Interac, chosen for your fees and your bank, including deposits and refunds.
Orders, bookings, prices, menus and stock, managed by you and your staff without calling us.
There is more detail for restaurants, clinics, and trades and home services on their own pages.
We choose the platform with you on the first call.
It is settled before any code is written, and it comes down to how much of your business fits a standard shopping cart.
For a product store, Shopify is usually faster to build and cheaper to run. We build on it and skip the custom work you do not need.
Shopify cannot express rules like these without workarounds, and over time the workarounds cost more than building the system to fit. You own the code once the final invoice is paid.
For booking alone, off-the-shelf tools such as Calendly, Square and Jane cover most small businesses for a monthly fee. If one of them does what you need, we will say so on the first call.
Which bracket applies depends on how much the system has to do. After the first call you get a fixed price in writing.
| Project | What it covers | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Site with one working feature | A site with online ordering or appointment booking, the payment step, and the admin panel to run it. | $6,000 to $15,000 |
| Web application | A larger system with customer accounts and several connected parts, such as a booking platform or a subscription service. | From $15,000 |
Every project includes two weeks of fixes after launch, and you own all of the code once the final invoice is paid.
Full pricing detailsTruBites is the closest example we can show you. Its customers choose a meal plan, pay, skip days and add extras online, and the plan renews by itself.
A vegetarian meal subscription service in Ahmedabad. Customers choose a two- or three-meal plan, pay by UPI or card, and see the calories and macros of every meal.
Razorpay, UPI and Ola Maps are the Indian versions of parts every ordering system needs. For a business in Canada, payments run through Stripe, Square or Interac instead.
When a store belongs on Shopify, and the short list of reasons a business outgrows it.
Which off-the-shelf booking tools cover most businesses, and when a custom system starts to pay for itself.
What Uber Eats, DoorDash and SkipTheDishes take from each order, and when your own ordering pays for itself.
Stripe, Square and Interac. We choose based on your fees, your bank and how your customers pay. Deposits, full payments and refunds are each matched to a real order, so your books agree with your admin panel. If you already have a merchant account, we usually connect to that one.
Yes. Stock is tracked in one place and shown on the storefront as it changes, so you do not sell products you have already shipped. On a custom build we sync against whatever you treat as the true count: a point-of-sale system, a supplier feed or the admin panel itself. On Shopify we set up inventory tracking and locations so the numbers stay accurate.
Yes, that is what it is for. We build it for the owner and front-desk staff: editing the menu, changing prices, managing orders and adjusting availability, all without touching code. You get a short written guide, and each staff login only shows what that person's job requires.
A focused Shopify storefront typically takes a few weeks. A custom ordering or booking system takes longer, because the logic is specific to your business. After the first call you get a written scope and a fixed price. Every Friday the work in progress goes up on a private link so you can see it come together, and you own the code once the final invoice is paid.
Tell us how orders and bookings work today.
Send a few lines about your business and how customers order or book now. We reply within one business day, book a 30‑minute call if it makes sense, and send a fixed quote in writing after that.
Or call 647-252-5352, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm Toronto time.
