A Shopify store built to sell.

Yes. We move products, customers and orders, map every old URL to its new page and set up redirects, so the rankings you’ve earned carry over. We check the redirects before launch and again after, in Google Search Console. Plan extra time for large catalogues and customer data, and we’ll scope it in the audit.

Only at scale, or when you need checkout customisation, B2B features or several storefronts. Most stores run well on standard Shopify with a good theme and a few native features. We check which plan fits your orders and plans for growth, and tell you plainly if Plus isn’t worth it yet.

As few as possible, with native Shopify features first. Every app adds scripts that load on your pages, so each one has to earn its place. In the audit we sort your apps into keep, replace or remove, then rebuild what matters natively where we can. Reviews, email and WhatsApp apps are usually worth keeping.

Not with proper redirects and content mapping. Rankings dip when old URLs lead nowhere, titles change without a plan, or product pages lose their content. We map every URL, keep titles and copy that rank, and check indexing in Google Search Console after launch. Traffic can still move in the first weeks, so we watch it daily.

Yes. Speed work starts with the app clean-up, because third-party scripts are the usual cause. Then images, theme code and fonts, template by template, measured against Core Web Vitals before and after. We report the change next to revenue per session so you see what speed did for sales.

Yes: design and development together. We design in Figma around how your shoppers buy, then build the same pages on Shopify, so nothing is lost between a designer and a developer. You approve the design before we build and the store before launch, and your team can edit every page afterwards.

Yes. We build for D2C brands selling in India, the UAE, the US and Canada. We plan around your time zone, tax and shipping rules, and your payment gateways and carriers, and we’re on the call with you, not behind an account manager. Meetings are set for hours that suit your team.

Shopify is hosted, so you work within its checkout and theme rules, and apps can add monthly cost and page weight. Deep customisation of the checkout is limited outside Shopify Plus. For most D2C brands that trade-off is worth it: you get speed to launch, reliable hosting and a store your team can edit.

Yes. Brands in India run Shopify stores, take payments through Indian gateways, UPI and cards, and ship across the country or abroad. We confirm gateway availability, shipping partners and GST settings while scoping, because they differ by plan and by where your customers are. We build for Indian D2C brands from our Chennai team.

Yes. The Shopify account, theme code, apps, domain and data are in your name from day one. We work as staff in your account, so leaving is easy and your team can edit pages without us. Nothing is locked behind our login, which keeps us earning the work every month.

Not quite. Shopify is a hosted ecommerce platform: it runs the servers, security, checkout and admin for your store, so you don’t buy separate hosting. You still own the brand, products, customer data and domain. What it doesn’t host is arbitrary websites, so a blog or tool outside the store runs elsewhere.

A Shopify web designer shapes how your store looks and how shoppers move through it: layouts, product pages, collection pages and the checkout path, usually in Figma first. A developer then builds that design in the theme. We do both together, so the design that gets approved is the design that ships and converts.