€2.500
fixed fee, no scope creep, no surprises
Tier 1
Medusa solution partner
0
obligation to migrate with us afterward
A fixed-fee audit that maps your Shopify constraints, migration risks, and the realistic path to a platform you own. Two outcomes: a clear roadmap out, or the honest conclusion that you should stay.
The hidden cost
Replatforming horror stories rarely start with bad code. They start with an app nobody inventoried, a data model nobody mapped, and a total cost nobody calculated until month four. By then the budget is spent and the old platform is already half-dismantled.
In Audit first
The audit does that work first, while it's still cheap. You get the full picture before committing to anything — including whether leaving Shopify is even the right call.
Every place Shopify is limiting you today: checkout, pricing, data access, customization ceilings, and fees.
A full census of your apps, what each actually does, and what replaces it on an owned platform.
Products, customers, orders, subscriptions: what moves cleanly, what needs transformation, what's at risk.
Your real Shopify cost — subscriptions, apps, transaction fees — against the cost of building and running your own.
A reasoned recommendation with alternatives considered. If staying on Shopify is your best move, the report says so.
A phased plan with sequencing, effort estimates, and the risks called out in advance — usable with any partner, not just us.
Systems, constraints, and buyer flows mapped before any code.
Data models, integrations, and what launches first, decided together.
Short cycles with working software you can test from week one.
The platform keeps evolving after launch. Ten years with our longest client.
The audit is honest: we evaluate your situation against Medusa and staying put. When Medusa is right — for brands wanting customizable commerce, it usually is — the roadmap shows what the build looks like.

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