Shopify and Magento stores, built by the team that sells through them.
We build, migrate and scale stores for consumer brands. The same team runs the paid media afterwards, so every build is judged on conversion and margin rather than on how it looked at launch.
- URLs and redirects
- Products and collections
- Customers and accounts
- Order history
- Reviews and ratings
- Tracking and pixels
What we do
Build.
New Shopify and Shopify Plus stores: theme architecture, fast pages, checkout, subscriptions, and the apps and integrations your operations need.
Migrate.
Magento to Shopify, with the URL map, redirects, customers, order history and reviews moved before a single page goes live.
Scale.
Conversion work on the live store, structured testing, and the paid media and email that bring the traffic.
Shopify or Magento
| Shopify | Magento / Adobe Commerce | |
|---|---|---|
| Best when | You want speed, lower running costs and several markets from one store | You have complex B2B pricing, a very large catalogue or deep custom logic |
| New markets | Shopify Markets handles currencies, languages, duties and domains | A store view per market, with more set-up and upkeep |
| Running cost | Platform fee and fewer developer hours | Hosting, security patches and developer time |
| Our default | Yes, for most consumer brands | When the business really needs it |
Shopify
- Best when
- You want speed, lower running costs and several markets from one store
- New markets
- Shopify Markets handles currencies, languages, duties and domains
- Running cost
- Platform fee and fewer developer hours
- Our default
- Yes, for most consumer brands
Magento / Adobe Commerce
- Best when
- You have complex B2B pricing, a very large catalogue or deep custom logic
- New markets
- A store view per market, with more set-up and upkeep
- Running cost
- Hosting, security patches and developer time
- Our default
- When the business really needs it
We maintain both, so the recommendation follows your business rather than our preference.
How we migrate without losing rankings
- 1
Inventory.
Every URL, ranking page and backlink target is listed before anything moves.
- 2
Redirect map.
Old URLs are mapped one to one to new ones and tested before launch.
- 3
Data.
Products, customers, order history and reviews are moved and checked against the source.
- 4
Parallel run.
The new store runs on a preview with real test orders while the old one keeps trading.
- 5
Switch and watch.
The domain switches over, then thirty days of daily checks on rankings, errors and conversion.
Seven years with a premium food brand
Stores on Magento and then Shopify across eleven European markets, delivery rules for chilled products, local payment methods, and a move from Magento to Shopify. The same team built the stores and ran the media behind them.
We walk through the full case, with figures, on a call.
The platforms we run on
- Shopify
- Shopify Plus
- Magento / Adobe Commerce
- Klaviyo
- GA4
- Google Tag Manager
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- TikTok Ads
- Microsoft Ads
- Pinterest Ads
- Taboola
We are a Shopify Partner. Everything else is here because we use it every week.
Questions brands ask before an audit
How long does a new Shopify store take?
Typically six to twelve weeks from a signed brief to launch, depending on catalogue size and integrations.
Will a migration hurt our rankings?
Some movement in the first weeks is normal. With a complete redirect map and the content kept, rankings usually settle within weeks. We check them daily for thirty days after the switch.
Do you build on Shopify Plus?
Yes. We build on Shopify and Shopify Plus, and we tell you honestly whether Plus is worth it for you before you upgrade.
Who owns the store?
You do. Stores are built for transfer into your ownership, with your domain and your accounts.
Join the waitlist
We take on a limited number of new brands each year, so each one gets a senior team from the first audit to the weekly reviews.