Stores engineered to sell.
E-commerce development at NexusWave means online stores built for the two things that decide revenue: whether buyers can find your products, and whether the path from product page to paid is fast and frictionless. We build and migrate stores for businesses worldwide — engineered storefronts, clean checkout flows, and the integrations that make the operation run itself.
Who this is for.
From platform strategy to paid order.
Platform strategy means choosing the right foundation for your catalog and margins — not the one that pays the biggest referral. Every store build ships with all nine.
Most store projects fail in the seams.
Between the theme and the apps, the store and the accounting, the catalog and the search engines. We're engineers, so we build the seams properly: fewer plugins, more real integration; structured product data so your catalog is legible to Google Shopping and AI assistants alike; and measurement on every step of the funnel so "conversion optimization" is a number, not a vibe. Post-launch, our CRO and marketing retainers pick up where the build ends — one team accountable end to end.
An itemized proposal within one business day.
Real questions clients ask.
NexusWave e-commerce builds start at $5,000. Catalog size, integrations, custom checkout logic, and migrations set the final scope — itemized in a written proposal within one business day.
The one that fits your catalog, margins, and team — not a default. We work across major platforms and headless setups, and we'll recommend against over-engineering when a simpler foundation sells just as well.
Yes. Migrations include a full URL redirect map, preserved product metadata, and structured-data continuity so rankings and revenue carry over.
That's the goal of the GEO structure we build in: complete product schema, extractable descriptions, and review markup — the signals AI assistants use when recommending products.
Yes, including right-to-left storefronts for Persian and Arabic markets, with localized product content and correct international SEO.
Care Plans cover hosting, updates, and support; our marketing retainers (SEO, PPC, email, CRO) grow the revenue side. Both are month-to-month.
We build on Shopify, WooCommerce, and custom headless storefronts — the platform is chosen around your catalog, margins, and team, not a default we push. Shopify is often the fastest path for a straightforward catalog; WooCommerce suits a WordPress team that wants to keep everything in one place; a custom headless build wins when scale, speed, or a distinctive checkout matter and you want to own the whole stack. If you already sell on one of these, we usually improve what you have before recommending a migration.