New Shopify store
Store setup with payments, shipping, taxes and legal texts – designed for your brand and fast on mobile.
Shopify takes care of hosting, updates and security – we make sure your store still doesn’t look like everyone else’s. We set up Shopify stores, customise themes, connect inventory systems and marketplaces and build whatever the App Store doesn’t offer.
Store setup with payments, shipping, taxes and legal texts – designed for your brand and fast on mobile.
Custom sections and blocks in Liquid that you fill and rearrange yourself in the theme editor.
Inventory, ERP, PIM, marketplaces or your own logic: we connect Shopify via its API and build custom apps.
Products, customers, orders and redirects – so rankings and regular customers survive the move.
Shopify is one of the most popular platforms for online stores. Shopify takes care of hosting, security and updates, and with the theme editor you change content and layouts yourself. That makes Shopify ideal for merchants who want to focus on selling.
Shopify shows its real strength when theme, apps and integrations work together cleanly. We know the platform from the Liquid template to the API and make sure your store loads fast, gets found and does exactly what your business needs.
“With us, you talk directly to the person who builds your project – no sales layer in between.”
We talk about your range, your customers and your processes – and clarify which Shopify plan and which apps you really need.
We choose a theme as the basis or build sections to your design and set up product pages, collections and the home page.
We import products and customers, connect inventory and shipping and test every order path.
After launch, we measure what works and keep developing the store – with new features, campaigns and tests.
Many Shopify stores get slower over time because apps pile up, load extra scripts and cost money every month. We review your store, remove what isn’t needed and, where it makes sense, replace several apps with one lean custom solution. That saves loading time and running costs.
We build for both systems and have no reason to talk you into either. Shopify fits if you want little technology to deal with and can plan well with monthly fees. WooCommerce fits if you want full control, custom features without platform limits and no platform fees. You’ll find the full comparison in our guide WooCommerce vs. Shopify.
Tick what applies to you.
Not sure yet? In a free intro call we find out whether it pays off for you.
Discuss your projectFind more answers in our FAQ.
Setting up a Shopify store is quick. Making it sell takes more: a theme that fits your brand, a clean product structure, legally sound settings for your markets, fast loading times and integrations with your other systems. That’s where we help – and we write code where apps reach their limits.
Yes. We customise themes in Liquid and build custom sections and blocks you can edit yourself in the theme editor. We develop changes in a copy of the theme, so your live store isn’t affected.
Yes. If there’s no suitable app, or you want to sync data with your inventory system, ERP or PIM, we build custom apps on the Shopify API. Depending on your needs, this can include checkout extensions or custom discount and shipping logic – some of which depends on your Shopify plan.
Shopify can be run in a legally sound way, but it needs careful setup: legal notice, terms, cancellation policy and privacy policy, unit prices, delivery times, a correctly labelled order button and cookie consent. We set all this up and can connect a legal text service that keeps it up to date.
Yes. We migrate products with variants and images, customers and – where it makes sense – past orders. Redirects from every old URL are essential, so Google rankings and links are kept. The opposite direction is covered in our guide From Shopify to WooCommerce.
Shopify is ideal if you don’t want to deal with hosting and updates and are fine with monthly fees. WooCommerce offers more freedom and no platform fees but needs maintenance. We build for both and give you an honest recommendation – in detail in our WooCommerce vs. Shopify comparison.
It depends on the scope: from a customised theme to custom sections, integrations and custom apps. On top come Shopify’s monthly fees and paid apps. After a first call you get a fixed-price quote that lists all running costs.
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