Discover
Map products, ops, and goals.
Catalog complexity, fulfillment model, integrations, and conversion targets: before platform lock-in.
- Catalog & SKU review
- Ops & fulfillment mapping
- Platform recommendation
- Integration requirements
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Complex online stores that actually connect your products to customers. Built for conversion, inventory, and scale: from Shopify launches to custom headless commerce with real-time inventory.
// What we deliver
// How we work
Discover
Catalog complexity, fulfillment model, integrations, and conversion targets: before platform lock-in.
// Engagement models
Three ways to engage: match the model to your situation. We'll guide you to the right fit.
New store launch, replatform, or major redesign: fixed scope from discovery through go-live.
Ongoing optimization: CRO tests, new features, catalog updates, and performance improvements.
Checkout audit, PDP redesign, or integration fix: focused delivery in 2–4 weeks.
// Tools & tech we use
// FAQ
Catalog size, customization needs, internal team skills, and integration complexity. Shopify covers most brands well; headless or custom makes sense at scale or with unique workflows. We recommend in discovery, not before.
Yes. Migrations include URL redirects, product data, customer history (where possible), and SEO preservation. We scope data complexity upfront so timelines stay honest.
We can coordinate partners or work with your assets. PDP templates and image specs are part of design: production is scoped separately if you need a shoot.
Shopify B2B, custom portals, or tiered pricing: we’ve built wholesale flows with approval gates, custom catalogs, and net terms where required.
Every project includes 30 days post-launch support. Most stores move to a maintenance/CRO retainer for updates, tests, and seasonal campaigns.
// In their words
“MIGHTY comes to mind. And RESPONSIVE. They have a deep understanding of our business and are able to address all of our needs in ways we didn't even think of. Work with them. You will not be disappointed!”