Web commerce pros created a really lovely design for our website. They also changed the layout for our images and updated/resized images so that the site is overall much more attractive. We have been receiving a lot of positive feedback from customers on the ease of use and the overall look of our site. In addition, we are very grateful to Roy for coming up with a creative solution for allowing customers to easily create their own quotes, which has been very helpful to both our operations and our customers.
Where does Shopify stop working the way your business does?
Systems that never talk to each other
Someone retypes orders, stock counts and customer records between Shopify and your ERP, CRM or supplier portal.
Weekly reports built by hand
Every week a person exports files, matches rows and chases down mismatches in a spreadsheet.
Problems nobody notices
A stock error or a stuck order sits between tools, and nobody knows whose job it is to fix it.
A rule that is yours alone
Special pricing, order routing, approvals or product data that neither Shopify nor the App Store handles.
An app that lets you down
The app you depend on runs slowly, breaks, has gone out of date or comes close to what you need without quite getting there.
An app idea of your own
You have an internal tool or a fresh idea and want it running as a Shopify app, for one store or for many.
Shopify app development services we offer
Custom Shopify apps
- Admin tools for orders, products and customers
- Custom data, settings and business rules
- Built on Shopify’s Admin API
- Installed on your store, or your Plus organization
You get: A custom app for your store, with the agreed features documented and tested.
Shopify API integration
- Suppliers, ERP, CRM and accounting
- Inventory, shipping and fulfillment systems
- One-way or two-way sync, where the other system allows it
- Retries, logging and error alerts
You get: Mapped data flows, and a named owner for every error.
Workflows & internal tools
- Order routing, tagging and approvals
- Reporting and reconciliation views
- Dashboards for your team
- Queues for items that need a person
You get: A daily-use tool shaped around how your team already works.
Shopify automation
- Rules-based workflows and scheduled jobs
- Shopify Flow where it already does the job
- Functions and extensions where your plan supports them
- Alerts when something fails
You get: An automation with set triggers, set limits and an off switch.
Existing app improvements
- Review of an app you already use
- Troubleshooting, fixes and performance work
- Updates for API and platform changes
- Documentation and handover
You get: A written diagnosis, a fix plan and agreed changes, with no surprise rebuild.
Public Shopify apps
- Planning and architecture
- Merchant onboarding and billing
- Preparation for Shopify’s app review
- Maintenance after launch
You get: A public app made for many merchants. The agencies and founders section below has more.
Pick the right tool first
Start with what Shopify offers
A native feature, Shopify Flow or an App Store app, if one does the work.
- No custom build presumed
- Lower cost and less upkeep
- Your team keeps tools it knows
Build only what’s missing
One focused app, integration or automation that covers the gap and nothing more.
- We check access and feasibility first
- Upkeep agreed at the start
- Documented so you can take it over
Your team stays in charge
Clear rules on what runs by itself and what waits for a person to approve it.
- Prices, refunds and customer messages need sign-off unless agreed
- Checks for missing data and failed runs
- An easy way to pause or roll back
What a Shopify app project could look like
A supplier stock and cost feed
- Starts with
- A supplier file or API with stock and cost data
- What the app does
- Matches supplier items to your products and updates inventory on a schedule
- Output
- Updated stock levels and a list of unmatched items
- Human review
- Your team decides what to do with unmatched or out-of-range items
Orders sent to your ERP
- Starts with
- New paid Shopify orders
- What the app does
- Sends order data to the ERP and writes back status and tracking details
- Output
- Orders in both systems, with failed sends flagged
- Human review
- A named person resolves flagged orders
A payout and order reconciliation view
- Starts with
- Order, refund and payout data
- What the app does
- Groups and matches records and highlights differences
- Output
- A report your finance team can check and export
- Human review
- Finance confirms the differences before any change is made
These are illustrations, not past client projects. For each store we confirm feasibility, data availability and effort.
Connect Shopify to the systems you already use
Suppliers & inventory
Stock, cost and product feeds, purchasing workflows and inventory across several locations.
ERP & accounting
Orders, customers, invoices and payouts moving between Shopify and your back office.
CRM & marketing
Customer, order and segment data passed to the tools your sales and marketing people work in.
Shipping & fulfillment
Labels, tracking and fulfillment status shared with carriers, 3PLs and warehouse systems.
What we confirm before we quote. Which systems are involved, what data moves, which way and how often, and what API access you have. Systems differ in what they allow, and some Shopify capabilities depend on your plan.
Rules first, AI where it helps
Rules-based automation
Plain instructions, like “when stock drops below this level, create a task for purchasing.” They behave predictably, they’re simple to test and your team can follow them.
AI-assisted workflows
AI can draft product content, sort incoming requests or summarize reports. A person reviews the result before anything customer-facing, price-related or financial changes.
How we use AI in development. Our developers may use AI-assisted coding tools. They still own the architecture, code review, testing and delivery, and nothing ships without that review.
Got a Shopify app to build for a client or yourself?
Agencies and client projects
- Custom apps and integrations for your clients’ stores
- White-label development under your brand
- Specs reviewed with your team before work starts
- Scope, ownership and hosting agreed per client
Good for: agencies that need more development capacity but no full-time hire.
Founders and public apps
- Product planning and technical architecture
- Merchant onboarding and billing
- Preparation and submission for Shopify’s app review
- Maintenance and updates after launch
Good for: founders making one app for many merchants.
