New Shopify Stores · Puerto Rico
A Shopify store built right from day one.
You bring the brand and the products. I handle everything else — design, setup, payments, shipping, launch — so you open with a store that sells, not a project that drags.
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Anyone can open a Shopify trial. The difference between a store that sells and one that sits is in the hundred decisions made during the build — and most of them are invisible until they cost you a sale.
That’s what you’re hiring: not someone to drag products into a template, but someone who’s built enough stores to know which theme fits your catalog, how checkout should be configured for your market, what shipping setup won’t eat your margin, and which apps are worth their subscription. You launch with all of that decided correctly.
How a build works
Discovery
A conversation about your products, customers, and goals. I tell you what plan you need, what it’ll cost, and how long it’ll take — before you commit to anything.
Design
I design the store around your brand and your catalog — not a generic template with your logo dropped in.
Build
Products, collections, navigation, payments, taxes, shipping zones — configured and tested, including the edge cases that break checkouts.
Launch
We connect your domain, run test orders end to end, and go live.
Handoff
I show you how to run it: orders, inventory, product updates. Shopify is built for owners — you won’t need me for daily operations.
Everything a launch needs
Two costs, kept separate
Shopify charges you directly for the platform — $39 to $299 a month depending on the plan, and I’ll tell you honestly which one you actually need (most new stores don’t need the expensive ones). My build fee is a one-time project price based on scope: product count, design complexity, and any custom features.
I don’t publish a price menu because a 20-product boutique and a 500-product catalog are different projects. What I will do is give you a real, fixed number after one phone call — no “starting at” games, no surprise invoices.
It depends on scope — product count, design complexity, custom features. After one conversation about what you’re selling, I give you a fixed project price. Separately, Shopify charges $39–$299/month for the platform; most new stores are fine on the cheapest plan.
Most new stores launch in 3–6 weeks. The biggest variables are how many products you have and how ready your content is — photos and descriptions in hand speed everything up.
Your products (photos and prices), your brand basics (logo, or at least a name and colors), and a domain if you have one. Missing some of it? Start the conversation anyway — part of my job is telling you what’s actually needed.
Yes — that’s the goal. Shopify is built for business owners, and I hand off with training. You manage orders, inventory, and products without touching code. If you’d rather I handle ongoing changes, I offer hourly work and retainers, but there’s no lock-in.
Ready to open a store that sells?
Call or message me and tell me what you’re selling. You’ll leave the first conversation knowing your cost, your timeline, and your next step.
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