Shopify builds that
outgrow their templates.

For most D2C brands, yes: it removes hosting, security and PCI burden and lets a small team run a serious store. But we're platform-agnostic and will say so when it isn't: heavy B2B catalogues with complex pricing sometimes fit Magento better, content-led stores may suit WooCommerce, and Shopify's transaction economics deserve a hard look at high volume on standard plans. We sell the store that fits, not the platform we prefer, and if that's not Shopify, our eCommerce team covers the alternatives.

Yes: with a mapped migration, not a leap of faith. Products, variants, customers, order history and every URL that has ever earned a ranking are inventoried and mapped to their Shopify destinations before anything switches; redirects ship with the launch, and nothing is decommissioned until the move is verified. The published commerce case linked on this page, which was not a Shopify build, shows the migration discipline we run here: a retailer whose replatforming fear was data loss, moved with zero records lost and search equity intact.

A custom theme build, a Plus migration and a single custom app are very different projects, so we scope timelines per engagement rather than quoting one number. What's fixed is the start: an itemised proposal within 48 hours and a first working deliverable on a preview theme within 14 days of the NDA. Straightforward theme work lands in weeks; full replatforms with ERP integration take months, and if a date is at risk you hear it early, with options.

You do. The Shopify store, the theme under version control and any custom apps live in your accounts from day one, with IP assignment written into the contract. One honest nuance: Shopify itself is subscription software, you own everything we build on it, but the platform is Shopify's. That's true for every Shopify development agency; we just say it out loud. Documentation and credentials are handed over as we go, so any competent Shopify team could pick up the store tomorrow.

Every release in our Shopify web development services ships through a QA gate: theme-check and automated tests in CI, then manual passes across browsers and devices with the checkout exercised from basket to order confirmation: payment methods, shipping rules, taxes, discounts and the ugly edge cases like failed payments and out-of-stock races. Defects are logged, fixed and retested before the demo, so you review a working preview theme, not a list of known issues.

Yes: a large share of our Shopify ecommerce development services ship under partner agencies' brands. Your project tools, your client calls, our engineers behind the scenes. NDA-backed, with a clause signed at the start that we never approach your clients, during the engagement or after it. If Shopify builds are the service gap in your agency's offer, this is the quiet way to close it.