Colombian jewelry, Cooper City, FL
KORA
247 pieces and 254 variants loaded into Shopify in two languages, one unit of stock per piece, five automatic collections and Shopify checkout behind a design of its own.
See the caseShopify-friendly stores · What we do best
Your store looks like your brand. Shopify takes the payment.
Most Shopify stores look alike because they start from the same themes. We build the store your customers see with a design of its own, in English and Spanish, and connect it to Shopify so the cart, the stock and the secure checkout run on the platform you can trust. KORA sells 247 pieces this way, and Casa Serena sells its 15 products the same way.
Who this page is for
- Jewelry, fashion and accessories brands
- Home, beauty and fragrance brands
- Brands that sell at markets and want an online store
- Stores that outgrew a generic theme
- Bilingual brands selling in English and Spanish
Published work
What we already built for real businesses.
Three projects live on their own domains. We describe what was built, not invented figures; open each one and check.
Home fragrance, Pembroke Pines, FL
Casa Serena
All 15 products for sale through Shopify checkout, a bag that stays saved when the customer comes back and a scent finder by feeling.
See the caseSignals that matter
A design of its own: no Shopify theme in sight, so your store does not look like everyone else’s
Shopify behind it: real cart, stock per piece and Shopify’s secure checkout
Your catalogue loaded for you: photos, prices, variants, collections and both languages
Built for phones first, with search, filters and sorting by price
Every product with its own page, in each language, ready for Google
Anyone who lands on Shopify’s generic pages is sent back to your store
How it works, step by step
Why not just a Shopify theme
A theme is quick, but thousands of stores share it, and customers notice. A piece that costs real money needs a page that explains it and looks like the brand. So we split the work: your store’s design, pages and story live on your own site, and Shopify does what it does best, which is holding the catalogue and stock and taking the payment.
What the customer sees
Your home page, collections, product pages, search and filters, all in your brand’s design and in the visitor’s language. At KORA a gold thread draws itself down the page as you scroll, and the background changes color in each section. At Casa Serena every scent has its own visual scene and a guide recommends a scent by how you want your home to feel. None of it is a template.
What Shopify does behind it
Shopify holds every product, its variants and its stock. When the customer taps “Add to bag”, the item goes into a real Shopify cart. When they tap “Pay now”, Shopify’s hosted checkout opens, where shipping and taxes are calculated and the card is charged on Shopify’s secure page. Card details never pass through your site.
How the catalogue is loaded
You send photos, names and prices any way you have them, even over WhatsApp. We build one master catalogue, clean out duplicates and load it into Shopify in a single import: products, variants, collections and the text in both languages. At KORA that meant 247 pieces and 254 variants, five automatic collections by material and eleven duplicate listings found and removed by comparing every photo.
One-of-a-kind pieces are not sold twice
For handmade or unique pieces, stock is set to one unit and selling stops at zero. If the brand also sells in person, the owners mark the piece as sold in Shopify and it disappears from the online store. At KORA, which sells from a booth in Cooper City, that is exactly how it works.
Two languages without a translation app
Each product carries its English and Spanish text inside Shopify, and the site publishes each language at its own address, so Google can show the right version to each customer. The bag reads in the page’s language even if the piece was added in the other one.
Shopify’s generic pages lead back to you
Shopify keeps a technical address for every store. If someone lands on it, the generic home, product or collection page sends them to the matching page of your store. Checkout stays on Shopify, because that is where the payment belongs.
What you manage and what we manage
In Shopify you see and handle orders, payments and shipping. New pieces and price changes go through us: we update the master catalogue, rebuild the store and load the change into Shopify. It is written into the scope, so you always know who does what.
How we work
From the first message to the published page.
Store review
We look at what you sell, how you sell it today and what your customers ask before buying. Free and without commitment.
Written scope and quote
Pages, catalogue size, languages and Shopify setup, with a fixed price in writing before anything starts.
Design and catalogue
You see the first draft on your phone, while we load the catalogue into Shopify and connect the cart.
Checkout test and launch
We test the bag through to Shopify’s checkout, publish on your domain and register the store with Google.
Why P2L
What is different about working with P2L.
Real stores, not mockups
KORA and Casa Serena sell through stores we built on Shopify. You can open them and buy.
Design that is yours
No theme to share with thousands of other brands. Your store is built around what you sell.
Honest about who does what
The scope says what you control in Shopify and what goes through us, before you sign.
Everything in your name
Domain, Shopify store and Google accounts end up under the brand, with access you control.
Real Google reviews
25 clients, 5.0 out of 5.
Copied exactly as they appear on P2L’s Google Business Profile: 25 reviews, 23 with text. Not edited, not cherry-picked.
The best web designerI appreciate P2L Digital Studio’s support with my business’s digital presence. Their professionalism and attention to my business needs made the experience a positive one. Thank you to the team for your time and effort.best website designerFrequently asked
What people ask before they start.
Have a different question? Send it on WhatsApp and Sergio answers the same day.
Ask on WhatsAppIs my store a Shopify theme?+
No. The store your customers see is a design of its own on your domain. Shopify runs behind it: the catalogue, the stock, the cart and the checkout.
Do I need a Shopify plan?+
Yes. Shopify charges its own monthly plan and payment fees, paid by you directly to Shopify. We help you choose the plan and set up payments, shipping and taxes.
Can I keep my current Shopify store?+
Yes. If you already sell on Shopify, we connect your existing catalogue to the new design. If you are starting, we create the store and load the catalogue for you.
Can I add products myself?+
You manage orders, payments and stock in Shopify. New products and price changes go through us so the product pages, both languages and Google stay correct. It is part of the written scope.
What if I sell in person too?+
For unique pieces, stock is one unit per piece. When you sell one at your booth or studio, you mark it in Shopify and it stops being offered online.
How much does a store cost?+
Stores are quoted in writing after a free review, because the price depends on the number of products, languages and pages. The quote you sign is the price you pay.
Can it be in English and Spanish?+
Yes. Both stores we show here are bilingual, with each language at its own address for Google.
Service area
Fort Worth and all of Dallas-Fort Worth.
The process runs on WhatsApp, so distance changes nothing. We visit in person when a project needs photos or a walkthrough.
- Fort Worth, TX
- Dallas, TX
- Cooper City, FL
- Pembroke Pines, FL
- New Jersey
- Orlando, FL
- Charlotte, NC
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Let’s talk about your business.
Fixed price in writing after a free review of your case. WhatsApp reply the same day, Monday to Friday 8–8 and weekends 10–6.
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