Online stores.
A shop built for your brand, with the accounts in your name. No platform fee on top of what you sell and no cut of your revenue.
The store keeps working the day you stop working with us.
- Ownership
The accounts are in your name.
The database, the hosting, the domain, the payment processor. Registered to you rather than to us or to a platform. If you stop working with us the store keeps running, because none of it was ever ours to switch off.
- Build
A storefront, not a theme.
The shop is designed and built for your brand rather than picked from a catalog and recolored. The engine handling orders sits behind the storefront rather than inside it, so the look can change later without touching the checkout.
- Fees
No cut of what you sell.
Your monthly bill is what the infrastructure costs and nothing else. No platform fee layered on top, no percentage of revenue, and no surcharge for using the payment processor you picked.
- Payments
Your processor, your terms.
Checkout is wired to the processor that will actually take your business. If your category is one hosted platforms decline, that is a constraint we have built inside before, and the store does not care which processor sits behind it.
- Wholesale
B2B without enterprise pricing.
Customer specific price lists, bulk ordering, quotes, and approval steps. On hosted platforms these sit behind the top tier and are priced accordingly. Here they are part of the same build.
- Handover
Written down and handed over.
How it deploys, where the data lives, what each service costs, and how to change the things you will want to change. You should not have to call us to edit a price.
What it costs to run.
A hosted store charges a fee every month for as long as you use it, and at the end of it you own none of what you built. That fee rises when you need wholesale pricing or a storefront of your own design, and it is often the largest line on the bill before you have sold anything at all.
A store built this way costs what its infrastructure costs, which at low volume is a small number, and it grows with what you actually sell rather than with which features you switched on. We quote the build once and tell you the running cost before you commit to any of it.
A store you own.