About App Store approval. Shopify reviews public apps and has the final say, and apps with limited visibility face the same review requirements. We build to Shopify’s published requirements, but we can’t promise approval or a date.
Hire a Shopify app developer for one project or for ongoing work
A build with a fixed scope
A set brief, like one app or one integration, with deliverables agreed in advance.
- A written scope and acceptance criteria
- Testing and handover included
- Works well when the specs are clear
A dedicated Shopify developer
Hire dedicated Shopify developers for continuing work on your own store or your clients’ stores.
- One developer who knows your setup
- A backlog you set the order of
- Suits steady, ongoing improvements
Ongoing maintenance
Fixes, updates and small changes after a project goes live.
- Monitoring and bug fixes
- Updates for Shopify changes
- Retainer arrangements
How engagement works. After we review the work, your proposal sets out the model, team size and any commitments.
You decide who owns and hosts the app
Full ownership transfer
The code and the rights come to you. You or your team host and run the app.
- Code and rights pass to you
- You host it on your own hosting
- The cost reflects the transfer
We host the finished app
We keep the code, host the finished app and keep it running.
- You use the app and we run it
- A hosting fee once the project is done
- The cost structure differs from a transfer
White-label development
We build behind your brand for your clients, on whatever ownership terms you need.
- Your brand stays in front of your client
- Ownership and hosting set project by project
- Partnership terms agreed at the start
Support after launch
Most projects come with 30 days of free support, and on larger projects we may stretch that. Once it ends, an optional retainer covers fixes, updates and changes. Your proposal spells out the exact terms.
What you get with a project
Written scope
The problem, users, data, integrations and acceptance criteria, all agreed before work begins.
The app or integration
Built to the agreed scope and installed on your store, or sent in for review if it’s a public app.
Testing and handover
Checks for normal use and for failures, plus documentation and a walkthrough with your team.
Operating arrangements
Ownership, hosting, subscriptions and support, spelled out in writing.
How we measure it. We agree a starting baseline and measures that match the problem, such as manual steps, processing time, error rates and reliability. Sales and conversion rates depend on other factors too.
How costs work. The price depends on scope, integrations, ownership and support. We quote once we’ve reviewed your specifications, and the clearer they are, the closer the estimate.
From first idea to a working app
Share the idea
Tell us the problem, the systems involved, your Shopify plan and the outcome you want.
ReviewConfirm the approach
Existing features, an App Store app or a custom build. We settle scope, access and ownership.
ScopeBuild and test
We build the agreed app or integration and test it for normal use and for failures.
BuildLaunch and support
We document it, hand it over and begin the agreed support.
LaunchResults we’ve delivered for online businesses
What clients say about working with our team
The team at Web Ecommerce Pros did an excellent job with our site migration. Roy and his team took great care in migrating the data from our 17yo Yahoo store to ensure a seamless transition at the time of launch. They showed excellent communication when site changes needed to be made prior to launch and also helped us choose the appropriate apps to attain the functionality we were looking for with our site.
I continue to enjoy working with this company. They created the most beautiful website ever! They are proactive and helped get my product off the ground quickly. Their knowledge in navigating the backend of Shopify as well as social media has been a huge help. I trust them implicitly and bonus they are fun to collaborate with.
More from our ecommerce team
Questions to settle before a Shopify app project
App development
A custom app is built for one store, or for the stores in one Plus organization. “Private app” was the old name for the same thing. New custom apps are now created through the Dev Dashboard in Shopify, and legacy custom apps already in use keep working.
Often an existing app or a built-in Shopify feature does the job, and we’ll tell you so. We look at those first and suggest a custom build only when there’s a clear gap.
Yes. We help with planning, onboarding, billing, submission and maintenance. Shopify reviews every public app and decides whether to approve it, so we can’t guarantee approval or give you a date.
Yes, white-label development is something we offer agencies. We agree ownership, hosting and how we communicate with your client on each project.
Integrations & automation
Suppliers, ERP, CRM, accounting, inventory, shipping and fulfillment systems come up most. What we can do depends on the other system’s API, exports or connectors, so we check that before we quote.
No. Some capabilities depend on your plan. Shopify Functions, for example, are available on all plans except Starter, and apps that customize the information, shipping and payment steps of checkout need Shopify Plus. Access to some protected customer data also depends on your plan, so we check that first.
Where it helps, such as drafting or summarizing, and a person reviews the output. Our developers may use AI-assisted coding tools, and they stay responsible for architecture, review, testing and delivery.
Often, yes. We look at the app, the problem and whatever code or settings we can access, then recommend a fix, an update or a replacement. We can’t promise a fix before we’ve looked.
Ownership, support & cost
You choose. We can transfer the code and rights so you host the app, or we can keep the code, host the finished app and charge a hosting fee. The choice changes the cost, and your proposal records it.
Most projects come with 30 days of free support, and we may extend it on larger ones. After that, a retainer covers ongoing fixes, updates and changes.
Yes. You can hire a Shopify developer for a defined project or a dedicated one for continuing work. Your proposal sets out the arrangement.
It depends on the scope, the integrations, who owns the code and the support you need. We don’t quote fixed prices or timelines before seeing the specifications. Send us what you have and we’ll give you an estimate.
What should your Shopify app fix?
Tell us how your business works today, which systems are involved and what you’d like to happen instead. We’ll talk through feasibility and a sensible scope. Let us know if you’re a store owner, an agency or an app founder.
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