Content that’s ready.
Product descriptions, photography, pricing and policy decisions help the build progress.
Estimated timeline
Good work.
A clear runway.
Explore a possible project schedule for each package. These are planning estimates; your proposal confirms the actual start date and milestones.
The Launchpad
2–3 weeks
From the agreed project start
Workstreams can overlap. Content, feedback and third-party approvals can change the schedule.
- 01Week 1
Discovery & inputs
Agree the brief, gather product content and confirm the sourcing direction.
- 02Weeks 1–2
Store foundations
Configure the storefront, core pages and shopping structure.
- 03Week 2
Review & refinement
Review the store together and work through agreed adjustments.
- 04Weeks 2–3
Checks & handover
Test the core shopping journey, confirm access and prepare for launch.
The Growth Engine
4–6 weeks
From the agreed project start
Workstreams can overlap. Content, feedback and third-party approvals can change the schedule.
- 01Week 1
Discovery & direction
Align on the brand, customers, store requirements and logistics.
- 02Weeks 2–4
Brand & storefront
Develop the visual identity and custom store experience in parallel.
- 03Weeks 4–5
Operations & marketing
Connect agreed operational workflows and prepare the marketing starter kit.
- 04Weeks 5–6
Review, testing & handover
Refine the experience, test the journey and confirm the launch plan.
The Scale Partner
6–10+ weeks
From the agreed project start
Workstreams can overlap. Content, feedback and third-party approvals can change the schedule.
- 01Weeks 1–2
Audit & architecture
Map the current business, dependencies and the required transformation.
- 02Weeks 3–6
Identity & bespoke build
Develop the brand overhaul and the agreed storefront functionality.
- 03Weeks 6–8
Integrations & campaign setup
Implement and verify the scoped automations and advertising foundations.
- 04Weeks 8–10+
Validation & phased launch
Review critical flows, complete handover and sequence the rollout.
Keep things moving
What shapes the schedule?
A few practical things make a big difference to a project’s pace.
Clear approvals.
One point of contact and consolidated feedback keep review rounds useful and focused.
The right dependencies.
Payment-provider approval, supplier onboarding, integrations and scope changes can affect timing.
Before the clock starts
Set up for a
smoother start.
We confirm the brief, proposal, agreed payment requirements, account access and starting materials before scheduling the work.
When plans change
Adjust with clarity.
Additional functionality or delayed inputs may shift a milestone. Agree the effect on scope, cost and dates before proceeding.
Prepare with the launch checklistBig plans?
Let’s make them tangible.
Tell us where you are. We’ll work out what comes next.