Turn a product line into a clear, buyer-ready catalog. Start with validation or payment links, launch a full cart, add stronger merchandising and measurement, or scope custom commerce operations.
From $750
These are the five retained storefront tiers. Cart, checkout, accounts, feeds, and automation appear only when the selected scope supports them.
Outcome: a shareable product catalog that validates the collection and buying story before payment operations are added.
Outcome: a lean store where each product page routes buyers to a configured Stripe payment link.
Outcome: a production selling flow with cart and checkout paths for a product brand ready to transact online.
Outcome: a larger production store with stronger collection structure, merchandising, measurement, and launch testing.
Outcome: a scoped commerce system for subscriptions, custom fulfillment, marketplace, data, or back-office integrations.
Choose based on the transaction you need now, not on a feature list you may never operate.
Storefront tiers are judged by product UI, buyer confidence, and whether the commerce pattern matches how you actually sell — not by theme marketplace screenshots.
Custom commerce Mom's Resin Tables
Hand-coded catalog for a maker brand that ships nationwide — individual product pages, custom build flows, and checkout without a locked page-builder tenancy.
Operational validation ManCaves.Store
Man Caves Store is systems proof — JSON-driven catalog, search, and fulfillment routing — shown as operational validation rather than a design portfolio piece.
Hand-coded product catalog, custom build/quote flows, Stripe checkout, and product pages built for a consumer brand that ships nationwide.
Man Caves Store (mancavesstore.vercel.app / mancaves.store) is an operational validation environment for automated catalog population and fulfillment handoff.
It is shown as systems proof rather than a design portfolio piece: the useful evidence is the end-to-end product flow, automated population, and fulfillment routing. Visual redesign would be a separate scope.
Mom's Resin Tables demonstrates a custom commerce build with product storytelling, checkout, and commission paths. Its delivered feature set reflects that client's historical custom scope; it is not a promise that every feature shown is included at today's $2,997 starting tier.
Add a cart only after payment links become limiting. Add accounts, inventory, feeds, builders, shipping rules, or fulfillment automation only when operations require them. Ongoing visibility is separate from the storefront build; CRM and custom automation belong in a scoped Growth or Automation engagement.
Product businesses do not all sell the same way. Tier choice tracks how your buyer actually completes a purchase, not just your product count.
Resin, woodwork, custom furniture, art, and build-to-order goods where every unit has variables (size, finish, color) that a rigid cart handles poorly. Preview or Payment-Link Store fits early; a custom quote/commission flow like Mom's Resin Tables fits once volume justifies it.
Consistent SKUs, fixed pricing, and repeat buyers — candles, apparel, consumables, small-batch goods. E-Commerce Launch or Growth Store gives you a real cart, tax/shipping rules, and enough product room (20–30 items) to launch without over-scoping day one.
Operators running several storefronts, wholesale plus retail, or a catalog that needs inventory sync, subscriptions, or marketplace feeds. Advanced E-Commerce is the scoped lane — deposit-first, architecture before code, because these builds are closer to software than templated pages.
Contractors, trades, and local service businesses that want a small merch or parts storefront bolted onto an existing service site. Payment-Link Store usually wins here — no need for a shared cart when the core business is quotes and jobs, not volume retail. Pair it with the relevant home service growth system when the site itself also needs a rebuild.
Advanced-tier proof — subscriptions, marketplace sync, or back-office integrations — publishes only once a matching scoped build is complete and cleared for public use.
No. Preview validates the catalog first, Payment-Link Store collects money without a shared cart, and Launch adds full checkout once buyers are combining products.
Each distinct sellable listing at initial setup. Variants (size/color) on one listing do not multiply the count; a true migration of hundreds of SKUs is scoped separately.
Yes — $2,500 reserves discovery and architecture. The deposit applies to the approved total once scope, milestones, and terms are agreed.
No. Storefront tiers are project builds. Ongoing content, inventory, and promotional updates are Monthly Plans or a scoped automation engagement.