
Actually Fair
Headless Shopify, Next.js, Tailwind, Railway
A transparent shopping experience with clear product pages, calm flows, and headless Shopify underneath.
I build custom Shopify storefronts where Shopify owns products, cart and checkout, and everything your customer sees is designed and built for your brand. I'd steer any new store this way from day one: a theme makes you bend to Shopify's rules, a custom storefront bends to your business.
I also handle the parts around the store: setup, checkout, payment gateways, cash on delivery and a CMS you can edit yourself. Already on Shopify and sick of fighting a design someone else built? We can rebuild the front and keep your store running underneath.
What you get
Headless storefronts
SvelteKit or Next.js on the front, Shopify underneath.
Store setup & checkout
Products, collections, shipping, taxes and a checkout that works.
Payments & COD
Payment gateways and cash on delivery, set up for how you sell.
CMS
Edit products, text and images yourself, without touching code.
Moving off a stock theme
Rebuild the front around your brand, keep the store running underneath.
Mobile responsiveness
Storefronts that work properly on phones, where most shoppers are.
The work behind it
All work
Headless Shopify, Next.js, Tailwind, Railway
A transparent shopping experience with clear product pages, calm flows, and headless Shopify underneath.

Headless Shopify, SvelteKit, Tailwind, Vercel
A handcrafted Paithani storefront for bags, clutches and accessories, rooted in Maharashtrian textile heritage.
Why custom, from day one?
A theme decides for you
Custom builds around the business
Questions, answered
01
That's the way I'd build it. A theme makes every design decision negotiate with Shopify's rules, and changing things later means finding a Liquid developer who works the way you want. A custom storefront puts the design around your business from day one, while Shopify still handles products, cart and checkout. Where you need a Shopify app or integration, I'll evaluate it and connect it through its API or build the piece custom.
Yes. I build custom storefronts with Shopify handling the commerce side, and help with setup, checkout, payment gateways and content management. Marketing and automation aren't included in the standard ecommerce scope.
Yes. I include a CMS dashboard so you can edit content yourself without touching code. We agree on what you need to manage, whether that's text, images, products or other content.
I handle hosting for the stores I build, charged separately based on what your business needs. Shopify's own subscription and any paid apps or services are separate from the build fee; we'll clarify what your project needs in the quote.
02
Every business needs something different, so I don't use one fixed price for everyone. The quote depends on the pages, design direction, content, features, ecommerce needs, CMS setup, hosting, integrations, and how involved the build needs to be.
I take a 10% advance to get started. The remaining amount is paid at agreed project milestones, rather than all upfront.
The CMS lets you handle content updates yourself. Larger design or feature changes aren't included as ongoing revisions to the original build. If you expect regular development work after launch, bring that up when we discuss the scope.
Yash Deshpande
Open to work
Do you have a project, or do you want to hire me?
Schedule a call or email me at [email protected]