Four areas of work, one senior engineer.
Most engagements combine two or three of these. On our first call we'll figure out which actually solve your problem — not which sound most impressive on a proposal.
Shopify Custom Development
The work standard themes and apps can't reach.
- —Shopify Functions for discounts, delivery, and payment customization
- —Private and custom app development against the Admin and Storefront APIs
- —Deep third-party integrations (ERP, WMS, PIM, CRM)
- —Custom theme sections, blocks, and metaobject-driven content
Choose this when the logic you need can't be assembled from marketplace apps, or when your current app stack has become the bottleneck.
Shopify Store Development
New builds, redesigns, and migrations engineered to last.
- —New stores built on Online Store 2.0 with editor-friendly sections
- —Full redesigns of stores that have outgrown their original theme
- —Migrations from Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, or headless stacks
- —URL, redirect, and metadata mapping to protect existing SEO
Choose this when you're rebuilding the storefront or moving platforms and you want the transition handled by one senior engineer end-to-end.
Shopify Growth & Optimization
Speed, structure, and conversion work grounded in your data.
- —Core Web Vitals and Lighthouse work on real store templates
- —Technical SEO: crawlability, structured data, canonical hygiene
- —Checkout and PDP UX improvements informed by session data
- —A/B testing setup that doesn't drag your site down
Choose this when your storefront works but underperforms — and you'd rather fix root causes than layer on more apps.
Shopify Maintenance & Support
A retained technical partner, not a ticket queue.
- —Monthly retainer with clear response windows
- —Ongoing performance, security, and dependency monitoring
- —Small releases shipped continuously instead of accumulating
- —Advisory on new Shopify features and roadmap decisions
Choose this when you want a senior engineer to stay involved after launch — reviewing changes, planning the next quarter, and being the person your team calls first.