“People add to cart, then disappear.”
How we fix itSlow pages and a clumsy checkout lose sales. We design product, cart and checkout pages around buying, and switch on Shop Pay and PayPal so paying takes seconds.
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Next Nova designs and sets up Shopify stores for small brands in the US and Canada. A typical store costs $2,900–$6,500 and launches in 5–8 weeks, including a customised theme (Dawn, Horizon or a premium theme), up to 50 products loaded, payments, shipping, taxes and the apps you actually need.
01 Sound familiar?
If any of these sound like your shop, they’re fixable. Here’s how we deal with each one.
How we fix itSlow pages and a clumsy checkout lose sales. We design product, cart and checkout pages around buying, and switch on Shop Pay and PayPal so paying takes seconds.
How we fix itWe customise Dawn, Horizon or a premium theme around your brand, so the store looks like yours and not like the demo.
How we fix itWe load up to 50 products for you, with variants and SEO-friendly descriptions, then show you how to add the next one yourself.
How we fix itEvery paid app adds a monthly bill. We install only what you need, like reviews, upsells and email capture, in accounts that belong to you.
02 What you get
A fixed list, agreed before we start. A typical Shopify store includes all of this.
Built on Dawn, Horizon or a premium theme like Concept or Impulse, and designed around your brand.
Homepage, collection, product, cart and about pages, each designed around one job: getting the order.
With variants and SEO-friendly descriptions, so the store is ready to sell on day one.
Shopify Payments, PayPal and Shop Pay, connected and tested.
Shipping zones and US and Canada tax settings, configured for where you sell.
Klaviyo or Shopify Email connected, so you can follow up with visitors and customers.
Review and upsell apps installed and styled to match the store.
Your catalogue connected to Google and Meta, ready for shopping listings and ads.
Also on Shopify
03 How we work
Store projects usually go wrong in three places: the design is a guess, the checkout leaks sales, and the owner doesn’t control the accounts. Here’s how we handle each one.
Design first
You see your homepage and product page designed for desktop and mobile before we touch the theme. Two rounds of changes are included, and we only start building once you say yes.
Homepage and product page designed first
Two rounds of changes included
Mobile layout designed, not squeezed
Built to sell
Many shoppers browse on a phone. We keep product pages fast, put the price, options and buy button where they’re easy to reach, and set up Shop Pay and PayPal so checkout takes seconds.
Shopify Payments, PayPal and Shop Pay
Shipping zones and taxes set up
Only the apps you need
Yours to keep
The Shopify plan, every app and every sales channel are opened in your name. We hand over the logins at launch and show you how to add products, so you never depend on us to run your shop.
All apps and accounts in your name
Training on adding products and handling orders
30 days of free support
04 Price
The price depends on your products and features, and it’s fixed before we build. Shopify’s own plan and apps are billed by Shopify.
From
$2,900
Most small brands pay $2,900–$6,500, plus Shopify’s own plan (Basic is about $29–$39 a month) and any paid apps.
What’s always included
Customised theme design
Up to 50 products loaded
Payments, shipping and taxes
Email capture set up
Training on running the store
30 days of free support
Every login handed over to you
What changes the price
Number of products and variants
Premium theme or custom sections
Subscriptions or pre-orders
Migration from another platform
Copywriting
How payment works: 50% to start, 50% when your store is ready to go live. Card or bank transfer.
05 How it works
Design first, then products and payments, then a full checkout test before you open.
Day 1
Tell us what you sell and where. You get a clear plan, a launch date and a fixed price. No pressure.
Design
You see the homepage and product page before we build. Two rounds of changes included.
Build
Theme, pages, up to 50 products, payments, shipping, taxes and apps.
Launch
We test the checkout, show you how to run the store, then switch it on.
After
For a month we fix anything in the store. After that, a care plan is up to you.
You own everything. The Shopify account, every app and every login are yours. If you ever leave us, you take it all with you.
06 Selected work
An online store and two clothing brands from our portfolio. Hover a screenshot to scroll the whole page.
Tell us your industry on the call. We’ll introduce you to someone we’ve built for.
07 Compare
An honest look at the three usual ways to get a Shopify store built. The right choice depends on your budget, your timeline and how hands-on you want to be.
08 Tools
Shopify and the tools around it, set up in your own accounts.
09 Is it right for you?
Shopify isn’t the right answer for every shop. Here’s how to tell before you spend a dollar.
Mainly sell products and want selling to be easy.
Want low maintenance. Shopify takes care of hosting and security.
Are moving from WooCommerce, Wix or Squarespace and want a store built for selling.
Want to sell through Google and Meta as well as your own site.
Already run WordPress or need unusual custom features. WooCommerce on WordPress may fit better.
Sell services, not products. A WordPress or Squarespace site is simpler.
Need one page for an ad campaign. A landing page is faster and cheaper.
Need a marketplace or a customer portal. That’s a custom web app.
10 Questions
Still unsure about something? Message us. A real person replies.
Ask on WhatsAppWith us, $2,900 to $6,500 for most small brands, plus Shopify’s own plan (Basic is about $29–$39/month) and any paid apps.
Shopify if you want selling to be easy and low-maintenance. WooCommerce if you already run WordPress or need unusual custom features.
Yes. We migrate products, customers and orders, keep your URLs or redirect them, and check rankings after launch.
Yes. Training is included, and adding a product takes about two minutes once you’ve done it once.
Most stores launch in 5–8 weeks. The time goes on approving the design, loading products and testing payments, shipping and taxes. You get a launch date before we start.
Yes. The Shopify account, every app and every sales channel are in your name, and you get the logins at launch.