E-Commerce Development

Yes, SEO for online stores is a separate service, from $2,500 a month. The scope depends on the number of products and categories, competition in your market and the technical state of the store, and we agree on it before we start.

Yes, we integrate major payment gateways and shipping carriers relevant to your market, configuring rates, taxes, and checkout flow to match how you actually do business.

We build catalog structures with filters, categories, and search optimized for large inventories, including bulk import tools so adding hundreds or thousands of products does not require manual entry.

Yes, every store we build launches with proper page structure, fast load times, and core on-page SEO in place, so product and category pages have a real chance to rank from day one.

Yes. Every client gets access to our project portal: stages, approvals, documents and requests in one place.

At Peretz Agency an online store built around your own rules starts from $25,000, and a store on Shopify from $10,000. The final price depends more on the structure of the catalogue than on its size, and also on the number of markets and languages, the integrations and how much data has to be moved. In a fixed-price project the scope, the price and the timeline are agreed before development starts. Platform fees, such as a Shopify Plus subscription, come on top.

Shopify fits a standard direct-to-consumer store in one or two markets with no unusual pricing or delivery rules. OpenCart fits a mid-size catalogue with standard rules and has no platform fee. Laravel fits when prices, delivery, B2B terms or integrations are your own. We decide it with your three most inconvenient rules: how each would be built on each platform, what it costs to maintain and what happens when it fails.

A themed store on a hosted platform with a modest catalogue can launch in weeks. A custom store with its own design, integrations and a data migration takes several months; Skin Health, a skincare store we designed and developed, was delivered in four. Discovery takes two to four weeks and turns the estimate into a budget and a timeline for each stage. Product data and approvals on the client's side affect the schedule as much as the code does.

Usually yes, if every old URL is mapped to its new address with permanent redirects and the content and structured data move with it; rankings are lost more often through broken URLs than through the platform change itself. The move is urgent for many stores: standard support for Adobe Commerce 2.4.6 ended on 11 August 2026, and for 2.4.7 it ends on 31 May 2027 (Adobe, October 2026). The LavShash store, which we moved from Magento to Laravel, saved its owner about $17,000 in the first year.

Yes. The structure starts from the product and its attributes, and separate B2C and B2B paths with their own prices and terms are built on top of it. In SHTAYER's store, private customers, interior designers and hotels buying wholesale use one catalogue, and the new platform connects the B2B website and the B2C store to a custom ERP that works together with the CRM.

For a store built on Laravel: the source code, the deployment commands, the server requirements, the rollback procedure and an AGENTS.md file, a plain description of the structure, the rules and the commands, so another team or an AI coding agent can continue the work without guessing. For a store on Shopify, the data can be exported, but the theme, the logic inside apps and the settings would have to be rebuilt on another platform, so it is worth planning the exit before you move in.