We outgrew the platform.
Wix, Squarespace, BigCommerce, a Shopify plan that stopped fitting. We move the whole store, products, customers, and order history, while it keeps selling. Rankings and redirects come with it.
How a migration works →Web development. Mexico. Since 2021.
Yes, that's possible.It probably doesn't need a rebuild, either.
We build, move, and fix the websites and stores businesses actually run on. Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, and custom software when nothing off the shelf fits. One developer you can reach, in English or Spanish.
Stack
On every project
A written plan and price before any hours are billed.- A staging site you can click before launch.
- You own the code, the accounts, and the credentials.
- A reply within 24 to 48 hours. Usually faster.
- 30 days of support after launch.
What are you trying to do?
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each one links to how we handle it.
We're an agency. We need a developer we can trust with our clients.
White-label development with predictable hours and updates you can forward as-is. Before you add something to an important client's site, we check whether it's doable and whether it's worth doing. We never contact your client. The relationship stays yours.
Working with agencies →Two systems need to talk and nobody wants to touch it.
Orders to a warehouse. Inventory from a supplier's FTP. A booking engine into the site. QuickBooks that stopped syncing. We build the connection, test it in a sandbox, and leave you documentation.
Custom integrations →The site is slow, hacked, or the person who built it is gone.
Locked out, infected, or inherited with no documentation. We get control back first, usually within a day, then find what is actually broken and fix that. You get an honest read on whether the platform is the problem or just the last person's work.
Site recovery →We got a letter about accessibility.
Shopify and WordPress stores audited against WCAG 2.1 AA, with a prioritized fix list, the fixes, and a statement you can publish. Measured before and after.
Accessibility and compliance →Something big is coming and the back end isn't ready.
A sale weekend, a launch, a catalog twice the size. We clean the database, tune hosting, and fix the slow parts before the traffic arrives. On a live site, without a maintenance page.
Performance and hosting →We're paying for AI and not sure what it's doing.
We run our own shop on it every day: prompt systems, coding agents, and bulk edits across dozens of sites. We set up the same for you, with instructions your team can read, so you know what the AI is doing and when it's wrong.
AI and automation →Since 2021
50+
Websites and stores shipped
112,000
Orders moved in one migration, none lost
4.09.5
Accessibility score on a client audit
24-48h
To a reply, in English or Spanish
Response in 24 to 48 hours
Typical project: 2 to 8 weeks
Based in Mexico, working globallySome of the businesses we've built for
What "yes" looked like for three clients
Short versions. The full write-ups are in the work section.
Flex Cards: it started as an upload form
A sign shop wanted parents and coaches to upload a photo and order a trading card for their athlete. It became a browser design tool with AI background removal, Stripe checkout, and finished orders sent straight to the printer and cutter, no designer touching a file. We didn't scope that on day one. We grew it with them once we understood the workflow and the headaches in it.
Read the Flex Cards case study →A WooCommerce database cleanup, live, three weeks before a sale weekend
A US manufacturer's store carried 112,000 orders, years of orphaned data slowing every page, and a QuickBooks sync that had quietly stopped. The store could not go offline. We rehearsed every step on staging, ran it in stages on production, and the sale weekend happened on a faster site.
How we handle live sites →Villas Rio Mar: locked out of their own site
A hotel, restaurant, and pickleball club in Costa Rica. Their marketing person left, and nobody could get in. The new marketing team was locked out. The owner was getting a Wordfence error. It took us a day to get control back. Then the real questions started: this looks off, that doesn't work, should we start over? They had bigger plans and didn't want a new site yet, so we didn't push one. We fixed the bugs on a 14-year-old WordPress site, removed the malware, updated everything, wired in the booking engine update they had been putting off, and refreshed the headers and footers so it felt new. The bigger site is being planned for when they're ready. We grow with the client, not ahead of them.
Read the Villas Rio Mar case study →Plugins are great until the year they aren't.
That $99 a month plugin does what you want today. Will it do what you want next year, or in a slow year? What happens when you move to Shopify and it doesn't come with you?
We use free plugins all the time. We recommend paid tools when they earn their price. We build custom only when nothing fits. And before we start, we tell you what the platform or your plan tier will not allow, so you don't find out after.
Free plugin when it does the job.
Paid tool when it earns its price.
Custom code when nothing fits, written so you can leave with it.
One developer. Reachable.
Elevation Digital is Roberto Bastida. You talk to the person writing the code, from the first call to launch and after. When a project needs a second set of eyes, specialists from my network in Mexico come in for a day or two to check direction, review code, or cover a gap. You will know when that happens. You will not be handed off.
How it goes
01
Tell us the problem.
In your words. A call or a message, in English or Spanish.
02
Get a written plan.
Scope, price, timeline, and what the platform won't allow, before any hours are billed.
03
Build, launch, stay.
You review on staging. We launch, then stick around for 30 days.
We can host it too.
40+ WordPress and Shopify sites supported today, direct and white-label. WordPress on WP Engine. Next.js and custom apps on Vercel. Updates with rollback, verified backups, uptime monitoring, and a person who answers when something breaks. Outages don't keep office hours, so neither does monitoring.
Work
Featured work
Stores, platforms, and custom tools, across the US and Mexico. Each one has the problem, what we did, and what changed.
Next step
Tell us what you're trying to build, fix, or connect.
Send the site, the problem, and roughly what you want it to do. You'll get a reply within 24 to 48 hours with a first read and the next step. English or Spanish.