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We migrate catalogue, customer accounts and order history with no downtime, and we treat search equity as an asset to be protected rather than an afterthought — full redirect mapping, preserved URL structure where it earns its keep, and monitoring through the transition. Your new store picks up where the old one left off.

A focused build goes live in weeks, not quarters. Complexity drives the timeline more than scale does: a 5,000-SKU catalogue on a clean data model is faster than 200 products spread across four disconnected systems. You get a phased plan with dates before any work starts.

Because buyers no longer distinguish between your channels — and because unified operations reduce cost at the same time as they raise revenue. One catalogue, one customer record and one inventory truth removes the double-selling, the stockouts and the duplicated admin that quietly tax every order.

Yes, and increasingly they research exactly like consumers do. B2B buyers arrive having already compared you against alternatives online. Selling across web, marketplaces and a proper trade portal broadens reach while each channel reinforces the others.

Both, depending on how it is applied. Deployed as a general-purpose miracle, it disappoints. Deployed against a specific expensive process — quoting, support triage, stock forecasting, product data enrichment — it pays back quickly and measurably. We start with one process, prove the number, then widen.

We sequence by return, cheapest wins first. Most of what we deploy runs on tooling you can afford at your current scale, and we keep a human in the loop wherever a decision touches a customer or a payment. No six-figure pilots.

If you sell to consumers in the EU, your storefront and checkout have been in scope since 28 June 2025, measured against EN 301 549 — in practice WCAG 2.1 AA. There are exemptions, notably for microenterprises providing services. We audit, remediate and document. It also tends to lift conversion, because most accessibility failures are usability failures. This is general context rather than legal advice — we work alongside your adviser.

We agree KPIs before we start — typically conversion rate, average order value, cost to serve and contribution margin — and report against them. Compounding beats spikes: several small improvements to a funnel outperform one dramatic redesign almost every time.

Two models. A fixed-scope project when the outcome is well defined — a launch, a migration, a CRO programme. A monthly retainer when you need continuous optimisation and someone accountable for the roadmap. We recommend the one that fits your stage, and we say so if a retainer would be poor value for you.

Juliusz, directly, with specialists brought in for their part of the build. There is no account layer between you and the person making the decisions, and there is no hand-off after the pitch.