Sites that move.Systems thatrun themselves.
Consolidated Heavylift Interactive Labs builds custom Shopify commerce, animated interactive websites, and AI-driven automation — for teams who want more than a template.
Three disciplines. One team.
Each service stands on its own — start with one, or combine them into a single build.
A straightforward process
No black box. You know what's happening at every stage.
Scope
A short call about your goals, budget, and timeline. No generic questionnaire, no obligation.
Plan
A clear proposal: what we're building, how long it takes, and what it costs — before any work starts.
Build
We build in the open — staging links and regular check-ins, not radio silence until launch day.
Launch & support
We ship, confirm it holds up in the real world, and stick around for fixes and iteration.
Case studies, coming online
We're documenting recent builds as we ship. Here's what's in the pipeline.
A custom Shopify build with a 3D product configurator. Full write-up in progress.
A GSAP-driven landing page rebuilt from a static template. Full write-up in progress.
An internal workflow automation that removed hours of manual data entry. Full write-up in progress.
Answer a few questions, get a real estimate.
No sales call required to find out if this fits your budget. Takes about two minutes.
Common questions
How much does a project cost?
It depends on scope, so we don't post fixed packages. Answer a few questions in our quote tool and we'll send a real estimate for your project.
How long does a typical project take?
A motion/landing page usually runs 1–3 weeks. Commerce builds run 3–6 weeks depending on complexity. Automation projects vary widely — some ship in days.
Do you only work with startups?
No. We work with startups, local and small businesses, and larger teams that need an outside build partner. The process scales with the project.
What if I only need one of these — say, just automation?
That's fine. Most clients start with one thing. The three services stand on their own.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes — fixes and iteration after launch are part of how we work, not a separate contract you have to negotiate.