Migrations, B2B and wholesale, checkout extensions, Functions and Flow. Shopify Plus engineering from the founder doing the work, priced fixed before we start.
Move up from Advanced, or replatform from Magento, WooCommerce or a bespoke stack. No lost SEO, no lost data, a launch plan you can actually execute.
Company accounts, customer-specific catalogues and price lists, net terms, quote requests and PO checkout, built on native Plus B2B rather than bolted-on apps.
Custom checkout UI: upsells, delivery logic, custom fields, trust content and validation, all on the Checkout Extensibility model, not scriptable checkout.
Discounts, delivery and payment customisation, cart transforms and validation, written as Functions so the logic runs server-side and survives theme changes.
Order routing, fraud holds, tagging, inventory alerts and back-office automation wired through Flow and webhooks so the team stops doing it by hand.
Expansion stores, Markets for international pricing and domains, and shared component libraries so a dozen storefronts don't become a dozen codebases.
You need custom logic at checkout, and scriptable checkout or app hacks keep breaking. Plus gives you Checkout Extensibility and Functions.
Wholesale is more than a discount code. Company accounts, price lists and net terms are core to the business, not a bolt-on.
High order volume, launches that spike, and back-office work that should be automated with Flow rather than done by a person at 2am.
Multiple markets, currencies and domains. Markets plus expansion stores beat running parallel stores that drift apart.
Everything that makes Plus different from standard Shopify: checkout extensions and Functions, native B2B and wholesale, Flow automation, Markets for international selling, expansion stores and multi-store setups, and the migration or replatform work to get there. I build on the current Checkout Extensibility model, not the deprecated checkout.liquid.
Yes. Whether you're moving up from Shopify Advanced or replatforming from Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce or a custom stack, I plan the migration end to end: theme, checkout, integrations, a URL and redirect map so you keep your rankings, and customer and order data. It's quoted as a fixed-price project from £18,000.
Not always, and I'll tell you if it isn't. Plus starts from £1,800/month, so it earns its place when you need checkout customisation, serious B2B, high volume with automation, or multi-market selling. If you just need a faster, better-built standard store, spending that money on the store itself is often the smarter call. That's what the free readiness call is for.
I'm a Shopify Partner and have been since 2017, and I build on Plus regularly. I'm a founder-led studio, not a 50-person agency, so you get the person doing the work rather than an account manager relaying messages. For very large programmes that need a big team, I'll say so and point you in the right direction.
Yes, and it's some of my favourite work. Company accounts and contacts, customer-specific catalogues and price lists, volume and tiered pricing, quote requests, net terms and PO checkout, all on native Plus B2B. My Forge theme is built around exactly this.
A focused migration is typically 6 to 10 weeks. A full Plus build around a custom commercial model is usually 10 to 16 weeks. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price before we start, plus a shared Linear board so you can see progress and priorities the whole way through.
Every build includes 90 days of post-launch support. After that, most stores move onto a Plus support retainer for ongoing engineering, peak-season on-call cover and quarterly performance reviews. No lock-in: you own all the code and can leave with 30 days notice.
Tell me where the store is today and where it needs to go. I’ll come back with an honest read on whether Plus is the answer, a scope, and a fixed price. No slides.