Shopify Development and E-commerce Solutions

Turnkey Shopify store development

Shopify ecommerce development starts with the selling logic, not with a theme. Turnkey Shopify store development means catalogue design, building the store, payments, delivery and testing the full order path.

What the work covers:

• Catalogue structure: collections, tags, attributes and variants — before the store is populated.
• Payments through LiqPay, WayForPay or Plata by Mono — Shopify Payments is unavailable in Ukraine.
• Delivery via Nova Poshta and Ukrposhta: rate calculation, waybills, tracking for the customer.
• Baseline SEO, CSV product import and admin training for your team.

Case: car parts online store for Ford Stolytsia Get a development estimate

Shopify customization, themes and refinement

Shopify customization is needed where the platform default is no longer enough: your own discount rules, wholesale logic, non-standard product attributes. It starts not with another paid app but with changing the store itself — that is what Shopify custom development means.

Typical tasks:

• Metafields and metaobjects for non-standard product attributes.
• Custom cart and discount logic through Shopify Functions.
• Checkout extensions via Checkout Extensibility: fields, hints, upsells.
• Replacing paid apps with your own code when subscriptions cost more than development.

Shopify theme development and setup:

• A custom Shopify theme built from scratch on Online Store 2.0, with sections your content team controls.
• Adapting a stock theme to the brand: Dawn, Refresh or Sense are fine for a start, paid ones cost 140–350 dollars.
• Speed work: script review, lazy loading, LCP and CLS control, testing on real devices.

Case: the GoodWine catalogue Discuss custom development

Shopify app development

Shopify app development covers what the marketplace does not offer. A private app runs for your store only: it works with the Admin API, handles webhooks and runs background jobs. It pays off when subscriptions to several public apps cost more than your own code.

What we build:

• Private apps for internal processes: order handling, stock synchronisation.
• Integration apps — a bridge between Shopify and a CRM, ERP or warehouse system.
• Webhook handlers for order, payment and refund events.
• Shopify Functions for custom discount, shipping and cart validation rules.

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Shopify Plus for large-scale e-commerce

Shopify Plus is the plan for large e-commerce, from 2,300 dollars per month. Shopify Plus development is justified when a store hits the limits of the standard plan. As a Shopify Plus agency we first check whether the move is genuinely needed.

What Shopify Plus adds:

• Checkout customisation through Checkout Extensibility — not available on the base plans.
• Expansion stores: separate storefronts per country, language and currency.
• Built-in B2B: companies, price lists, payment terms, personalised catalogues.
• Higher API limits, which matters with frequent ERP synchronisation.

Guide: a B2B portal for wholesale clients Assess a move to Shopify Plus

Shopify integration and migration

Shopify integration matters once stock lives in an ERP, customers in a CRM, and orders have to reach the warehouse without manual re-entry. Shopify API integration is first of all designing the exchange: source of truth, sync frequency, behaviour on failure. Shopify ERP integration is where that decides whether a product is actually available.

What we integrate:

• CRM, Salesforce included: customers, orders, communication history.
• ERP and accounting systems: stock, prices, order statuses, documents.
• Payment gateways: LiqPay, WayForPay, Plata by Mono, including bank instalments.
• Marketing and analytics: Klaviyo, Google Analytics 4, BI reporting.

Migration to Shopify:

• Moving a store to Shopify from Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce and custom platforms.
• Magento to Shopify migration and BigCommerce to Shopify migration differ in detail; the logic is the same: map, move, verify.
• SEO legacy: 301 redirects from old URLs, meta tags, canonicals and sitemap.
• After the move: indexing, product and order counts reconciled, checkout tested on real payments.

Case: catalogue and data exchange at VARUS Discuss integration or migration

Shopify support and store growth

Shopify support is more than reacting to breakage. It means someone owns page speed, app compatibility after platform updates and the correctness of every integration.

What support covers:

• Technical Shopify support: fixes, integrations, payment and delivery monitoring.
• Feature growth: new sections, discount mechanics, upsells, catalogue expansion.
• Store optimisation: speed, Core Web Vitals, catalogue and checkout conversion.
• App review: removing the ones that overlap or slow the store down.

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