Whether you're replatforming, starting from scratch or improving what you already have. Migration, design, SEO, ads and email. One price and one date in writing before we start, and everything we make is yours.
Sweets, jewelry, sportswear, drinks, wholesale. Real businesses you can open in a new tab and look through. Every figure further down this page came out of one of them.
You already know which part of the business you want help with. What's harder is telling, from the outside, whether an agency will actually move it.
So we start by naming the number. Before there's a quote, we agree what this work is supposed to change and where you'll see it.
In short
We're Ecomm Wizards, an ecommerce agency Austin brands hire for design, development, SEO, ads and email. Take one of those or take all of them. Every job is tied to a number we agree before quoting, and you get one price and one date in writing before work starts.
This market has turned out a long run of consumer brands that sell right across the country. Food and drink, western wear, outdoor gear, jewelry, supplements.
What they have in common is that most of their customers will never set foot in Texas. So the store isn't a shop window. It's the whole shop. Everything a good salesperson would do in a room has to be done instead by a product page, an email and an ad.
That's the work we do. It carries your revenue every day of the year, so it never really has a finish date.
Candy Kittens
ChloBo
Capelli Sports
Tell us what you are working with and we will tell you what we would do about it.
Get in touch with usEcommerce work is easy to buy and hard to judge. A redesign, a report, a set of campaigns. All of it real work, and none of it tells you on its own whether the business is better off.
So we don't start from the deliverable. We start from the number, whether that's conversion rate, non-brand traffic, cost per order or repeat rate.
We agree which one, we tell you where you'll see it move, and we say up front what this work won't fix. That last part saves you money and saves us time.
What we do
Pick the one you came for. If a different one would do more for you, we'll say so.
Design and UX
The ecommerce web design Austin brands buy should be built from how their customers actually shop, not from a mood board.
Moving platforms
The ecommerce development Austin brands need for a replatform is mostly the parts nobody demos: the data, the redirects and the systems behind them.
Development
Usually it's the ordering, the pricing rules and the systems behind them, none of which show up in a design review.
Optimization
Ecommerce website optimization Austin brands pay for should come back with the failed tests as well as the wins.
Ecommerce SEO
Ranking for your own name is already yours. The growth is in everything else people type.
Ads and creative
Ecommerce strategies Austin brands can act on come from what the testing found, not from a quarterly deck.
Email and retention
Automated flows, segmented campaigns and subscriptions, set up so the messages reach the inbox.
The mechanics are the same everywhere. What differs is what starts breaking as you scale, so here's what we watch in each.
Repeat purchase built into the product page, bundles that keep their margin, and delivery windows the store is honest about.
What breaks first: Timing. Send the reorder prompt a week late and they've already bought somebody else's.
Fit guidance from your own return data, launches that survive a traffic spike, and exchanges that keep the sale.
What breaks first: Sizing. A return that could have been an exchange costs you the margin and the customer.
Photography you can zoom into, made-to-order options handled properly, and reassurance sized to the price.
What breaks first: Hesitation. Past a certain price, an unanswered question closes the tab. Nobody opens a chat to ask.
Whole routines built out from single products, ingredient detail that scales, and refills that arrive on time.
What breaks first: Reorder timing. Miss the window and the habit forms somewhere else.
Specification detail buyers compare line by line, and honest shipping math on heavy items.
What breaks first: Freight. A real shipping cost revealed at checkout empties more carts than any price on a product page.
Account pricing, payment terms, reordering from history, and a portal that's faster than emailing a rep.
What breaks first: Adoption. If it's slower than a phone call your buyers go back to the phone, and you lose the data.
Tell us what you're working on and we'll come back with a plan and a price.
Get in touch with usThe storefront is the easy half and it's the half that gets demoed. This is the other half, and it's where a replatform is won or lost.
| What's moving | Where it gets difficult | How we handle it |
|---|---|---|
| Order history | Refunds, exchanges and partial fulfillments lose their link to the original order, so the records import as flat rows. | We map the order states before anything moves, then reconcile counts and totals against the old system. |
| Customer accounts | Passwords can't move between platforms. Everyone needs a reset, and plenty of people never open that email. | We run the reset as a planned campaign with a reason attached, and we warn people it's coming. |
| URLs and rankings | Collection and product URL structures rarely match. Redirects get written for the pages people remember, and the long tail goes missing. | We pull every indexed URL first, map them one to one, and keep the 404 log open for weeks afterward. |
| Reviews and photos | Reviews are tied to product IDs that change in the move, so they land on the wrong products or on none. | We match on SKU instead of ID, then check counts per product against the backup before go-live. |
| Subscriptions | Live billing dates are the hardest thing to carry across. Get it wrong and you either double-charge people or skip a cycle. | We move these separately from the catalog, with a small test group billed first. |
| Back office | ERP, 3PL and accounting connections have to be rebuilt from scratch, and that work has a habit of landing after launch. | We inventory every connection at the start and scope it into the build, not after it. |
None of it is exotic. It's just the work underneath a replatform, and it's why we quote it separately from the storefront instead of folding it into a single number.
