Digitalis Global designs, builds and migrates Shopify and WooCommerce stores for Sydney and Australian businesses. We are a Shopify Partner, we have built 300+ e-commerce stores, and the scope and price of your store are fixed before work starts.
Target outcome
A store your team can run day to day, with payments, shipping, tax and tracking tested before launch
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Tech stack
Slow product pages, a confusing checkout and a theme that does not fit your range lose buyers after you have already paid to bring them in. Shipping rules, stock and payments that need fixing by hand every week cost your team time as well.
Buyers drop off between the cart and payment, especially on mobile
Shipping, stock or tax handled by hand because the store cannot do it
A theme that blocks the way you want to sell, bundle or merchandise
The service covers store design, the build, integrations, data migration, launch and staff training. It suits some businesses far better than others.
Not generic packages. Every engagement is scoped around what actually moves the needle for your brand.
Shopify includes hosting and an SSL certificate in every plan, so there is no separate server to buy, patch or back up. We build a custom theme or customise a licensed one, choose and configure the apps you need, and set up payments, shipping and GST. We work on both Shopify and Shopify Plus.
WooCommerce is a free, open-source plugin for WordPress, so the store runs on hosting you choose and you keep full ownership of its content and data. It suits complex catalogues, wholesale or B2B pricing, and businesses whose WordPress content already brings in customers. WordPress, its plugins and the hosting need regular updates, which we can handle on a care plan or hand over to your team.
Shopify can import products, customers and past orders from another platform, and old URLs can be redirected in bulk from a CSV file. We map every old product and category URL to its new address before launch so bookmarks and search results still land on the right page. On an existing store, we start from your analytics and checkout drop-off data and fix the clearest problems first.
A structured process with clear milestones, so you always know what's happening and what's next.
We go through your products, shipping rules, payment providers and the systems the store must connect to, then send a proposal with the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. You: explain how orders are handled today, and approve the proposal.
We design the home, collection, product, cart and account pages mobile first, and plan the collections, filters and product templates around your range. You: supply product data using our import templates, photos and brand files, and sign off the designs.
We build the theme and connect payments, shipping, tax, email, analytics and any ERP or 3PL link in the scope, then run test orders from cart to fulfilment. You: place your own test orders and tell us what needs changing before launch.
We put the store live, switch on redirects from any old URLs and train your staff, with written documentation to keep. The 30-day bug-fix guarantee starts on launch day. You: attend the training and tell us about anything that does not work as agreed.
Puzzle Art Australia (puzzleartaustralia.com) is a Shopify store we built and also market. In January 2026 its Meta Ads returned 6.78x their spend, its Google Ads 4.34x and paid media overall 5.87x, and Klaviyo email produced 38.5% of net revenue, according to the ad and email platforms’ own reports for that month. Supacore (supacore.com), a Shopify store for injury and pain relief products, carries our credit in its footer. We publish a client result only when it has a source and a period, so for the other Shopify stores below we describe what we built.
For 30 days from launch we fix bugs in the work we delivered at no extra cost, meaning anything in the agreed scope that does not work as agreed. New features and content changes are not bugs; we quote them separately. When you message our team you get a reply within 24 hours; that is a reply time, not a promise that every fix is finished within a day. After the 30 days, care is optional: a monthly retainer for security updates, performance monitoring, content changes and technical support.
Bug fixes at no cost for 30 days
A reply within 24 hours
Security and platform updates
Content changes and support
Modern, battle-tested tools chosen for performance, maintainability, and scale.
Supacore sells patented CORETECH compression garments for athletes, people with POTS and pregnant and postpartum mothers. We designed its Shopify store, organised so shoppers can find a garment by injury, activity or stage of pregnancy.
Puzzle Art Australia sells wooden jigsaw puzzles of Australian wildlife, birds and ocean life. We designed and developed its Shopify store and ran its Meta Ads, Google Ads and Klaviyo email marketing.
Shopify store for Noodz Boutique, a dress retailer, with the homepage sorted by occasion: bridal, bridesmaid, wedding guest and hen's party.
Digitalis Global works with businesses across Australia, with team members in Sydney and Newcastle NSW. Our developers and designers work from our development headquarters in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, and scoping and calls run in Australian business hours. We work remotely and have no walk-in office. Scope and price are fixed before work starts, and every build carries a 30-day bug-fix guarantee and a 24-hour response commitment.
E-commerce builds are led by Ameer Hamza, our Website Development Team Lead.
How we quote: we scope the store on a free call, then send a fixed proposal listing the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. The price moves with the size of the catalogue and its variants, a custom design versus a customised theme, the systems the store connects to, how much data moves from an old store, and custom features such as subscriptions or wholesale pricing. There is no price list, because two stores rarely share the same scope.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, book a call and we'll walk through it together.
Ask us anything →Choose Shopify if you want hosting, security and checkout managed for you, and WooCommerce if you already run WordPress or need unusual catalogue or pricing rules. Shopify includes hosting and an SSL certificate in every plan; WooCommerce is a free, open-source WordPress plugin, so you choose and pay for the hosting and keep full control of the data. We recommend one on the scoping call once we know your range and your systems.
Yes, Digitalis Global is a Shopify Partner. We build new stores on Shopify and Shopify Plus and move existing stores onto Shopify from other platforms.
Yes. Products, customers and past orders are imported, and every old product and category URL is redirected to its new address so bookmarks and search results still reach the right page. Shopify supports importing all three and bulk-importing redirects from a CSV file, and we test the redirects before and after launch.
Yes. Our quote covers the build; the Shopify plan, card processing fees and any paid apps are separate running costs paid to Shopify and the app makers. Shopify also charges third-party transaction fees when you use a payment provider other than Shopify Payments, so the payment provider you choose affects what the store costs to run.
Usually, yes. We connect Shopify and WooCommerce to ERPs, 3PLs and accounting tools through an existing app or plugin where one fits, and through custom API work where it does not. We confirm the connection for each system during scoping, because it changes the price.
A customised theme suits most stores with standard product pages and costs less to build; a custom design makes sense when your range, brand or buying process does not fit a theme’s layouts. We recommend one on the scoping call, and the proposal states which one you are paying for.
Yes, that is what the handover is for. Your staff get a training session and written documentation on the store as built, and the IP, code and design files transfer to you on completion and final payment.
Yes, by fixing what your own data shows first. We review your analytics and checkout drop-off, fix the clearest problems on product pages, the cart and checkout, and then test larger changes. We do not promise a conversion rate, because it depends on your products, prices and traffic as much as on the store.
Yes. Wholesale and B2B pricing is part of our WooCommerce work, and for Puzzle Art Australia we separated wholesale and retail sales onto their own platforms.
Yes. Our digital marketing team runs Google Ads, Meta Ads and email campaigns, and Puzzle Art Australia is a store we both built and market, with its January 2026 results on this page.
A short description of what you sell, your current store or website if you have one, and the systems the store must work with, such as payments, shipping, stock and accounting. Product data and photos can follow once the proposal is approved.
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