Trusted by companies across the USA
An E-commerce Developer who lives in your store's codebase, not a project you outsource
Bring a skilled E-commerce Developer onto your team by the hour or the month. They work inside your Shopify theme or WooCommerce build, take tickets from your product owner, and join your standups, while we handle the contract, payroll, and cross-border logistics. Based in India, with steady overlap during US business hours so a broken checkout gets looked at the same day, not next week.
Tell us what you need. We will match you within 48 hours.
Trusted by companies across the USA
Your developer digs into the cart and checkout flow where buyers drop off, fixes the friction, and wires up Stripe so payments clear cleanly across cards, wallets, and saved methods.
Custom Shopify themes or WooCommerce templates built to your designs, not a generic theme bent until it almost works. The kind of front end that survives the next plugin update.
Product data, variants, and stock counts that stay accurate across thousands of SKUs, so your storefront and your warehouse are not telling customers two different stories.
Moving from Magento to Shopify, or WooCommerce to something else, with order history, customer accounts, and SEO redirects mapped before the cutover, not patched after.
Recurring billing wired through Stripe, with the dunning, pausing, and plan-change logic that keeps subscription revenue from quietly breaking on renewal day.
Updates in your channels, demos over Loom or Zoom, and a board you can read at a glance, so the work is never a black box between invoices.
We do not rotate people through your store or quietly swap your senior developer for a junior once the contract is signed. The person who learned how your checkout and catalog are wired is the one who keeps working in them.
Themes, custom apps, and integration code all sit in your repository or your store admin, under your account, with your name on the license. No escrow, no staged handover, no rights held back until a final invoice clears.
We set a consistent window covering US Eastern or Pacific mornings, so standups, pairing, and a quick Slack ping about a payment error happen in real time. The rest of the day, work continues while your store runs and you sleep.
Both are signed first, not buried in week three as a formality. Your customer data, your roadmap, and your store credentials stay protected from the moment your developer gets the keys.
Sometimes the skills match on paper but the working style does not click with your team. Tell us, and we find a better match and run the handover, including a documented walkthrough of your theme structure and integrations. You should never feel stuck with a hiring decision that is not working out.
Your developer posts progress in your channels and keeps a running record of what shipped and what is next. No silence between milestones, no surprise when you finally check the store.
An E-commerce Developer focused on your store as their main work, with predictable availability and the deepest context on your platform and integrations.
Half-time hours for stores that need steady development help but not a full schedule, with the same overlap and the same person each week.
You pay only for hours actually worked and logged, which suits workloads that come in waves, like a heavy season ahead of a sale followed by a quieter stretch.
More than one developer when a single person cannot cover a replatform or a big build, scoped to the roles and overlap your store actually needs.
Transparent pricing. No hidden fees.
From first contact to your developer writing code — here is how it works.
Get StartedWe start with a call about the actual store, not a sales pitch. You tell us what platform you run, where the checkout or catalog hurts today, and what you need a developer to own. We are honest if your problem is really a plugin conflict that does not need a full-time hire at all.
We match you with a specific E-commerce Developer, and you interview them directly. You get a real conversation, a look at relevant Shopify or WooCommerce work, and the chance to ask the questions that matter to you. You decide, not us, and we will not push whoever happens to be free.
Onboarding starts the week your developer joins. They get store and repo access, walk through your theme and your payment setup, and read how orders flow today before changing anything. We would rather they spend two days understanding your checkout than break a working purchase path on day one.
The first sprint begins with a scope agreed between your product owner and the developer. Tasks land in your tracker, estimates get discussed openly, and risky work near payments gets tested on a staging store first. You watch the first fixes ship and set the pace from there.
After that it becomes a weekly rhythm: standups, reviews in your pull request flow, demos, and a running record of what changed in the store. If a sale moves up or a priority shifts, you talk to your developer directly and adjust, the same way you would with an in-house hire.
Tell us what your store runs on and where it is costing you orders, and we will match you with an E-commerce Developer who fits your platform and your hours. You interview them before anyone commits.
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