Shopify Store Development

Shopify store development covers the theme, custom features, app setup and the systems behind the store. Depending on the project, it also includes a migration from another platform, B2B ordering or ERP and accounting integrations. We scope it around how you sell, then price each phase.

The right Shopify store depends on how your customers buy. Fast-moving DTC brands do well on a proven theme with custom product pages, brand-led stores need their own design system, and trade buyers need company accounts and quick reorders. We start from your buyers, then decide how much custom work the store needs.

Yes, Shopify supports B2B ordering with company accounts, customer price lists, payment terms and quick reorders, and Shopify Plus raises the limits, for example on price lists. We map your accounts, prices and approval rules before we recommend a plan, and pass every trade order to your ERP.

Yes, we migrate stores to Shopify from WooCommerce, Magento and custom platforms, moving products, customers, orders and URLs. PuzzlesPrint moved from a plugin-heavy WordPress store, and customising a puzzle now takes one click instead of seven. Every old URL gets a redirect before launch.

A Shopify migration plan needs a data map, a redirect for every old URL and a test plan for checkout, payments and customer accounts. It also lists the apps and integrations to rebuild, and who checks indexing in Google Search Console after launch.

A move to Shopify keeps most of your search traffic when every old URL redirects to its new page and the titles and content stay the same. Nobody can promise unchanged rankings, so we compare traffic and indexing for several weeks after launch and fix what drops.

A Shopify store needs custom development when the theme and existing apps can't handle your rules, such as B2B price logic, product configurators or ERP connections. Custom code needs upkeep, so we add it only where an app won't do the job.

Most stores launch fine without Shopify Plus. Plus makes sense when you need checkout changes, very high order volumes or B2B rules with many price lists. We check your rules against each Shopify plan before you pay for an upgrade.

Yes, one Shopify store can sell in several countries through Shopify Markets, with local currencies, languages and domains. We set up the translations, hreflang tags and prices for each market, so every country gets its own version in search results.

Yes, Shopify can send orders to an ERP such as Visma Horizon, Jumis or Visma.net and get stock, prices and order status back. Each field has one owner, and a failed sync waits in a queue with an alert, so no order is lost. We check your system's API before we quote.

The free integration audit maps your Shopify store, the systems behind it and the data that should move between them, and how often. You get a list of the connections to build, with a ready-made app or custom code for each, and a priced scope.

Yes, after launch we run ecommerce SEO, AI search, email flows and Google and Meta ads for Shopify stores. Each channel is judged on the orders and margin it brings, and reported monthly. The details are on our ecommerce marketing services page.

Shopify store development is priced per project, after a short review of your store. The price depends on the storefront design, the catalogue and the integrations, so a launch on a proven theme costs far less than a migration with B2B pricing. You get a fixed price for each phase before work starts.

The time to build a Shopify store depends on three things: the design, how ready your product data is and the integrations. A store on a proven theme launches much sooner than a custom store with ERP links. We set dated milestones once the scope is clear.