[ Fast to launch, and kept fast after ]
Custom themes, app integrations and migrations on the platform that gets a shop trading soonest. The difference between a Shopify store that works and one that drags is theme discipline and app restraint — both of which are choices made at build time.
Custom themes, app integrations and migrations on the platform that gets a shop trading soonest. The difference between a Shopify store that works and one that drags is theme discipline and app restraint — both of which are choices made at build time.
Send us your current store URLSections and blocks your team can rearrange, built in Liquid. Drag-and-drop builders add weight to every page and are the commonest cause of a slow Shopify store.
Every app adds scripts, monthly cost and a dependency. We build small things into the theme and keep apps for what genuinely needs them.
Specifications, care instructions, size charts and certifications as real fields your team fills in — not HTML pasted into a description box.
Products, customers and orders moved with URL redirects mapped one to one, so the traffic the old store earned arrives at the new one.
Built in Liquid against a performance budget, with sections your marketing team can rearrange themselves. Fast on a mid-range Android, which is where most of your traffic is.
From WooCommerce, Magento, OpenCart or a custom store — products, customers, orders and, most importantly, a URL redirect map so the rankings survive.
ERP, accounting, courier, WhatsApp and marketplace feeds wired through the Admin API, plus Shopify Flow automations that replace apps you were paying for.
Products, variants, collections and the metafields that hold everything a variant cannot. Getting this right first is what stops the theme becoming a pile of exceptions.
Layouts drawn as reusable Online Store 2.0 sections, so your team can build the next landing page without calling us.
Liquid, native JavaScript and a performance budget per template. Third-party scripts are loaded deliberately, not because an app asked to be.
Shopify Payments or Razorpay, COD where the market needs it, shipping rules by weight and zone, and GST configured for how you actually invoice.
Data moved, and every ranking URL mapped to its new home. A migration without a redirect map is how a store loses a year of SEO in a weekend.
Core Web Vitals, checkout funnel and search terms watched after launch, with the theme tuned against what real traffic does rather than what the demo did.
Shopify gets a shop trading faster than anything else, and it handles the parts nobody should rebuild — payments, fraud, tax, abandoned carts, uptime on a sale day. The trade is that you work inside its shape, and the checkout is not yours to change unless you are on Plus.
Where Shopify stores go wrong is after launch: a page builder theme, eleven apps each injecting scripts, and product pages that take six seconds on a phone. Almost all of that is decided at build time, which is why our theme work starts with a performance budget rather than ending with a performance audit.
We build small requirements into the theme. An app is for something that genuinely needs one, and we will tell you which of your current ones can go.
The point of Online Store 2.0 is that marketing builds the next landing page without a developer. A theme that does not deliver that has wasted the platform.
Moving the data is the easy half. Mapping every URL that ranks to its new home is what decides whether traffic survives the move.
Sections on every template moved real layout control to the merchant. A theme built the old way now quietly costs you a developer ticket for every landing page.
Selling into several countries or currencies no longer needs duplicate stores, which removed a large and fragile piece of setup.
Shopify itself is fast. Almost every slow store we are handed is slow because of what has been installed on it, and the audit is often the cheapest win available.
Script-based checkout customisation has been retired in favour of extensions. Plus stores built on the old approach have had to be reworked, and new ones should not start there.
A custom theme build typically runs ₹1.5–6 lakh depending on how many templates and sections are needed and what has to be integrated. A migration from another platform usually adds ₹1–3 lakh. On top of the build you pay Shopify's own subscription and transaction fees, which we include in the projection.
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