Ecommerce that matches the operation

A store is a catalog, a checkout, and the work after the order. We treat all three as one system.

The problem

Theme stores look finished until shipping rules, taxes, or a custom product break the plugin stack. Staff then run the real business in spreadsheets.

What Benav builds

Storefronts and the surrounding flows: product structure, checkout integration, and the admin or notification path your team will actually use. We will not promise a marketplace you have not scoped.

Typical deliverables

  • Catalog and product templates
  • Checkout integration appropriate to the stack
  • Order notification or handoff to your process
  • Performance and accessibility on product pages

Who it is for

Operators who need this specific outcome — not a bundle of unused features. Southern Nevada businesses and remote U.S. teams are both in scope when the work is a fit.

Process

Discovery, architecture, build, handoff. The about page describes the same sequence without the sales language.

Related work

We do not yet publish a live ecommerce case study. Related presence work: selected work.

Useful answers

Which cart do you use?
We choose after we know catalog size, fulfillment, and whether you already have a merchant account. We do not lock every client to one theme shop.
Do you run ads or manage inventory?
No. We build the store and the technical path. Merchandising and paid media stay with you unless separately agreed.

Start with a clear request.

The Project Planner collects the scope we need. No invented fields — you walk through the same questions we already use.