Services
Shopify Pro provides Shopify store design, Liquid development, ecommerce setup, SEO and ads, social campaigns, and retainer support — scoped and delivered by one lead developer for new brands and existing stores that need to grow.
Design
Shopify store design is the process of planning layouts, visual identity, and user experience so a Shopify store is easy to browse, trusted on mobile, and built to convert. Shopify Pro designs custom, mobile-first Shopify themes for brands that need a professional storefront — not a generic template.
Read the full service page →Development
Shopify development is the engineering work that turns a store design into a fast, reliable Shopify site. Shopify Pro builds custom Liquid sections, theme features, app integrations, and store logic so your catalog, checkout, and operations scale without breaking.
Read the full service page →Marketing
Shopify marketing is the mix of SEO, paid ads, and on-site conversion work that helps a store get found and turn visitors into orders. Shopify Pro builds data-driven campaigns and on-page SEO tailored to Shopify’s collection, product, and blog structure.
Read the full service page →Social Media
Shopify social media management is content, community, and campaign work designed to move followers into product pages. Shopify Pro plans and produces social that matches your brand voice and links back to a store built to convert.
Read the full service page →eCommerce Setup
Shopify eCommerce setup is the end-to-end work of launching a store: products, collections, payments, shipping, taxes, apps, and policies. Shopify Pro configures a store so it is organized, checkout-ready, and able to take orders on day one.
Read the full service page →Help & Support
Shopify support is retained technical help after launch: bug fixes, theme updates, small features, and store monitoring. Shopify Pro provides ongoing assistance so merchants are not stuck when something breaks or a campaign needs a new page.
Read the full service page →Start a project
Send the store URL, timeline, and goals. You hear back from the Shopify developer who will build it — with a scoped next step, not a generic pitch.
How it starts
Share the store
URL, catalog size, and what “done” looks like.
Get a scoped path
A clear next step from the developer — not a sales deck.
Build and launch
Theme, Liquid, QA, and support from the same person.
