Shopify stores built to sell, not just to launch

Depending on tier: custom theme or headless storefront development, brand integrated design, app stack consolidation, checkout customization, ERP and marketing integrations, ecommerce SEO architecture with product schema, platform migrations with ranking protection, performance optimization, training and a thirty day post launch care window.

Our store launches start at 4,000 US dollars, fully custom builds at 9,500 dollars, and headless or large scale projects at 20,000 dollars and above. Market rates for credible Shopify work run from a few thousand dollars for setup to six figures for enterprise headless builds. The number that matters more is revenue per session after launch, which is the metric our builds are engineered around.

Start with the honest math. A quality purchased theme, configured well, is genuinely enough for many new stores, and our Store Launch tier does exactly that. Custom development pays when the theme starts costing you: app bloat slowing pages, layouts fighting your catalog, conversion ideas you cannot implement. If a 500 dollar theme serves your stage, we will say so and configure it properly rather than selling you engineering you do not need yet.

Yes. Migrations move products, variants, customers, order history and reviews with integrity checks at every step, map every legacy URL to a 301 redirect, and benchmark rankings before the switch so the transition is monitored against data. We schedule cutovers for your quietest trading window and keep the old platform warm until the new store proves itself. Ranking and revenue protection is the explicit target, not a hope.

Almost always: too many apps injecting scripts, oversized images, and theme code accumulated from years of quick edits. We audit which apps genuinely earn their tax, replace the rest with native code, rebuild the image pipeline and prune render blocking scripts. Typical results bring mobile loads from five plus seconds to under two, and because it is cause level engineering rather than a caching app, the fix holds.

We build on Hydrogen and Next.js, and most merchants do not need it, which we say plainly. Headless pays when you need storefront performance beyond theme limits, deep content commerce integration, or complex international experiences, and you have the team to operate it. Under roughly a million dollars in annual revenue, a well engineered theme almost always delivers better return on investment, and our audit will show you which side you are on.

Often yes, and it is frequently the right call. Speed optimization, app consolidation, conversion fixes on product and checkout pages, and SEO architecture improvements can transform a store without a rebuild. The audit tells us whether your theme's foundation is worth investing in or whether patching it costs more than replacing it, and you get that recommendation with the reasoning, in writing, before deciding anything.

Yes, by design. Section based architecture means merchandising, landing pages and seasonal changes happen in the theme editor, not in code. Training and documentation are included, and the growth retainer afterward is genuinely optional, most clients use it for the compounding work, speed, testing, new features, not for daily operations they can handle themselves.