Shopify Development That Outlasts Launch Day
Custom storefronts, migrations, apps and the unglamorous integrations in between. Built by a team that ships its own Shopify tooling, and stays around to keep the checkout honest.
Scope Your BuildAnything that touches your store, we build: custom themes designed around your brand rather than squeezed into someone else’s template, apps when Shopify’s native features run out, and the data bridges that move orders, stock and customers between Shopify and whatever your business already runs on.
Stores & themes built from your brand outward
Not squeezed into a marketplace template. Design that stands up next to the brands you admire, and the performance work done properly: fast on real phones on real networks, not just in a lab report.
We sweat the parts shoppers feel but never name: how fast the first product image lands, how the cart behaves on a flaky connection, whether the checkout survives a theme update. That is what makes a conversion rate stick.
Migrations without the losses
WooCommerce, Magento or a subscription stack like Yotpo to Recharge: we move stores without losing rankings, orders or customer history. URL mapping preserves the SEO you have earned, and data comes across before anyone notices the switch.
We have written publicly about exactly how we do it, step by step, because the process matters more than the promise.
Apps & integrations, built like products
When the app store doesn’t have the answer, we build it. We ship our own products on Shopify’s app infrastructure, including Atchoo, our multi-tenant analytics app: proper auth, webhooks that survive retries, admin UI your team can actually use.
The same engineering covers the unglamorous middle: ERP bridges, warehouse feeds, PIM syncs and custom checkout logic. If data needs to move in or out of Shopify reliably, that is a solved problem here.
Conversion work that runs on evidence
We benchmark where your store actually stands against its own history, propose A/B tests worth running, and measure them on a testing platform we built ourselves, because we could not find one honest enough about statistical significance.
Winners get rolled out, losers get documented, and you keep a record of what your customers actually responded to rather than a folder of opinions.
Technical SEO and agent-ready stores
We don’t sell link building or content farms. What we handle is the technical side search actually rewards: clean markup, structured data, performance, and product feeds set up for AI assistants and agent-based search.
When a shopping agent asks your store what it sells, the answer should be accurate, priced and in stock. Making sure of that is development work, and it is already part of how we build.
After launch, we stay switched on
A checkout bug that lives for a week costs more than most retainers. Retained clients get active monitoring we built for exactly this: checkout failures, conversion dips and performance regressions surface in hours, not in a month-end revenue review.
We also track Shopify’s own release cycle, the Editions drops and the quiet changelog entries, and tell you which changes matter for your store before they become surprises.
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Shopify Development Questions
Six to eight weeks is typical from discovery to launch for a full build. Tighter projects, a Recharge migration or an ERP integration, usually land in two to four weeks depending on scope. Discovery comes first precisely so the timeline we give you is one we can keep.
Yes, and it is the part we plan hardest. URL mapping and redirects preserve rankings, and order, customer and subscription history comes across before anyone notices the switch. Our written guides on WooCommerce and Yotpo-to-Recharge migrations show the actual process, step by step.
Yes. We ship our own products on Shopify’s app infrastructure, including multi-tenant analytics tooling, so client apps get built with the same care: proper auth, webhooks that survive retries, and admin UI your team can actually use.
Retained clients get monitoring that catches problems while they are still cheap: a checkout error surfaces in hours rather than sitting unnoticed for a week of lost orders. We also track Shopify’s own release cycle and flag the changes that matter for your store.
Usually, yes. If the foundation is sound we would rather improve what you have than sell you a rebuild. If it is genuinely holding you back we will show you why with numbers, and you decide.