Magento development for stores with big catalogs.

Magento stores are quoted after we review your catalog and requirements, because the scope of a Magento build varies widely. The price depends on the size of your catalog, B2B features such as customer groups and price lists, the ERP, payment and shipping systems the store connects to, and whether we are moving products from Magento 1 or another cart. You get one flat fee for the agreed scope, which can be split into 2 to 4 payments, and Magento stores we build and host include three months of hosting and maintenance free after launch. Upgrades, patches and fixes to an existing store are quoted separately. Get a free Magento proposal.

A custom Magento store sits at the longer end of our timelines, up to 4 to 6 months, because large catalogs, B2B pricing and ERP or inventory syncs take time to build and test. The biggest factors are how much product data has to move, the integrations involved and how quickly feedback and approvals come back. You get a timeline with milestones before the build starts. All work happens in a private development space, so your current store keeps selling until the new one is ready.

Magento (Adobe Commerce) suits stores with large or complex catalogs: thousands of SKUs, parts catalogs, customer groups, B2B price lists or several store views. For a smaller catalog that your team wants to run without developers, Shopify or WooCommerce is often a better fit, and we will tell you so.

Yes. We start with an audit of the code, extensions, hosting and speed, fix what is broken or slow, apply security patches and plan upgrades, then keep improving the store with you.

Yes. We move products, categories and content to Magento 2 or to the platform that fits you better, map every old URL to its new page with a redirect plan, and check rankings and crawl errors after launch.

Yes. We set up customer groups, tiered and B2B price lists and several store views, so trade buyers, distributors and retail shoppers each see the right prices and products. Layered navigation and part or model search help buyers find the right product in a few clicks, even in a catalog with thousands of parts.

With the right hosting, full-page caching, clean indexing, optimized images and lean extensions. We test category, product and checkout pages on mobile before launch, and your Client Hub flags slow pages and heavy images afterward.

Yes. Filters, layered navigation and product variants can create thousands of near-duplicate URLs, so we set canonical rules, filter rules and internal links that point Google at the pages that sell. Every store launches with product schema and a clean Merchant Center feed, so your products can show in Google Shopping and free listings. Your Client Hub then shows the sessions, orders and revenue each channel brings in.