Sites by Good Productivity

A better store.
A simpler day.

Shopify builds, redesigns, and migrations.
Built around the business behind your store.

No payment to preview. No store login required. Your live store stays untouched.

Built by Saul Ortiz · $60M+ in online sales operating experience

Try it with your store

Your products.
A new way to shop them.

See a concept using your public products, images, and branding. Start with your URL.

  1. 1

    Start with your URL.

    We read accessible pages and identify your platform, products, images, and branding.

  2. 2

    Open your preview.

    Add your name and email to view sample home, collection, and product pages.

  3. 3

    Try the shopping experience.

    Browse the sample products, open their details, and try the available options. See what you would keep and what you would change.

Already on Shopify? Your preview is a redesign concept. Moving from WooCommerce? Use it to explore your Shopify direction.

Your store goes here.Free preview

Free, private concept preview. Public pages only. Your current store stays untouched.

This is a sample of what we could build, not a finished store or working checkout. Some stores block automated reading; you can request a manual review instead.

No payment requiredNo changes to your store

Explore our example store

A real shopping experience.
A fictional brand.

Meet form. Browse the collection, choose a color, and try the sample bag.

Meet form.

An everyday essentials brand, imagined by Sites.

The everyday collection
form.
Objects for everyday life.

Made for
your everyday.

A bottle for the desk, the morning walk, and everything in between.

Sage form. bottle and canvas tote on a stone bench, fictional brand conceptSage · 750 ml
Sage / Stone / Ink750 ml capacityform.
Explore an example storefront
The everyday collection
form.Shop the collection
Objects for everyday life.

Made for
your everyday.

A bottle for the desk, the morning walk, and everything in between.

Shop the collection ↗
Sage form. bottle and canvas tote on a stone bench, fictional brand conceptSage · 750 ml
Sage / Stone / Ink750 ml capacityform.
The everyday collection
form.Shop the collection
The everyday bottle

The everyday
bottle.

750 ml. A matte finish and a simple screw cap. In Sage, Stone, or Ink.

$38Sage · 750 ml
Add to bag ↗
Sage form. everyday bottle, fictional product photographSage · 750 ml
Sage / Stone / Ink750 ml capacityform.
The everyday collection
form.Shop the collection
The everyday bottle

The everyday
bottle.

750 ml. A matte finish and a simple screw cap. In Sage, Stone, or Ink.

$38Sage · 750 ml
Add to bag ↗
Sage form. everyday bottle, fictional product photographSage · 750 ml
Sage / Stone / Ink750 ml capacityform.
Interactive example · Nothing here is for sale
form. / Everyday essentials

Made for
your everyday.

A bottle for the desk, the morning walk, and everything in between.

Sage form. bottle beside a canvas tote by the coast

The everyday bottle

750 ml / Three colors / $38

A form. bottle and canvas tote on a stone bench
Carry less. Use it often.

From the kitchen counter to the last train home.

A fictional brand concept. Photography and product specifications are illustrative.
form.A fictional store by Sites by Good Productivity.
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Example design for a fictional brand. Try it with your store ↗

Keep your brand.
Improve your store.

Your identity is the starting point. We give your products more presence and your customers a clearer way to shop.

See a basic storefront beside our redesign
One brand. Two ways to shop.

Compare the same example products in a basic layout and a redesign.

form.Same identity.
Same products.
form.example / redesigned
The everyday collection
form.
Objects for everyday life.

Made for
your everyday.

A bottle for the desk, the morning walk, and everything in between.

Sage form. bottle and canvas tote on a stone bench, fictional brand conceptSage · 750 ml
Sage / Stone / Ink750 ml capacityform.
Your products, front and center.Bigger images. Clear product details. More of your brand.

Illustrative comparison for our fictional form. brand. Your preview uses your own store content.

Your identity

Your look, rebuilt.

We use your logo, colors, photos, and existing content to build a store your customers recognize.

Your commerce data

Mapped. Then checked.

We agree which products, variants, collections, and customer records can transfer, then check the imported data.

Your connections

Accounted for.

We review your URLs, analytics, apps, and fulfillment tools. Features that need extra work are priced before the build starts.

Your ownership

Always yours.

You retain your domain and own the finished store. At handoff, we review access and remove permissions that are no longer needed.

