For online stores
Online store design that turns browsers into buyers
A store is judged in the first few seconds — how fast it loads, how easily you can buy. We build custom online stores that load like light pages and check out cleanly on a phone, shaped around how you actually sell instead of a template's defaults.
Proof, not adjectives
Stores that sell — and still load fast
SG Training Fit lets shoppers personalize a belt or apparel live on the page; GebaShop is a full skincare store moved off WordPress and rebuilt as one owned system with real payments. Both still load like light pages.
- Self-hosted fonts, SG customizer
- 44
- Print finishes, SG apparel
- 36
- PageSpeed score, GebaShop store
- 100
In their own words
What owners tell us
From the SG Training Fit store.
I designed this belt myself, so I know who ends up in it — a dancer, a gymnast, someone on their feet all day, a kid. One product, and almost nobody wants it the same way: a different size, a different color, their own name on it in their own font. Putting that on a website is not a small thing, and Infinite Semantic Inc. did it properly — ten colors, forty-four fonts, matte or glitter, adult and kids, two size charts that even I have to think about, and your own belt on the screen before you pay for it. It looks simple from the outside, which is the whole point.
What it costs
What an online store costs
Online stores start at $4,900, live in 10–14 business days from approved content — product pages, a checkout that clears real money, live shipping and an admin you own, in one fixed written quote settled before any work begins.
Moving off Shopify or WooCommerce? Every product URL keeps working through the move, so the search ranking you've earned comes across intact — the way GebaShop came off WordPress.
FAQ
Before you get in touch
How much does it cost to build an online store?
From $4,900, live in 10–14 business days from approved content, as one fixed written quote settled before work starts. The scope moves with your product count and how custom the checkout and admin need to be.
Why build custom instead of a Shopify or WooCommerce theme?
A custom store is code you own and can shape to how you actually sell — a live product customizer, an unusual size logic, a bilingual admin — without a plugin stack that ages and slows the site. For SG Training Fit we built two on-page product customizers with 44 fonts and 36 finishes; for GebaShop, a full store of 83 routes, 33 API endpoints and a 19-screen admin, as one owned system.
Can customers check out easily on their phones?
Yes — product pages and checkout are hand-coded to a strict speed budget, so even a full store loads like a light page on a mid-range phone, which is where most shopping now happens. A checkout that stalls is a sale lost, so speed is treated as part of the storefront.
Can I move my existing store without losing my Google ranking?
Yes — we keep every old product URL working through the move, so the search ranking and backlinks you've earned carry across instead of resetting to zero. GebaShop came off WordPress and WooCommerce exactly this way, with its search weight intact.
Do I need a developer to run the store day to day?
No — you get an admin built around your store to manage products, orders and stock without touching code, and you own the whole thing on final payment. No platform holds your catalogue, and no monthly developer is required to keep it running.
What does it cost to maintain an online store after launch?
Thirty days of fixes are included; ongoing upkeep is optional from $95 a month, covering hosting, backups, monitoring and updates, on top of your own payment-processing fees. It's a convenience for owners who'd rather not think about it, not a requirement.