Shopify
Development Agency

It depends on the features you need rather than revenue alone. Shopify Plus adds deeper checkout customisation, advanced B2B capabilities and options for running several stores, while many B2B and international selling features are also available on other plans. We compare your requirements, apps and operating costs against each plan before recommending an upgrade.

A carefully planned migration keeps the risk low, but rankings can still fluctuate and cannot be guaranteed. We map every important URL, set up 301 redirects, carry over titles and meta descriptions, and scope products, customers and orders separately because each platform has different export limits. After launch we check redirects, crawl errors and tracking.

Yes, when it suits the project. We can scope a React or Next.js storefront connected to Shopify's Storefront API, with a headless CMS such as Sanity or Contentful. Headless adds development and maintenance work, so we first check whether your customer journeys and content requirements need it or whether a custom Liquid theme will do the job.

Usually, yes, depending on the systems involved. We review your ERP or CRM, its API documentation, permissions and data flows before confirming feasibility and scope. A good integration plan defines which system is the source of truth, how often data syncs, how errors are handled and any third-party licence or connector costs.

Yes. Ongoing Shopify support can include theme maintenance, app and integration reviews, performance checks and prioritised feature improvements. We agree the scope and reporting cadence with you separately. Revenue improvements depend on traffic, your offer and customer behaviour as well as the website, so we focus on measurable fixes rather than promised results.

It depends on scope: theme customisation, a custom Liquid theme, a headless storefront, integrations and data migration each involve very different effort. Your Shopify plan and paid apps are separate ongoing costs. We quote after reviewing your requirements and explain development, platform and app costs before work starts. Our pricing page shows starting prices for typical projects.

A premium theme is a fast, cost-effective start when its layouts fit your catalogue. A custom Liquid theme makes sense when you need specific templates, metafield-driven content or leaner code than a multipurpose theme provides. We compare both before you commit. Our article on custom Liquid vs premium Shopify themes covers the trade-offs.