An ecommerce agency that keeps running the store after launch
We build the store, connect it to the systems you already have, and keep moving it forward. A fixed monthly price instead of a project plus running hours.
Something else? Write to us in your own words at the top of the page.
What ecommerce as a service means
Most ecommerce projects cost the most after launch. The store gets built, goes live — and then the real work begins: product data to maintain, integrations to adjust, campaigns to set up, payment flows to change. In a project model every one of those becomes a new invoice.
We sell the store as a service instead. A fixed monthly price covering both the platform and the ongoing work: development, integrations, improvements, hosting and support. You know what the store costs per month, and we have every reason to make it better, because that is what you are paying for.
We work with both Shopify and custom builds. The choice follows the business, not what we would prefer to build — and we say plainly when Shopify is more than enough and when it is not.
What we have built in production
The experience comes from real stores, not demo environments. Some of the capabilities we have developed and can reuse:
Draft Orders in Shopify
Sales support for deals that do not go through the normal checkout — quotes, part payments and orders set up for the customer by staff.
Product integrations
Automatic sync of range, prices and stock levels between suppliers, ERP and store, so nobody sits and moves data by hand.
Marketplace connections
Publishing listings to external marketplaces straight from the product range — the same product data, more sales channels.
Structured range and filtering
Broad ranges become unusable without considered categories and filters. We structure the products and build the navigation that makes them findable.
What actually drives the cost in ecommerce
The store itself is rarely the expensive part. A theme that looks good and a checkout that works are solved problems today. The cost sits in three other things.
Product data is the first. A range of ten thousand items with variants, attributes and changing prices is maintenance work, not a one-off upload. If that work is not automated it lands with somebody who sits with it every week.
Integrations are the second. The moment the store has to know the stock level, pass invoice data onward or take orders from another channel, it becomes systems work. Every connection is a contract against something you do not control, and it has to survive the other side changing its mind.
The exceptions are the third. B2B pricing, part payments, quotes, orders placed by staff on a customer's behalf — everything that does not go through the standard checkout needs its own logic. It is also often where the margin is.
An example: JE68
JE68 is one of Sweden's leading authorised dealers for KTM, BMW and Kawasaki, with more than 20 years of experience and a strong physical presence. What was missing was a digital equivalent.
We designed and built a new website that reflects the company's profile, and alongside it a Shopify store built for a broad range of products and accessories. We structured the products, built the filtering and loaded the content so the store was usable from day one. Since then we have supported them with marketing to drive traffic to both the site and the shop.
What we do
Shopify agency
Store, theme, apps and ongoing development for a fixed monthly price.
Read moreBuild an online store
From platform choice to launched store — we go through what actually fits your business.
Read moreShopify integrations
Connect the store to the ERP, the warehouse and marketplaces.
Read moreProduct data and structure
Categories, filters and attributes that make a broad range searchable.
SEO for ecommerce
Category pages that rank, product pages that convert, and a technical foundation that survives thousands of URLs.
Read moreCustom workflows
When the store needs logic no app solves, we build it as a system of its own.
Read moreA fixed monthly price. Product and outcome — not hours.
“Big projects always blow the budget”
A fixed monthly price. No running hours, no change-order invoices.
“The upfront investment is too risky”
No setup cost. The product pays for itself against the effect it creates.
“Agencies bill hours, not results”
We charge for the product and the outcome. Development, hosting and support are included.
How it works
Scope
Range, order flow and which systems have to talk to each other.
Platform
Shopify or custom. We recommend based on your business and are clear about why.
Build and connect
Store, theme, integrations and the exceptions that do not fit the standard flow.
Ongoing
Development, campaigns, monitoring and support in the monthly price.
Common questions
Shopify or something custom?
Shopify is usually right when you sell physical products through a reasonably standard process. Custom becomes right when the business logic is unusual — odd pricing models, B2B flows, or integrations that do not exist as apps. We will tell you which applies to you.
What does it cost?
A fixed monthly price rather than a project sum. The level depends on the size of the range and which integrations are needed — get in touch and we set a price before we start.
Can you take over a store somebody else built?
Yes. We start by reading the code and telling you what we see, including whether we think something should be rebuilt. You get that assessment before we set a price, not after.
Do you handle the migration from our current platform?
Yes — products, customers, orders and URLs. The URLs matter most: a migration that changes every address without redirects throws away the search positions the old store earned.
Tell us what you want to build
Describe briefly where you are and we will come back within one working day with a concrete proposal — and a price.
Pick whichever is closest and we will take it from there.
Something else? Write to us in your own words at the top of the page.