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eCommerce and retail

eCommerce development for retail brands, built to convert on mobile

Infoloop is an eCommerce development company for retail brands. It delivers Shopify stores that load quickly on mobile, simplify checkout and stay available during peak sales periods.

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Speed on a phone

A product page that opens fast on a phone

Most of your customers arrive on a phone with an average connection. We cut image weight, trim what loads before the page is usable, and keep it that way with a check on every release.

faster load time on the DTC Shopify rebuild
-1.8s
conversion on the same rebuild
+38%

Peak sales periods test every part of the store

A theme three freelancers have patched. Product data in a spreadsheet nobody trusts. A mobile checkout that loses customers. And a seasonal sale approaching.

Retail brands are not short of tools. They are short of a store that performs. Sizes, colors and collections were loaded in a hurry and never organized. The theme is slow on mobile, so customers abandon checkout. Updating a banner means submitting a developer request and waiting for availability.

The original agency handed over the credentials and moved on. If the store fails during a sale, the only option is a developer who last worked on it two years ago. No service level applies.

  • A storefront that loads quickly and converts on mobile.
  • Products, collections and content your team manages directly.
  • Active monitoring before every sale begins.

Infoloop develops your store on Shopify and your brand pages in Webflow. Product data and existing URLs migrate without losing your Google rankings. Infoloop is headquartered in India and works with retailers worldwide.

Measured results

Common retail eCommerce challenges

Four issues retail brands raise most: an outdated theme, no online channel yet, disorganized product data and no ongoing support.

  • An off-the-shelf theme you have outgrown

    Three freelancers have patched it, it is slow on mobile and customers abandon checkout. Nobody knows what half the custom code does. We rebuild it on Shopify: the design, product pages, cart and checkout.

  • Strong in-store sales, no online channel

    You have a physical store, a market stall or a wholesale catalog, and no real online store. We develop the store, import your products and resolve the issues the first orders reveal.

  • Disorganized product data

    Sizes, colors, collections, tags, descriptions and photos were loaded in a hurry. Everything is restructured once, in a clear product taxonomy. Customers can filter and search. Your team can group products for a promotion in a minute, and the sales reports reconcile.

  • No ongoing support after launch

    The store works until it fails, and then you call a developer from two years ago. We monitor the store, fix faults within an agreed service level and apply security updates. Monitoring is already active when a sale starts.

Common retail eCommerce challenges

4 problems

Problem 1 of 4

An off-the-shelf theme you have outgrown

What we do

Three freelancers have patched it, it is slow on mobile and customers abandon checkout. Nobody knows what half the custom code does. We rebuild it on Shopify: the design, product pages, cart and checkout.

  • Shopify rebuild
  • Fast on a phone
  • Kept that way

Fast to buy from. Supported after launch.

Case studies

Measured results from a Shopify rebuild and an AI support assistant.

A Shopify rebuild that lifted conversion 38% and paid for itself in a quarter

A faster, conversion-led Shopify rebuild lifted conversion 38% and added six figures of revenue in the first quarter.

conversion rate
+38%
added revenue in Q1
6 figures
faster load time
-1.8s
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Your project

5 included
  • Planning takes about a week. The launch date is then set in writing, and the store is fully tested in a staging environment first.

What a retail engagement includes

For retail and eCommerce teams that need a new storefront with a launch date they can plan around.

  • Launch date agreed in writing

    Planning takes about a week. The launch date is then set in writing, and the store is fully tested in a staging environment first.

  • Budget agreed in writing

    Scope, rate and estimate, agreed before any development starts. A store build with a clear scope usually has a fixed price.

  • Your team manages content

    Update a banner, add a product or publish a page without a developer request.

  • Migration that protects rankings

    Products, pages and existing URLs migrated with redirects, so search rankings and backlinks hold.

  • Support after launch

    Monitoring, fixes within an agreed service level, security updates and a monthly report.

Trusted by retail brands that depend on online revenue

Certified Shopify and Webflow Partners, working within the sales channels you already use.

  • NHS
  • HSBC UK
  • Infosys
  • GoCardless
  • Makson
  • Brompton
  • HCFS
projects delivered
50+
countries
6
uptime on software we support
99.9%
average client rating
4.8

What our clients say

Live · run by Infoloop

Conversion

Conversion up 38% since the rebuild

Faster product pages, a shorter checkout and search that finds the right variant. Every change was tested against the old store on real traffic before it became the default.

Change since launch

before the rebuild
Baseline
now
+38%
Our Shopify rebuild paid for itself in the first quarter. Conversion is up 38% and they still manage it for us.

Founder, DTC brand

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Blogs and insights

FAQs

Questions retail and eCommerce leaders ask

Direct answers for retail and eCommerce teams. Any other question is welcome on the first call.

  • What does an eCommerce development company do for a retail brand?

    It develops your online store or migrates an existing one. Infoloop covers Shopify store development, Webflow brand pages, product data migration and integrations with your other business systems. Care guides and size charts live in one place your team edits. Infoloop is a certified Shopify and Webflow Partner.

  • How long does a retail store build take, and what does it cost?

    Most projects go live in 4 to 8 weeks, and larger systems go live in agreed phases. A store build with a clear scope usually has a fixed price, agreed in writing after a half-hour call. The quote lists the pages, templates, integrations and product migration. Changing scope and support after launch are billed hourly, against an agreed estimate.

  • What support is available after the store launches?

    Optional support is billed hourly, against a monthly estimate agreed in writing. It covers store monitoring, fixes within agreed response times, security updates and small improvements. Each month you receive a short report on uptime, completed work and next steps. A named contact replies within one business day.

  • How do you migrate a store without losing SEO rankings?

    With a permanent redirect from every old URL to its new page. Products, collections, pages and images migrate first. Everything is tested in staging before launch, and organic traffic is monitored for weeks afterward. The migration is part of the agreed scope.

  • Can our team add products and update the store directly?

    Yes. Products, descriptions, images and pages are configured so your merchandising and marketing teams can update them. Nobody submits a ticket to change a headline before a sale. Your team is trained before launch. Work that needs a developer falls under support, billed hourly.

  • What can AI do for an online store?

    Specific, narrow tasks, with limits and an off switch. An assistant can tell customers where their order is and how to return an item. An inventory lookup can show your team current stock levels. Our support assistant for a fintech scale-up went live in five weeks and cut manual support work by 72%.

Tell us what limits your store's performance

Bring the issue that costs you revenue: a slow checkout, products customers cannot find, or a store with no monitoring. After the call, you receive a written scope, an estimate and a proposed launch date.