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  2. Shopify

Stop patching.
Start shipping.

Shopify and Shopify Plus builds, replatforms, and the engineering that comes after. Built around checkout conversion and the speed of your next release.

Shopify work

Anthony’s replatform

2.4x faster

We’ve read your app bill

“We’ll just add
an app for that.”

Shopify’s great trade is that you stop owning infrastructure. The failure mode is that you start renting functionality instead, one app at a time, until the storefront is slow and nobody can say what any of it does.

  1. Thirty-one apps installed, and nobody can name what eleven of them do

    Every app is a script on your storefront, a monthly line item, and a company that can change its pricing or disappear. We audit what is installed, remove what has been abandoned, and build the small pieces rather than paying rent on them.

  2. A theme that was customized so heavily it can no longer take an update

    Edits made directly to theme files are the reason a Shopify store stops being upgradeable. Sections, blocks, and app extensions do the same job and survive the next release, which is the whole point of being on a hosted platform.

  3. A checkout that was customized before Checkout Extensibility, and now cannot be

    checkout.liquid is gone. Script tags and additional scripts have to be rebuilt as checkout UI extensions and Functions. It is real work, and it ends with customizations that survive platform updates instead of breaking on them.

  4. A Core Web Vitals score that looks fine in the lab and fails on a phone in a parking lot

    Lab scores flatter you. Field data does not. Image discipline, third-party script budgets, and what you ship above the fold are what move the numbers Google actually uses.

  5. Wholesale run as a password-protected storefront and a spreadsheet

    B2B on Shopify handles company accounts, price lists, and payment terms natively on Plus. Most brands running a hidden storefront could stop, and do not know the feature exists.

  6. An ERP integration that is a nightly CSV and a person who watches it

    Real-time inventory, customer-specific pricing, and two-way order sync are middleware, not a connector you hope covers your edge cases. Partial shipments and returns are where the generic ones stop.

Shopify capabilities

Everything your store needs. On Shopify.

Design, development, and marketing on Shopify and Shopify Plus, from one team. The handoffs between them are the part most agencies charge you for twice.

01 · Design

Themes that convert, not just launch

Online Store 2.0 gives a designer real room. We use it for the numbers, not the mood board.

  • Custom Shopify theme design on Online Store 2.0

  • PDP and collection UX, built for the catalog you have

  • Cart and checkout design inside Checkout Extensibility

  • Mobile-first design systems and component libraries

  • WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, designed in

02 · Development

Builds that stay upgradeable

New builds, replatforms, and the Plus-only work, with the SEO carried across rather than cleaned up after.

  • Shopify Plus builds and replatforms

  • Checkout UI extensions, Functions, and Flow

  • B2B on Shopify: companies, price lists, payment terms

  • Hydrogen and Oxygen storefronts

  • ERP integration: NetSuite, SAP, Acumatica, Dynamics

  • Managed services and release support after launch

03 · Marketing

Traffic that pays for the platform

Shopify’s data is only useful if someone reads it. Paid, email, and SEO run against the same numbers the store runs on.

  • Shopify SEO: collections, PDPs, and structured data

  • Paid search, Shopping, and Meta with server-side tracking

  • Klaviyo email and SMS flows

  • CRO: tests on PDP, cart, and checkout

  • GA4, GTM, and PostHog instrumentation

The big numbers

+30%

Avg. conversion rate lift within 12 months

+50%

Avg. order value lift

<1s

Page load speeds on the storefronts we build

+15%

Avg. revenue lift within 6 months

Known issues

The issues you'll hit.
Handled.

Shopify’s problems are well documented, which is the good news. Here are the ones that actually show up in a Plus store, and what each one costs you if nobody owns it.

  • Product option and variant ceilings

    What it costs you

    Configurable products (size, color, length, finish) run into Shopify’s option and variant limits and get split into awkward duplicate products, which fragments inventory, SEO, and reviews.

    What we do

    We model complex products deliberately: metafield-driven configurators, bundles, or grouped SKUs, so merchandising, inventory, and the PDP all still work as one product.

  • API rate limits breaking ERP sync

    What it costs you

    Shopify’s leaky-bucket rate limits throttle bulk inventory and price updates, so a nightly sync from the ERP runs long, fails halfway, and leaves stock wrong until morning.

    What we do

    Bulk operations and GraphQL cost-aware queueing, with retry and reconciliation, so inventory and pricing stay right without hammering the API.

  • Checkout you can’t change without Plus

    What it costs you

    Standard Shopify gives you branding and little else at checkout. Anything that touches the flow, from custom fields to shipping logic, is either impossible or a workaround.

    What we do

    On Plus, checkout UI extensions and Functions. Below Plus, we tell you exactly what is and isn’t possible before you plan around it.

  • Duplicate URLs from collections

    What it costs you

    Products live at /products/x and every /collections/y/products/x path, so internal links scatter authority across duplicates and crawlers spend budget on the wrong URLs.

    What we do

    Canonical discipline in the theme, internal links that point at one URL, and structured data that names it, so rankings consolidate.

  • Search that can’t find the product

    What it costs you

    Native storefront search matches titles and tags, not the way buyers describe things, so the highest-intent visitors on the site leave empty-handed.

    What we do

    Search & Discovery configured properly, or a dedicated search layer (Algolia, Klevu) with synonyms, merchandising rules, and analytics on the zero-result queries.

  • Transaction fees on your own gateway

    What it costs you

    Using a gateway other than Shopify Payments adds a per-order fee on top of processing. On real volume that is a line item nobody budgeted.

    What we do

    We model the fee against your processing rates and volume before you commit, and set the gateway up so the decision is made once, on the numbers.

WE GOT THE WHOLE PACKAGE

There’s a lot more

to this story.

Design, development, and digital marketing all live under one roof. The same team that builds your store also designs it and runs the paid, lifecycle, and CRO work behind it, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.

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THE QUESTIONS YOU HAVE -

Get them out
of the way.

Plus is the enterprise tier. The storefront is the same; what you buy is checkout you can actually change (Checkout Extensibility, Functions for discount, shipping, and payment logic), B2B on Shopify with company profiles and price lists, Markets for cross-border selling, higher API limits, more staff accounts and expansion stores, and Shopify Flow for automation. If you are not using checkout customization, B2B, or multiple regional stores, standard Shopify may genuinely be enough, and we will say so.

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Already on Shopify? Five business days, a senior engineer, and a document you keep, covering what the store runs on, what it is costing you, and what to fix first.

Moving to Shopify? The same five days scope the build, the integrations, and a migration that keeps your rankings.

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