Shopify Partner
Paid media, lifecycle and SEO from the same team that writes the Shopify code underneath them. One flat retainer, no handoffs between an agency and a dev shop who each think the other one owns the problem.
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Brands we're building right now
Not ones we borrowed a logo from
+193%
Revenue growth
Ritte
+50%
Online revenue, YoY
Attaquer
54%
Repeat customer rate
Kogel
3
Markets, one storefront
Urban Road
Not a services list copied off a partner directory. This is the work that keeps recurring across the stores we run.
Checkout extensibility, Functions, Flow and the platform features a high-volume store actually leans on. We run Plus stores day to day, not as a one-off migration project.
The functionality your growth plan needs that no theme or plugin ships with. If the answer to a good idea is "the app doesn't do that", that's the part we replace.
Selling into several countries from one storefront without the catalog, pricing or search visibility falling apart at the border.
Server-side tagging, consent and attribution wired so Shopify, the ad platforms and your analytics stop disagreeing about what happened.
When paid stops scaling, the reflex is to blame the ad account. Often the real limit is somewhere else: a category page nobody can find, a bundle the theme can't express, inventory the storefront doesn't know about, or attribution that quietly disagrees with the bank.
An agency that can only buy media will optimise around those problems forever, because fixing them is out of scope. A dev shop will fix them but has no stake in whether it moved revenue.
We do both, and we're measured on the second one.
Yes. We hold a Shopify Partner organisation and build on the platform commercially, including two Shopify apps of our own: Attruity, a post-purchase attribution survey tool, and Syncwright, a Lightspeed Retail to Shopify sync. We are not a Shopify Plus Partner agency under Shopify's formal programme, though we run Plus stores day to day.
No, and that's rather the point. We run the paid media, lifecycle and SEO as well, and the build work exists to unblock those. Most agencies file a ticket at the edge of the theme editor. We keep going, because the constraint on growth is usually in the store rather than in the ad account.
We do, but we'll be honest about whether it's the right first move. A replatform is a large spend that often does not shift revenue on its own. If your constraint is acquisition, merchandising or retention, we'd rather fix that first and migrate when it's genuinely the blocker.
Only when it earns its keep. Headless buys you flexibility and costs you a lot of the platform's built-in machinery. For most stores at most stages a well-engineered Liquid theme converts just as well for a fraction of the ongoing cost, so we'll tell you when it isn't worth it.
A flat monthly retainer covering the disciplines you need, build included. No change orders and no hourly reconciliation for the development work. Most engagements start between $3k and $12k a month depending on scope.
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A look at the storefront, the tracking and the numbers, and an honest read on where the constraint really is.
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