Magento 2 development that actually ships
From the first conversation through deployment and the support that follows, one team handles every layer of your Magento 2 store. No handing your project between strangers, no part-built work left behind. We have done this since 2009, and Magento is all we do.
- Adobe-certified senior developers
- Since 2009, 3000+ stores delivered
- Hyva and PWA when you need them
- Support that carries on after launch
Tell us what you need
- A new Magento 2 store built
- A move from Magento 1 to 2
- A Hyva theme or PWA storefront
- A dedicated developer for your team
You want it built right the first time
Maybe you are starting a new store and have heard enough horror stories to know that a cheap build now turns into an expensive rescue in eighteen months. Maybe you have a Magento store already and every change you ask for turns into a fight. Or maybe you inherited code from a developer who has since gone quiet, and you just need someone who can read it and steady things.
Different starting points, same thing underneath. You want a team that knows Magento properly, that will not vanish mid-project, and that builds the store so it grows with you instead of needing to be redone.
The work we take on
From a store that does not exist yet to one that needs another pair of hands, here is where we come in.
New store builds
A complete Magento 2 store from discovery to go-live, theme, modules, integrations, testing and deploy, typically eight to fourteen weeks.
Migration and replatform
Magento 1 to 2, or another platform to Magento, with your data intact and your search rankings carried across through redirects.
Hyva and PWA frontends
A Hyva theme migration in around four to six weeks, or a PWA storefront for an app-like feel, built to load fast.
Custom modules
Extensions built to fit how you work, from a small admin tool to complex pricing and B2B logic that the stock platform will not do.
Integrations
Connecting your store to the ERP, CRM and other systems you run on, built to keep working when the upstream system has a bad day.
Run and support
Patches, version upgrades, monitoring, bug fixes and on-demand work on a monthly plan that starts at $179.
The boring part that decides everything: planning
Your store is one of the biggest things your brand puts in front of people, and the decisions made in the first week tend to compound for years. So we spend real time there. Before any code, we sit down and work through what you sell, who buys it, how complex your catalog is, and where you want to be in three years.
Then a senior architect makes the platform calls grounded in that, not in a default. Discount logic, pricing rules, payment methods, shipping zones, multi-currency, B2B segments, the integrations you need, all of it gets thought through before it gets built, because it is far cheaper to change a plan than to change a live store.
You always know what is done and what is next
No black box. You see the store take shape every week instead of waiting in the dark for a big reveal.
We scope it
We document your goals, scope, integrations and the numbers that matter into a brief, then give you a clear plan, timeline and price before any building starts.
We design and spec
Wireframes, mockups and technical specs, signed off by you, so there is no ambiguity once the developers start.
We build in two-week sprints
Every line of code is reviewed, and we demo at the end of each sprint, so you watch progress rather than hear about it.
We test, launch and stay
We check it across browsers, payment and load before it goes live, then support it after, with thirty days included and a monthly plan after that.
The honest answer over the easy sell
We build on both, and we will tell you which actually fits rather than which earns us more. WooCommerce, the WordPress plugin, is a fine choice for a content-first brand with a modest catalog and no complicated needs, and we have built plenty of those.
But if your roadmap includes B2B, multiple stores, multiple currencies, or a catalog that is going to get complicated, we will steer you to Magento, because it is built for exactly that and keeps bending without breaking. Picking the wrong one here is one of those quiet, expensive mistakes, so we would rather have the honest conversation up front.
Common questions about development
What is your experience with Magento?
We have worked on Magento since 2009 and delivered more than 3000 stores in that time, across B2B and B2C, multi-store, headless, Hyva themes and PWA storefronts. When you have built that many, you have usually met your problem before, the odd tax rule, the legacy ERP, the multi-store SEO trap.
How will my project be handled?
We assign one or more dedicated developers and give you their direct contact. They demo at the end of each sprint and keep you posted in between. The senior who scopes your project leads it, so you are not sold to by one person and built for by another.
Can you integrate my ERP or CRM?
Yes. We have connected stores to SAP, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, QuickBooks, Xero and many more. We build the integrations to be retry-safe, so when the upstream system goes down your store keeps taking orders and the queue replays when it comes back.
How much does it cost?
Three ways to work with us. By the hour from $20 with a one-month minimum, a dedicated senior developer from $3,200 a month, or a fixed-price project from $4,000 with milestone billing. The final figure depends on scope and complexity. Send a brief and we will quote within a day.
How long does a store take to launch?
A typical store is eight to fourteen weeks. A theme-only customisation is three to five. A Magento 1 to 2 migration is around six to ten, and a Hyva theme migration four to six. We lock the exact timeline after the first call rather than give you a rough number that quietly slips.
Do you support the store after launch?
Yes. Thirty days of support are included after launch. After that, a monthly plan from $179 covers patches, updates, monitoring, bug fixes and on-demand work, so you are not handed the keys and left alone.
Tell us what you are building
Send a few lines about your store or your project. A senior Magento engineer will read it and come back within a day with questions, a sensible next step, and a quote once we understand the work.