Kiyansh Group does this. We build custom e-commerce sites where you own the source code and every account from day one — the domain, hosting, payment processor, and analytics are registered in your name, and the code lives in your own repository. We're a US technology-services firm: a senior engineer scopes the build on a call, works alongside AI agents to move fast, and delivers a fixed scope. Nothing sits behind our login or a proprietary system you'd have to keep paying us to touch.
Scope your e-commerce build →Ownership here is concrete, not a slogan. The source code ships to a repository in your GitHub or GitLab organization, so you have every line from the first commit. The domain registrar, hosting, payment processor (e.g. Stripe), email, and analytics are set up under your accounts, in your name — you hold the billing and the admin. That means you can hand the project to any developer later, self-host, or keep us on for support. It's your choice, not a dependency we engineer in.
The delivery method is a senior US engineer directing AI agents — AI is how we move fast, not a product we sell. We start with a short call, scope the store (catalog, checkout, integrations, content), and quote a fixed scope so there are no open-ended hours. We build on a standard, portable stack — typically a modern JavaScript framework with a real database and a mainstream payment processor — so the site is maintainable by any competent developer, not just us. Most stores land in days to weeks depending on scope, not months.
If you're on Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, or an old WordPress store and want to stop renting your storefront, we migrate you to a build you own. We port your products, content, and URLs, set the new accounts up in your name, and keep redirects in place so your SEO and existing links survive the move. The honest trade-off of owning a custom store is that you take on hosting and maintenance instead of a monthly platform fee — we hand that off cleanly, and can stay on for support if you'd rather not run it yourself.
No. Because the code lives in your repository and every account is in your name, you can maintain it yourself, bring in any developer, or keep us on for support. There's no proprietary platform or hidden admin that forces you back to us.
If owning the code is a hard requirement, that points to a custom build on a standard stack. On a hosted platform like Shopify or Wix you're renting the store and can't take the code with you. We'll tell you honestly which fits your catalog, checkout, and integrations before you commit — we won't push a custom build you don't need.
You do. The payment processor, hosting, analytics, and email are all set up under your accounts, so your transaction and customer data is yours and never sits behind our login.
Scope drives both. We begin with a short call and free triage, then quote a fixed scope — days to weeks for most stores, not months. We don't quote a number before we understand your catalog and checkout, because a real answer depends on what you're actually building.
Tell us what you need — a build, a rescue, or a contractor — and we'll come back with a clear next step.
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