None of this is clever. It's what you'll judge us on a year from now.
Whatever we agreed at the start, measured the same way each time. If one went the wrong way, you'll see it in there.
Roughly half of what we test doesn't win. You hear about those too, and what we changed because of them. An agency that only reports wins isn't testing much.
Regular work happens on working days. But if orders stop on a Saturday, you message the shared channel and a developer starts on it that day. No ticket number, no auto-reply.
Code, designs, accounts and campaign templates are yours from day one. So is the written record of why things were built the way they were, so anyone can pick it up after us.
That's how we run it. Now tell us about your business.
Get in touch with usIt does, and we can't prove otherwise on our own website.
What we can do is write it down before you pay. Which measure, where you'll read it, and what we've said it won't fix. All three go in the scope, so there's something to hold us to later.
Good. Most of what an ecommerce agency Austin brands bring in sits alongside an internal team. We're rarely there to replace one.
Usually we're taking the piece nobody has time for, or the one nobody has done before. A replatform is the common example: you do it once, and your team does it never. If yours already covers what you came here for, you don't need us and we'll say so on the call.
Then buy one. We quote them separately and plenty of clients only ever take a single one.
All we'd ask is that we agree the number first. That's a short conversation and it's free.
Every figure opens the case study behind it, so you can check it yourself.
Working with Ecomm Wizards gave us a clear roadmap for growth. The skin finder quiz alone transformed how our customers discover the right products, and the results across conversion rate and revenue speak for themselves.
We needed a store that could handle the complexity of the brand: serious athletes, casual fitness buyers, and trade accounts, all in one place. Ecomm Wizards built exactly that. The conversion numbers and the trade portal revenue both exceeded what we projected.
We had the brand and the product. We just didn't have a store. Ecomm Wizards built the whole subscription infrastructure from scratch and 80,000 subscribers in year one was beyond anything we had projected. The scent-swap portal changed our churn numbers entirely.
Nothing gets quoted before it gets looked at. Week one we measure, and tell you which piece of work would move your number most. That write-up is yours either way.
Then one price and one date, in writing, before any work starts. Change the brief later and we requote it in front of you.
Builds run $5,000 to $50,000 depending on how much is custom, and most take six to twelve weeks. Ongoing work is a monthly retainer.
What comes with that price is ownership. We treat your store like we have money riding on it.
Ours covers seven: migration, development, design, optimization, search, paid media and retention. Some agencies do one of those deeply, some cover the set. What matters more than the list is whether they'll name the number the work is meant to move before they quote it.
Ours run $5,000 to $50,000 for a build, depending on how much is custom, with ongoing work as a monthly retainer. Quotes for what sounds like the same job can differ by ten times. That's normally because it isn't the same job, so ask what's in and what's out before you compare numbers.
Because we agree the measure before we quote, and report it the same way every month. You read it in your own analytics, so you can check up on us any time without asking.
No. Plenty of the businesses we work with came from somewhere else, and the first conversation is about what you're trying to achieve. What you're running now comes second. We'll be straight with you about what that means for scope and cost before anything is agreed.
No, and it's usually cheaper than fixing it later. Getting the structure right at the start saves unpicking it at version three. We'll say plainly if the sensible first step is smaller than what you asked about.
Six to twelve weeks for most builds, depending on how much is custom and how fast decisions come back from your side. A large catalog runs longer. You get the date in writing before work starts.
Yes, and it's the arrangement we'd argue for. The ad, the email and the page they lead to are one system. When different companies own each piece, the gaps between them belong to nobody.
Yes, right across the United States and further out. Nothing about how we work depends on where you sit, and nobody pays a different rate by city.
Next step
You already know which number you'd want moved first.
Name it. We'll dig into it properly and you get back what we found:
You're getting the diagnosis. Doing the work is a separate number you're free to ignore.
Book any thirty-minute slot. Three business days later the person who did the digging walks you through it live, so you can interrupt and argue with it.
Don't want a call? Leave your details and we'll send the findings over.
No charge, no run of follow-up emails, and the findings stay yours whichever way you go.
Someone senior reads it and replies the same day or the next. It won't be a sales rep.
