From our work
Most UK retail clients we work with are on Shopify, and for most of them it's the right choice. We design a theme around your products, set up shipping and VAT properly and stay on hand afterwards.
Stores we've built
- Freesnaps Photo Tiles, a UK store where customers upload photos and style them into wooden frame sets, which needed custom work alongside Shopify.
- Vincé, Bubbsi and SplitCup, product brands whose online stores we built to show off a small range well.
What we do on Shopify
New stores and custom themes, designed around your products and brand rather than bought off the shelf.
Migrations from WooCommerce, Magento or Wix, keeping products, customers, order history and your Google rankings.
Custom apps and features when the app store doesn't have what you need. See plugin and Shopify app development.
Speed fixes for stores slowed down by too many apps.
Shopify for the UK
VAT shown the way UK shoppers expect, and correct for EU and international orders.
Shipping with Royal Mail, DPD or Evri rates and labels, plus click and collect if you have a shop.
Cookie consent that actually blocks tracking until the visitor agrees.
Payments: Shopify Payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Klarna or Clearpay.
What it costs
A Shopify store is usually an estimated $250 to $500 (about £200 to £400) to build and three to four weeks, plus your Shopify plan. Migrations and custom apps are quoted separately. See the service menu.
Questions we get in the UK
Do you build custom Shopify themes?
Yes. We design and build themes around your brand and products, rather than lightly editing a bought template.
Can you move our store to Shopify?
Yes, from WooCommerce, Magento, Wix and others, including products, customers and order history, with redirects so your old links keep working.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. Many UK agencies use us for Shopify builds under their own name. See our partners page.
Can you look after the store after launch?
Yes, on a monthly care plan for updates, small changes and help when something breaks.