See the full scope and exclusions

Here’s how
the work happens.

You review the scope, the build, and the launch plan before we proceed.

  1. 1
    A free first look

    Preview your store.

    Enter your URL to see a concept using your public store content. If we cannot read the store, you can request a manual review.

  2. 2
    Scope and price in writing

    Agree on the work.

    We review your platform, data, apps, and business rules. We agree on the pages, features, costs, and timeline before work starts.

  3. 3
    Your business keeps moving

    Review the build.

    Your existing store stays live while we build separately. We check representative data, links, mobile layouts, and the checkout path.

  4. 4
    You make the final call

    Approve. Then launch.

    You approve the finished store. We coordinate the final data sync and launch, transfer ownership, and fix bugs in the delivered work for 30 days.

Your current store stays live during the build.

Before launch, we agree the cutover window, final sync, and rollback plan. Timing and dependencies are reviewed for your store.

Saul Ortiz, founder of Good ProductivitySaul Ortiz

Built by an operator with results.

Shopify experience.
Beyond the storefront.

Saul Ortiz’s ecommerce operating experience spans more than $60 million in online sales. His work includes the Shopify storefront and the business that has to fulfill every order.

That means sourcing, product data, inventory, shipping, fulfillment, distribution, and growth. A change to your store has to make sense for the people and systems behind it.

Sites brings that operating experience to your build: how products are presented, which apps the business needs, how orders move, and what your team takes over at launch.

View Saul’s experience on LinkedIn
10 years
Ecommerce operations and sales
20 years
Imports and business development
15 years
Building distribution territories

The same operating background behind Founder’s Shopify Operations Check ↗.

What does your
store need next?

A move, a redesign, or a new build. We start with the products, people, and systems the store needs to support.

01 / Migrate

Move your store to Shopify.

Keep what matters. Plan the data, rebuild the storefront, and coordinate the launch.

Supported standard WooCommerce migrations from $999. Other platforms and custom work are scoped separately.
02 / Redesign

Keep Shopify. Improve the store.

Clearer navigation, stronger product pages, and a better mobile shopping experience. Scope and price agreed before work starts.

Preview my redesign ↗
03 / Build

Build around your business.

A new storefront or a more substantial rebuild, shaped around your catalog, inventory, fulfillment, and team.

Tell us about the build ↗

Before you
decide.

What we build, how we work, and what happens next.

Talk through your store
What kinds of stores do you work on?

We build Shopify stores, redesign existing Shopify storefronts, and handle scoped migrations. WooCommerce to Shopify is our first packaged migration service. New builds and other platforms receive a written scope and price.

What will my free preview show?

A representative home, collection, and product experience using accessible public content from your store. Enter your URL first, then add your name and email to open it. No store login or payment is required. It is a design concept, not a finished Shopify store or working checkout.

What if my store cannot be read automatically?

Some stores block automated access or expose too little product information. You can leave your details for a manual preview review. Your live store remains untouched.

Is $999 the price for any store?

No. $999 is the entry price for a supported standard WooCommerce migration. Redesigns, new builds, other platforms, and custom dependencies are scoped separately. Apps, subscriptions, business rules, and data requirements matter more than product count alone.

Will we keep our branding and business systems?

Your existing identity is our starting point. We review product data, apps, analytics, inventory, and fulfillment connections, then agree what can be retained, replaced, or rebuilt. Compatibility and additional costs are confirmed before work starts.

Do I need a sales call?

No mandatory pre-sale call for a standard migration. Complete the scope questions before payment; complex stores receive a written review first. Onboarding can happen asynchronously after payment. Calls are optional, with a kickoff included in the Growth package.

Who owns the store, and when does it go live?

You own the finished store and retain your domain. We build separately while your existing store stays live. You approve the build and coordinated launch plan before cutover, then receive a handoff and 30 days of bug fixes for the delivered work.

What costs and terms should I allow for?

Shopify plans, paid themes, apps, and specialist tools are separate. We agree on the implementation scope and price in writing. Standard fixed-price implementation fees become non-refundable once implementation begins. See the service terms for details.

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Your next store.
Starts with this one.

Enter your store URL to see a design concept.

Try my free preview

A representative design concept, not a finished store or working checkout.
Accessible public content only. No store access required to start.

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