AI-first Shopify Plus Agency

Standard Shopify is built for small to mid-sized stores. It’s simple to set up and covers the basics, but it starts to show limits as your traffic, order volume, or B2B needs grow.

Shopify Plus is the enterprise version. With it, you can process thousands of checkouts per minute, have lower transaction fees, built-in wholesale tools, and many advanced features like checkout customization, automation, and multi-store expansion. It gives them more flexibility and control to handle higher sales and complex needs.

You’re usually ready when Shopify starts getting in the way instead of helping. Maybe sales campaigns slow down checkout. Maybe you’re managing wholesale with three different apps. Or your team is buried in manual work just to keep orders moving.

If that sounds familiar—and you’re selling at volume or looking to expand—then it’s time to look at Shopify Plus.

Yes. Standard Shopify was built for DTC first, and wholesale often feels like an afterthought—apps for pricing, apps for bulk orders, and lots of manual work.

Shopify Plus comes with B2B features baked in: company accounts, price lists, and purchase flows tailored to wholesale buyers. We set those up, and if you need logic beyond the defaults, we build it so your B2B operation runs the way your business does.

You don’t have to. Drops happen when migrations are rushed—URLs aren’t mapped, redirects are missed, or content gets left behind.

We manage migrations with SEO at the front, not as an afterthought. Every product, page, and redirect is checked before launch, so your rankings and traffic carry over to Shopify Plus.

Yes. On standard Shopify, checkout is locked down—you can’t change much beyond colors and logos.

With Shopify Plus, checkout is fully extensible. We can add custom fields, build advanced discount logic, or tailor the flow for loyalty programs, B2B buyers, or upsells. It’s your checkout, built around the way your business sells.

We’ve worked with brands on both sides—those starting on standard Shopify and those running high-volume stores on Plus. The cost difference looks big on paper: Shopify Plus starts around $2,000 USD a month, while standard plans run a few hundred.

But here’s the reality: once you hit scale, the math flips. Plus lowers your transaction fees, replaces many paid apps with built-in features, and saves hours of manual work through automation. For most of the clients we’ve guided into Plus, the platform pays for itself pretty quickly once you factor in those savings and the stability it brings.

Yes. We’ve integrated Shopify Plus with everything from enterprise ERPs to homegrown CRMs and custom fulfillment systems. The key difference with Plus is the higher API limits and flexibility—it’s built to connect with the rest of your stack.

Our team has handled setups where orders flow straight into ERP, customer data syncs to CRM, and marketing tools pull from a single source of truth. When an off-the-shelf app won’t cut it, we build the integration ourselves. The goal is simple: your systems talk to each other without adding manual steps for your team.

We’ve been building on Shopify for over 10 years, and AI has become a big part of how we approach Plus projects today. We use it to handle the jobs that slow teams down—checking orders for issues, triggering alerts when something looks off, or automating repeat tasks that usually eat up hours.

On the customer side, we apply AI to improve the buying experience. That can mean search that gets better the more it’s used, product recommendations that adjust to buying patterns, or testing tools that show us exactly where shoppers drop off. We don’t add AI for the sake of it—we use it where it saves time or helps the store convert better.

Yes. Launching the store is only the start—keeping it fast, secure, and converting well takes ongoing work. Over the past 10+ years, we’ve seen this play out with almost every project. About 90% of the brands we launch on Shopify Plus choose to keep us on for maintenance and growth.

That usually includes performance checks, CRO testing, SEO upkeep, and adding new features as their business evolves. The reason is simple: Shopify Plus works best when it’s actively managed, and most teams don’t have the time or resources to do that in-house.