876Labs went from invisible to open for business.

1. The pain

876Labs had the products. It had the suppliers. What it did not have was a store. No website, no checkout, no business email, which meant every buyer conversation started from a free inbox and a promise.

For a business that sells online, that is not a marketing gap. That is the entire shop missing, sign turned off, door not so much locked as never built. Customers cannot buy from a store that does not exist, no matter how good the product is.

2. The real profile

Who: 876Labs, a Whitby research-compounds brand selling physical products online.

Starting point: no storefront at all. No product pages, no cart, no checkout, no branded email on its own domain.

What it needed: the whole front of the business, built end to end, so the owner could get back to making the product.

3. The flow

The store. A complete online store on 876labs.com: product pages for the full catalog, a working checkout, and a mobile-first design that holds up on the phone most buyers actually use.

The email. Business email on the client's own domain, set up properly, with SPF and MX records verified, so messages land in inboxes instead of spam folders.

The handoff. A private preview before anything went live. The owner approved the look, then we shipped. After launch he stayed on for ongoing care under the Plus plan: updates, monitoring, and small changes handled while he runs the business.

The taste call. AI makes the motion, taste makes the choice. AI has no taste, it has patterns. Every page in this build was directed against a standard, not accepted as generated. The proof is the store itself, above and at 876labs.com.

4. The numbers (verified only)

That is the whole list. Every number on this page is a number we can show. Anything we cannot show, we do not print.