Traditional model
3–6 months for the storefront alone
Deliverables / E-commerce
A store that sells.
Itemized.
The complete delivery for an e-commerce operation: the storefront everyone quotes, plus the machine around it that nobody itemizes.
The storefront is maybe 30% of what makes a store work. This list covers the full 100% — including the parts that usually surface as "phase 2" surprises.
FIG. 01 — Exploded view. Every part itemized below.
01 / 4
Storefront
- Platform setup (Shopify or headless) with your accounts, your ownership
- Store design: home, collection, product, cart, checkout — on brand, conversion-tested patterns
- Payment methods, taxes, shipping zones and rates configured
- Legal pages: terms, privacy, returns — adapted to your jurisdiction
- Speed and mobile optimization (most of your buyers are on phones)
- Analytics: GA4, conversion tracking, search console
02 / 4
Catalogue
- Product data structure: variants, options, metafields done right
- Product descriptions written to convert — for every SKU, not just heroes
- Photography direction (or AI-assisted product imagery where appropriate)
- Localization of the full catalogue per market
- Collection and category copy with SEO intent
03 / 4
Revenue machine
- Email flows: welcome, abandoned cart, post-purchase, win-back, VIP
- Ad creative system: launch set + weekly variant production
- Campaign landing pages per promotion
- Review collection and display setup
- Discount/offer infrastructure without wrecking your margin
04 / 4
Operations
- Order and inventory workflow automation
- Support triage: templates, macros and an agent that drafts replies
- Weekly dashboard: sales, funnel, ad performance, email revenue
- Runbook: how everything works, so you are never hostage to us
Timeline
Ex Machina
3–6 weeks for storefront + machine, then weekly iteration
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