Elevafy.
One store selling two different things: products you keep, and sessions you book.
- Client
- Elevafy
- Scope
- Design · Development · Launch
- Platform
- Shopify
- Delivered
- 9 pages
One store.
Two ways to buy.
No room for
confusion.
A product is bought once.
A session is booked for a time.
Elevafy runs archery ranges and sports nets rental, and sells the equipment to go with them. Renting a Saturday slot and buying a bow are completely different transactions, and both had to live in one store without the customer ever wondering which one they were doing.
The client arrived with a Canva mockup of roughly nine pages and a clear picture of the business. Our job was to make Shopify, a platform built for selling products, sell time just as naturally.
Shopify sells products.
We made it sell time.
02.1 / Archery
Sessions are modelled as things you check out: pick an activity, see the available slots, add one to cart and pay, in the same checkout used for equipment. Availability and pricing live in their own category, so the range runs on its own rules.
02.2 / Nets rental
The nets run on the same flow with their own category, so booking a court and buying gear can happen in a single order, and neither side ever blocks the other.
All of it inside standard Shopify. No third-party booking tool to subscribe to, sync, or explain to customers.
Nine pages.
One store.
Built from the client's mockup on their existing Shopify account rather than a new one, with the elevafy.sg domain redirected on completion.
Careers
Role-based dropdowns, so applications arrive sorted.
Enquiries
A general enquiry form for everything that isn't a booking.
Blog
Content-ready structure for when the brand wants to publish.
Header
Transparent over the hero, white on scroll. Nothing gets cut off.
Domain
elevafy.sg pointed at the new store on launch day.
Account
The client's own Shopify account. Their store, their keys.
Bookings and products, finally moving through one checkout.