Both, under one roof. The same team that designs the interface builds it, so nothing gets lost in translation between a design file and working code. You're not stuck coordinating between two separate vendors.

Product catalog setup, payment and shipping integration, cart and checkout flow, and the admin side you'll actually use to run the store day to day. We build it around how you sell, not a rigid template that forces your business to adapt to the software.

SEO isn't a switch you flip once. Technical setup - site structure, speed, schema - happens early, but rankings come from consistent work over months, not a single audit. We'll be upfront about which one you're getting before you commit to anything.

It depends on the plan we build for you rather than a fixed package. Some clients need paid ads and conversion tracking, others need content and organic growth first. We scope it around your goals instead of selling every channel by default.

It can be either. Some clients only need a logo refresh; others need a full identity - color system, typography, brand guidelines, and marketing collateral that stays consistent across every touchpoint. We'll scope it to what you actually need, not upsell a package you didn't ask for.

Yes, and it's usually the smarter way to do it. Building SEO-friendly structure in from the start costs less than retrofitting it later, and the same goes for pairing branding with a new site build. We'll flag when combining services actually saves you time or money versus when it doesn't.

Both, depending on the service. Website and software builds are typically project-based with support after launch; SEO and digital marketing work better as ongoing engagements since results compound over time. We'll tell you honestly which model fits what you're asking for.

Yes, we don't default to "rebuild everything." If your existing site or brand mostly works and just needs specific fixes - performance, a redesign of one section, updated branding - that's a smaller, cheaper engagement than starting from zero, and we'll say so upfront.

Start with a conversation, not a service. Tell us what's not working or what you're trying to grow, and we'll tell you honestly which service actually addresses that - even if it's a smaller engagement than you expected to ask for.