Ecommerce store development

ENZORA builds Shopify and WooCommerce stores with payments, checkout, product upload within package limits, and analytics—not custom headless commerce unless you scope Enterprise Ecommerce on the packages page.

Starter Store is $1,000 for up to 20 products with payments, checkout, CRM integration and 30 days of support. Online Store is $1,760 for up to 50 products with abandoned cart emails and 60 days of support.

Stores usually take longer than brochure sites when catalog photography, variants and shipping rules need work. We give a clearer range after discovery.

What's included

Platform setup

Shopify or WooCommerce configured for your catalog size and fulfillment model.

Checkout & payments

Payment gateways and checkout testing before launch.

Product upload

Products uploaded within the count on your chosen package tier.

SEO & tracking

On-page SEO foundations and GA4 sales tracking as listed on the package.

Growth Store ($3,200, up to 300 products) adds subscriptions, reviews and email flows. See /services/shopify-development and /services/woocommerce-development for service detail pages.

Our process

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    Goals, audience, competitors and a scoped proposal with fixed package pricing where it fits.

  2. Step 2

    Design

    Information architecture, visual direction and key screens for your approval.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Accessible, responsive implementation with GA4, forms and on-page SEO foundations.

  4. Step 4

    Launch

    Deploy, QA, analytics hooks and a documented handoff.

Full process page

Template & portfolio previews

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Questions for businesses launching or upgrading online stores

Shopify or WooCommerce?

Shopify is the default when you want hosted checkout and apps; WooCommerce fits WordPress-first teams. We recommend after discovery if you are unsure.

Do you guarantee sales?

No. We build a solid store and tracking; revenue depends on product, pricing and marketing.

Cash on delivery?

Supported on Shopify and WooCommerce where configured—common in several markets we serve.

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