Ecommerce services
Online stores built on the platform that fits how you sell
We design and build ecommerce websites for growing brands, from Shopify and WooCommerce stores to custom headless storefronts on Next.js, with payments, shipping and order tracking wired in.
- Platform recommendation
- Storefront design and build
- Catalog and search
- Payments and checkout
- Shipping and fulfillment
A free 30-minute strategy call, then a fixed-fee proposal. No retainer required to get a quote.
The problem
Where ecommerce builds go wrong
Most store owners we talk to have already paid for a site once. The second build has to fix what the first one got wrong.
Our approach
How we choose a platform and what we build on it
The platform question comes first, and the honest answer depends on your catalog and operations. Shopify suits most DTC brands that want reliable checkout and apps without maintaining servers. WooCommerce fits businesses already invested in WordPress content or with unusual pricing logic. A custom or headless build on Next.js makes sense when you need full control of the front end, very fast pages, or integrations that off-the-shelf platforms cannot express. We recommend one, explain the trade-offs, and quote a fixed fee.
One example of what we build: a full storefront for a laptops and computer-accessories retailer, written in Next.js 14 with TypeScript and Tailwind. It covers a filterable catalog with specifications, a persistent cart, checkout, and customer order tracking, and it is live today. Whatever the platform, every store we ship includes payment gateway setup, shipping-rate logic, tax configuration, an order-management flow your staff can actually use, and performance work measured on real mobile devices.
What's included
- Platform recommendation — A short written comparison of Shopify, WooCommerce and headless options against your catalog, budget and team.
- Storefront design and build — Responsive product, collection, cart and checkout pages designed around your products, not a stock template.
- Catalog and search — Product data modeled with variants, filters and specifications so shoppers can narrow down quickly.
- Payments and checkout — Shopify Payments, Stripe or PayPal configured with wallets, tax rules and a guest checkout path.
- Shipping and fulfillment — Rate tables, zones, free-shipping thresholds and carrier integrations matched to how you actually ship.
- Order management and tracking — An order flow for your staff and a tracking page for customers, connected to your fulfillment tools.
- Performance and launch — Image, script and caching work measured with Lighthouse on mobile, plus DNS, SSL and analytics at go-live.
Process
How we work
A free 30-minute call about your products, volumes and current tools, followed by a fixed-fee proposal.
Wireframes, data model and integration list signed off before development starts, so scope stays fixed.
Two-week sprints with a staging link and a Loom walkthrough at the end of each, so you see progress early.
Products, customers and orders moved across, payments tested in sandbox, and a checklist run before launch.
Go-live handled together, then a support window for fixes and an optional retainer for ongoing work.
Benefits
What you get from a store built this way
The right platform, not the default
You get a recommendation based on your catalog and team, with the trade-offs explained plainly.
Fast on the phones your customers use
Performance is tested on mid-range mobile devices, not a developer laptop.
Operations built in
Payments, shipping, tax and order handling are part of the build, not follow-up tickets.
You own everything
Code, hosting accounts, domain and platform admin sit in your name from day one.
Fit
Who this is for
- DTC brands outgrowing a marketplace or a page-builder site
- Retailers moving a physical shop online with a large, spec-heavy catalog
- B2B sellers who need customer-specific pricing and quote requests
- Founders launching a new product line who want the store built right the first time
- Businesses replacing an abandoned or unsupported store build
Technologies & platforms
Common use cases
Shopify store build
A themed or custom-coded Shopify store with apps chosen for your operations, not the app-store bestseller list.
WooCommerce store
A WordPress site extended with a full shop, custom pricing rules and content that stays in one CMS.
Headless Next.js storefront
A custom front end on a commerce API for brands that need speed, control and unusual product logic.
Replatforming
Migration from Magento, Wix, Squarespace or an old custom build with products, customers and redirects intact.
Built, not just promised
Related work
A Complete Ecommerce Storefront for Laptops and Computer Accessories
Ecommerce Website by THS is a full storefront for laptops and computer accessories, covering the whole purchase path from product catalog to order tracking. It was built on Next.js 14 with TypeScript and Tailwind so the shop could load fast on any device and grow without a platform rewrite.
An Offline-First POS With Barcode Checkout and FBR Invoicing
POS System by THS is a Windows point-of-sale built for a computer-accessories shop: scan a barcode, complete the sale, keep stock accurate and issue FBR-compliant invoices — all without depending on an internet connection. It was built on Electron, React and SQLite so the counter keeps running whatever the connection is doing.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What determines the cost of an ecommerce website?
How long does a build take?
What do we need to prepare before you start?
Who owns the store, the code and the accounts?
What support do you provide after launch?
How does the project run with you working remotely from Pakistan?
Next step
Let's scope your store properly
Book a free call and get a platform recommendation and a fixed-fee proposal within days, not weeks.
- Free 30-minute strategy call — no sales script
- Fixed-fee proposal within a few days of the call
- You own everything we build: code, store, prompts, data
- Remote-first, working across US, UK, EU and AU time zones