How Baraka Hall works.
Most work starts with diagnosis. We review the current website, platform, tracking, app stack, recovery flows, and operational friction before recommending a rebuild. Some systems should stay. Some should be connected. Some should be replaced. Some should be rebuilt.
Seven steps from enquiry to handover.
01
Diagnose
Audit current site, stack, costs, tracking, and recovery.
02
Map
Map products, customers, orders, content, and integrations.
03
Scope
Confirm what to keep, connect, replace, or rebuild.
04
Build
Storefront, schema, admin, checkout, and tracking.
05
Verify
Test checkout, webhooks, attribution, and edge cases.
06
Handover
Documentation, admin training, repo and accounts.
07
Support
Optional monthly care plan for improvements and reporting.
Final scope and pricing are confirmed after audit.
Tier
Migration Audit
For brands that need clarity before rebuilding.
Timeline: 5 to 10 working days
Investment: from £750 to £2,500
- Stack and app audit
- Monthly cost analysis
- Data map
- Tracking review
- Risk and dependency report
- Migration roadmap
- Recommended build phases
Most common
Custom Commerce Build
For brands ready to own the store and backend.
Timeline: 4 to 10 weeks
Investment: from £5,000 to £25,000
- Custom storefront
- Product and content system
- Database
- Stripe checkout flow
- Verified conversion tracking
- Email automation foundations
- Admin dashboard
- Documentation and handover
Tier
Commerce Operating System
For brands that need deeper operational infrastructure.
Timeline: 8 to 16 weeks
Investment: from £15,000 to £60,000 plus optional retainer
- Everything in Custom Commerce Build
- Advanced stock and order workflows
- Customer recovery system
- Role-based admin
- Reporting dashboards
- Staff workflows
- AI-assisted internal tools
- Client training
- Maintenance plan
Final scope and pricing are confirmed after audit. These ranges help both sides decide whether the conversation is sensible.
What you own after handover.
Client ownership is agreed in the proposal and contract. The standard aim is simple: the client should have meaningful control over the system we build for them, including documentation, admin access, database structure, and handover instructions. Third-party services used during delivery, such as the payment provider, hosting, email delivery layer and analytics, remain governed by their own terms.
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Migration readiness
10 questions
No email required to see your score.
1. How many paid apps do you use?
2. Do you know your total monthly app spend?
3. Do you trust your conversion tracking?
4. Do you have abandoned checkout recovery beyond default emails?
5. Is your product and stock data easy to manage?
6. Can your team edit important store logic without a developer?
7. Are your customer profiles scattered across tools?
8. Do you need workflows your current platform cannot support?
9. Are you planning to scale inventory, locations, or product lines?
10. Do you want a more custom premium brand experience?
Result
0/100
Category
Not urgent
Recommended next step: Stay where you are. Revisit if app costs or tracking degrade.
Tools
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Build once. Support monthly. Scale cleanly.
Baraka Hall projects can be structured as a one-time build, a build plus monthly care plan, or a staged monthly implementation where suitable. The right model depends on the current stack, budget, risk, and urgency.
Audit only
For clarity before committing.
Build project
For brands ready to own their commerce infrastructure.
Build plus monthly care
Ongoing technical support, improvements, reporting, and controlled evolution.
Staged monthly implementation
Phase the build over time rather than pay for everything upfront.
In some app-heavy stacks, an owned layer plus managed care can replace overlapping subscriptions. The audit confirms whether that is realistic for the current stack. It is modelled, not promised.