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Frequently Asked Questions

The questions we hear most from brands before they commit to a new website or app build — answered straight, no sales pitch attached.

Our ecommerce builds start at $1,200 as a one-time project fee, covering a custom Next.js or headless Shopify storefront, Amazon API integration, and 30 days of post-launch support. Final cost depends on catalog size, integrations, and whether you need a companion mobile app.
Yes. Beyond storefronts, we build custom web applications on Node.js and React for things like internal dashboards, customer portals, and inventory tools — anywhere your business needs logic that a template site can't handle.
A freelancer builds one page at a time. An ecommerce website development company like Fox Tale owns the full stack — design, backend, Amazon sync, and performance — so nothing falls through the cracks between handoffs, and you have one team accountable for results.
We build native iOS and Android apps in Swift and Kotlin, or cross-platform apps in React Native when speed to market matters more than platform-specific polish. Every app connects back to the same inventory and order data as your website.
Most ecommerce rebuilds move through our four phases — blueprint, development, ecosystem sync, and optimization — in 6 to 10 weeks. Native mobile apps typically add another 4 to 8 weeks, depending on app store review timelines.
Both. We're a web application development company that specializes in ecommerce, which means every build benefits from what we already know about Amazon buyer behavior — then we apply that same engineering discipline to any web app you need.
We're both. Most clients start with a website rebuild, then add a native app once they've proven demand — but we're an app development agency in our own right, and we're happy to start with mobile first if that's where your customers already are.
Yes, automatically. We connect directly to Seller Central so your inventory, pricing, and product data stay identical across your own store and Amazon — no manual updates, and no risk of overselling.
Yes. Every migration includes a full URL map, 301 redirects, and schema carried over from the old site, so search engines see continuity rather than a brand-new domain starting from zero.
Every build includes 30 days of post-launch support. After that, our $350/month maintenance retainer covers server monitoring, security updates, and up to four hours of change requests, so performance never quietly slips.