Shopify gets a store live in a week. The trouble starts later — when the theme won't do what the brand needs, the app stack is eating your load time, and the ERP still gets updated by hand.
Anyone can install a theme. The value is in the parts Shopify doesn't hand you: the custom logic, the systems behind it, and knowing which platform limits are real and which are just unfamiliar.
Built from your brand rather than bought and bent into shape. Liquid you can read, sections your marketing team can actually rearrange.
Private and embedded apps for the logic no plugin covers — pricing rules, bespoke product builders, internal ops tooling.
Discounts, shipping and payment customisation through Shopify Functions, plus checkout UI extensions where the flow needs to change.
Orders, stock, and product data moving between Shopify and the ERP, 3PL, or accounting system the business runs on.
Most stores carry a dozen apps, half of them overlapping and all of them loading. We replace the ones costing you speed and monthly fees.
Moving onto Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento, or something custom — with URL maps and SEO handled before cutover, not after.
Sections, blocks, and metaobjects done properly.
For custom or headless front ends on Hydrogen.
Server-side discount, shipping & payment logic.
Extensions on the supported checkout surface.
Back-office automation your ops team owns.
A surprising amount of Shopify work is subtraction — removing the apps, scripts, and theme code that arrived one decision at a time and never left.
Sometimes the answer isn't a better theme — it's taking the storefront off Shopify's front end and keeping the commerce engine underneath. That's a bigger decision with real trade-offs, and it has its own page.
Send us your store URL. We'll come back with what's slowing it down, which apps you're paying twice for, and what we'd build instead.