Simple, transparent Shopify pricing models.

Small fixes start at USD 49 and theme customization at USD 99. A starter store on a well-chosen theme with custom branding is USD 899 to 3,500, a fully custom theme USD 3,500 to 12,000, and enterprise or Shopify Plus work with ERP integration, headless storefronts or B2B portals starts at USD 15,000. Every project is quoted fixed-price before work starts.

Hourly billing pushes the risk of a bad estimate onto you. Fixed-price keeps it with us, which is where it belongs, and it means the number you agree is the number you pay regardless of how long the work actually takes.

Discovery, design, build, testing, launch and post-launch handover. Third-party costs such as Shopify subscription, paid apps and premium themes are listed separately so you can see what is ours and what is not.

Not to us, unless you want support. There is no license fee for the code we build and no lock-in. Shopify's own subscription and any paid apps continue as normal.

Yes, typically a third to start, a third at an agreed milestone and the balance at launch. The schedule is set out in the quote before anything begins.

We price the change separately and you approve it before we build it. Nothing gets added to your invoice that you did not agree to in writing first.

For larger projects we can spread payments across milestones. Tell us what works and we will structure the schedule around it rather than forcing a standard one.

Usually USD 949 to 5,000, or from USD 15,000 for Magento, Shopify Plus and migrations that rebuild ERP integrations. The range is wide because migration cost is driven almost entirely by catalog complexity, data quality and how many integrations need rebuilding, not by the number of pages.

Often not, and we will say so. A well-built purchased theme customized properly is the right answer for many merchants. A custom theme earns its cost when your merchandising or product structure genuinely does not fit an off-the-shelf layout.

No. Tell us what you sell, what platform you are on and what is not working, and we come back with a fixed-price quote and milestone plan at no cost and no obligation.

Yes, for appropriately scoped work. What we will not do is accept a budget that cannot deliver the scope being asked for, because that ends badly for both of us. We will tell you up front if the numbers do not work.

Offshore is cheaper per hour and frequently more expensive per project once rework, timezone lag and account-management overhead are counted. We are not the cheapest quote you will get and we do not try to be.

Shopify Plus starts around USD 2,300 per month. Most merchants do not need it. It earns its cost for checkout customization, Shopify Functions, very high volume or multi-store setups, and we will tell you when it is not justified.

Whichever suits you. We quote New Zealand clients in NZD, Australian clients in AUD, and international clients in USD or their local currency where practical.

On a fixed-price project, that is our problem and our cost, not yours. That is the point of quoting fixed rather than hourly.

Yes, and it is often the smarter route. Launch a solid core store, get real customer data, then invest in the parts the data says matter rather than guessing up front.

Only if you want it. Support is an optional retainer, never a requirement. You can take the store and run it entirely yourself.

Tell us what you sell, your current platform, roughly your catalog size and what is not working today. We come back with a fixed-price quote and a dated milestone plan.