White label Shopify development for agencies

Only if the scope changes: more templates or products, an extra integration, or a brief that changes after sign-off. We price the change in writing, and nothing is added until you approve it. Delays on our side never cost you more; if we miss the date, the whole fee comes back.

No. We work from an email address on your domain, inside your Slack and board. Collaborator requests go out from your agency’s Shopify Partner account; if you don’t have one, it’s free and we’ll help you set it up. No theme credit, footer link or code comment names us.

Shopify Launch takes about 20 business days and Shopify Custom about 35, from the day we have everything we need. The date goes in writing at kickoff, and if we miss it on our side, the whole fee comes back.

Yes. Products, customers, order history, reviews, gift cards, subscriptions, blog posts and pages all move across, and every old URL is 301-redirected. The old store stays live until the switch, so there is no downtime.

Not from anything we control. We crawl the old store, map every URL to a 301, carry over titles, descriptions and alt text, and crawl again after launch. If we missed a redirect, we fix it free. We don’t promise rankings, because nobody honestly can; we promise the process.

Yes: checkout and thank-you page extensions, Shopify Functions for discount, shipping and payment rules, Flow automations, B2B company accounts and price lists, and Shopify Markets for currencies, domains and languages.

Most of the ones your clients use: Klaviyo, Judge.me, Okendo, Recharge, Rebuy, Gorgias, Loop and more. Paid apps are billed by the app maker to your client’s store. We list every app and its monthly cost in the quote, and use theme code where it’s cleaner.

Yes, on Next.js with the Storefront API, for content-heavy brands that need a custom front end. Shopify still runs products, checkout and orders. Most stores don’t need headless, and we’ll say so in writing if yours doesn’t.

At handover the home, collection and product templates score 80 or more for mobile performance in Lighthouse, and you get the report. Apps your client adds after launch can slow it down; our care plan checks for that every month.

Anything we built that breaks in the first 30 days is fixed free. After that, Store care covers updates tested on a duplicate theme, a test order after each one, edits and a report in your branding, from $149 per store per month.

Yes. Shopify Custom builds a custom Online Store 2.0 theme from your Figma or ours, up to 10 templates. A single template from your design is $275, built to the same standards and checked at six breakpoints on real devices.

Your client owns the store from day one. We work in your accounts, so the code sits in your Git repo and the designs in your Figma from the first day. There is nothing to hand back, nothing proprietary and nothing to license.

Yes. Both builds include up to five apps set up and tested. The apps’ own subscriptions are billed to your client by the app maker, and we list each one with its monthly cost in the quote. Connecting an ERP, 3PL or CRM by API, or more apps, is $100 per integration.

Yes. Every store we build is checked for the common WCAG 2.2 AA failures, including contrast, keyboard use, focus and form labels, at no extra cost. Full WCAG 2.2 AA fixes with a conformance note, for a store we didn’t build, are $100 per template.

Yes. Every template is built from Online Store 2.0 sections and blocks, with product data in metafields, so your client’s team changes pages in the theme editor. Each build comes with an editing guide and video in your branding.

Yes. Pick any one item up to $750 as a pilot. It’s paid through escrow and released only when you approve, and if you’re not happy we fix it within 5 business days or you don’t pay.

Shopify when your client wants hosting, security and checkout handled, and a store their team can run day to day. WooCommerce when the store must live inside a large WordPress site, or needs product logic apps can’t handle. We build both and recommend one in writing. We don’t build on Magento or BigCommerce; we move stores off them.