Shopify development
Work directly with Shopify developers who can customize your storefront, improve performance, connect apps, troubleshoot issues, and help your ecommerce system work the way it should. We are based in New Rochelle, NY, and work with stores in New York and across the US.
Why Shopify gets technical
Shopify simplifies ecommerce until the store needs custom systems around it.
Growing stores eventually run into technical decisions: apps, subscriptions, tracking, theme structure, performance, integrations, product data, and customer flows.
We help Shopify stores move past surface-level theme edits and into cleaner, more reliable ecommerce development.
Talk through your Shopify storeWhat we handle
We look at the store as a system: theme code, apps, analytics, product data, checkout limitations, performance, and customer experience all matter.
How we approach it
The goal is not to install more apps. The goal is to make the store easier to manage, faster to use, and more reliable for customers.
We review the current store, theme, apps, tracking, and customer flow before recommending changes.
Review the storefront, theme, app stack, products, checkout limits, analytics, and conversion flow.
Identify what should be custom, what should use an app, and what should be simplified.
Implement targeted improvements with clear communication from the developer doing the work.
Service FAQ
Yes. We often improve, troubleshoot, and extend existing Shopify stores.
No. We work with regular Shopify stores and respect Shopify platform limitations.
Yes. We can help set up, customize, or troubleshoot subscription workflows and related apps.
Yes. We review theme code, app impact, scripts, images, tracking, and storefront performance.
Yes. We connect Shopify with CRMs, email platforms, fulfillment tools, analytics, custom APIs, and reporting workflows.
Yes. Customizations are moved into 2.0 sections and JSON templates, or rebuilt on a current theme such as Dawn, and tested on an unpublished copy before anything goes live.
No. Orders, customers, and products live in Shopify itself, not in the theme. A theme change affects how the store looks and works, so we test layouts, apps, and tracking before publishing.
Yes, including checkout changes, custom sections, and speed work on Shopify Plus stores.
Yes. Inventory feeds, custom product fields, third-party apps, and custom API connections are regular Shopify work.
Pricing
Small fixes start at $200.
Quick fixes are usually billed hourly, and clearly scoped projects can be a fixed price. Either way, you get a plain-English estimate of what is wrong, what it takes, and how long it should take before any work starts.
There is no retainer, setup fee, or long-term contract. Many clients start with a one-hour fix and keep Don on for ongoing work.
Get an estimateStart with the technical side
Whether you are building something new, improving an existing system, or trying to understand what went wrong, the first step is a direct technical conversation.
Based in New Rochelle, NY, serving Westchester, New York City, and the tri-state area. We work remotely with clients across the US and are happy to meet in person nearby.