Headless, when it earns its cost.

Often not. Plus earns its cost when you need multiple stores, B2B company accounts, checkout extensibility or higher API limits. If your constraint is theme architecture or app conflicts, Plus will not fix it. We will tell you which one you have before you commit to the plan.

Projects are fixed scope with a fixed price, quoted after a paid discovery when the problem is not yet well defined. Retainers are a monthly allocation with a three-month minimum. We publish ranges during the first call rather than after a proposal cycle.

A custom storefront runs six to twelve weeks. A migration runs eight to sixteen weeks depending on catalogue complexity. A B2B implementation runs eight to sixteen. Headless is twelve to twenty-four. Discovery sharpens these before anything is committed.

Yes, and most of our work is exactly that. We start with an audit of the theme, app stack and data model, and we give you the findings whether or not you engage us for the remediation.

Modelling your real account structure as companies and locations, building catalogues and price lists per buyer, implementing contract and volume pricing, configuring payment terms, and migrating the wholesale process people currently run by email.

Not if redirects are planned rather than retrofitted. We crawl the live site to generate a complete URL inventory, produce the redirect map from it, and rehearse the cutover on a staging store before touching production. We monitor rankings daily for two weeks after launch.

Yes, when the logic belongs in an app. Frequently it belongs in a Shopify Function or a checkout extension instead, which is cheaper to run and closer to where Shopify evaluates the rule. We choose based on where the logic has to execute.

Usually not. Headless doubles the maintenance surface and checkout stays on Shopify regardless. It earns its cost for content-heavy storefronts and teams with the engineering capacity to own a decoupled front end. We assess that before recommending it.

An agreed monthly capacity with named engineers, a prioritised backlog you control, feature development and bug fixing, performance monitoring, a defined emergency response path, and a quarterly architecture review.

Yes. White-label Shopify engineering behind your brand, working in your tools and to your process. We do not appear in front of your client and we do not approach them directly. Several of our engagements are agency partnerships.