Where is your business
right now?

Three service lines, built around that one question. One builds your store, one fixes it, one supports everything after the sale. Start where you are, not where you want to be.

Store Build

Store Build

You're launching. We build it.

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Store Transformation

Store Transformation

You're live. We fix what's broken.

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CX Infrastructure

CX Infrastructure

Store works. Support doesn't.

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How It Works

  1. The Conversation

    We start with a call. Not a sales call, a real conversation about your business, where you are, and what you actually need. By the end, we both know whether this is a good fit. If it isn't, I'll say so directly, and if I can point you somewhere more useful, I will.

  2. The Discovery

    Before anything gets built or changed, I need to understand the business from the inside. That means going through your existing setup: the tools you use, the files you keep, the way your team works day to day. Some people find this uncomfortable. I understand that. But if I build something without understanding how you think, it'll be built my way. That's not something you can build on long-term.

    This phase takes as long as it needs to. Rushing it is the most expensive mistake a project can make.

  3. The Work

    This is where things get built, reorganized, or rebuilt entirely, depending on what the engagement calls for. You'll know what's happening at every step. The scope is agreed at the start, the deliverables are concrete, and nothing is hidden.

  4. The Beginning

    In theory, nothing is ever done. The goal isn't to hand over a finished project and disappear. It's to leave you with a store that works, a system your team can use, and a foundation you can grow on. Anything you want to develop after that, I'm here. That's the relationship I'm interested in building.

Who This Is For

SYNY works best with business owners who have a real product and real customers, but not enough hours in the day to step back and fix what needs fixing. The ones we work with tend to share three things.

  • Standards.

    You care about the quality of what you sell and the experience you deliver.

  • Scale.

    You want more volume, easier onboarding, a business that runs without you in every detail.

  • Honesty.

    The product is what it says it is. That part matters more than anything else.

We don't take on every project.

If you're selling something you can't stand behind, or you want someone to build the business while you stay removed from the process, it isn't the right fit. What makes it work is access and trust: you give me room to understand your business properly, I build something designed specifically for it. And if we get on a call and it's not the right match, I'll tell you.