Storefront rebuilds for brands selling into the US, UK, EU and Australia
A Shopify or WooCommerce redesign that keeps your backend.
We rebuild everything your customers see: home, collections, product pages, cart and account. Your admin, apps and catalogue stay exactly as they are, so you get a faster, more accessible store without a migration.
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- Mobile Lighthouse
- From50sto99+
- Load time
- From~8sto~1s
- Design systems across 5 sites
- From5to1
When a storefront rebuild pays off
Every store is different, but these are the signs we see most often before a rebuild. If a few of them sound familiar, it's worth a conversation.
Your products deserve a better store than the one they're in
You run on Shopify, WooCommerce or WordPress, and want to stay there
You sell into the US, UK, EU or Australia, or you're about to
Sales are steady, and the store has become the bottleneck
Pages feel slow on a phone, and every new app makes it worse
Accessibility has come up, from a customer, a partner or your legal team
Not sure? Send your store anyway. The free teardown will show you where it stands.
Get a free teardownWhat you get, and how you can check it
A rebuild replaces every template your customers touch, on the platform you already run. Each part comes with a target you can check yourself after launch, from the Lighthouse score on your own phone to the product data in Google's Rich Results Test. We test product pages, cart and checkout by hand before anything goes live. The reports come with the store, so you never have to take our word for it.
New templates
Home, collection, product, cart, account, and any checkout pages your platform lets you customise. All rebuilt on your existing platform.
Speed
Lighthouse 95+ on mobile, measured on the live store, plus a performance budget your team can follow after launch.
Accessibility
Built and audited to WCAG 2.2 AA. Product pages, cart and checkout are tested by keyboard and with the NVDA and VoiceOver screen readers before launch.
Product data
Complete structured data on every product page and a merchant feed that passes validation, so Google and AI assistants show the right price, stock and delivery times.
One design system
One set of components behind every market and language. Change a button once and it updates everywhere.
What we don't touch
We only replace what your customers see. Everything your team works with stays exactly where it is.
- Platform
- Admin
- Apps
- Catalogue
- Payments
- Fulfilment
- URLs and SEO
How much a storefront rebuild costs
Each stage comes with a one-page written scope covering what's included, what isn't, and what changes cost. Most clients start with the free teardown and decide from there. Nobody is obliged to go further.
Stage 1Timeline: 48 hours
Free teardown
Three issues on your live store and one fix you can make this week. You get a 3–5 minute video or a short written report, whichever suits your store best.
$0
Stage 2Timeline: 5 working days
Storefront Audit
A manual and automated WCAG 2.2 AA review, plus speed and product-data checks. You get a prioritised fix list and a fixed quote. Credited against any project booked within 30 days.
$750
Stage 3Timeline: 2–3 weeks
Fix Sprint
For stores that like their design but not their performance. We fix speed and accessibility in your current templates: product options, cart, checkout and forms.
$3,000–6,000
Stage 4Timeline: 4–8 weeks(8–12 for multi-market stores)
Storefront Rebuild
A new front end on your existing platform, built on one design system: home, collections, product pages, cart and account. Your admin, apps and catalogue stay as they are.
$6,000–12,000
Single store. Multi-market: $15,000–30,000
Stage 5Timeline: Monthly
Care plan
Monthly manual re-tests of product pages, cart and checkout, fixes for anything new, speed tracking, and an accessibility statement kept up to date.
$400–1,200
Per month
Prices in USD. We also invoice in GBP and EUR. Projects are paid in milestones. Never billed hourly.
Which accessibility law applies where you sell
- How it applies in United States
United States, ADA Title III
On track for more than 6,000 lawsuits in 2026, 79% of them against online stores.
- How it applies in European Union
European Union, European Accessibility Act
Applies since June 2025 to any business selling online to EU consumers, wherever it's based.
- How it applies in United Kingdom
United Kingdom, Equality Act 2010
Businesses must remove barriers for disabled customers in advance, online as well as in a shop.
- How it applies in Australia
Australia, Disability Discrimination Act
Has covered websites since a landmark ruling in 2000.
What brands ask us first
Do we lose our platform or our admin?
No. We work inside your existing Shopify, WooCommerce or WordPress setup. Your team logs into the same admin and uses the same apps.
Will a rebuild hurt our SEO?
We keep your URLs, redirect anything that has to move, and carry over titles, descriptions and structured data. Faster pages and better product data tend to help rankings.
We like our design. Can you just fix the problems?
Yes. That's what the Fix Sprint is for. It fixes speed and accessibility in your current templates without changing how your store looks.
How long does a storefront rebuild take?
A single-store rebuild usually takes 4–8 weeks, and a multi-market rebuild 8–12. The audit takes 5 working days and a Fix Sprint 2–3 weeks. We confirm the timeline in your written scope.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes. We can work alongside your team, and we hand over documented components and a performance budget at the end.
How much does a storefront rebuild cost?
A single-store rebuild costs $6,000–12,000 and a multi-market rebuild $15,000–30,000. A Fix Sprint is $3,000–6,000 and the audit is $750. You get a fixed number in writing before any work starts.
