Shopify Development

Yes. Migrations from Magento, WooCommerce and bespoke carts are routine work. The parts that actually decide whether a migration goes well are the unglamorous ones: product and customer data mapping, preserving URLs so you keep your search rankings, and rebuilding integrations. We plan those first, because a migration that quietly loses your organic traffic is an expensive success.

Yes — private and custom apps, plus integrations with ERP, inventory, subscription and fulfilment systems. Where an off-the-shelf app does the job properly we will tell you to use it; custom work is for the cases where your process genuinely differs from the default.

Because hosting, security patching, PCI scope and platform upgrades stop being your problem, and for most retailers that is worth more than the flexibility given up. The checkout is well optimised and continuously improved by people whose full-time job it is. The trade-offs are real though: you pay platform fees, the checkout is only customisable within limits below Plus, and anything genuinely unusual about how you trade has to fit Shopify's model or live in an app.

Most growing retailers do not need Plus. It becomes worth the step up when you need checkout customisation, scripted discounting, multiple storefronts or expansion stores, higher API limits, or the B2B features. If none of those describe you, standard Shopify with a well-built theme is the better spend.

Our head office is in Sydney and we work with clients across Australia — Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and regional NSW included. Delivery has been remote-first for years, so a project runs the same way whether you are ten minutes away or in another state: scheduled calls, a shared board you can see at any time, and one named point of contact. We are happy to meet in person in Sydney.