Shopify agency for stores that sell.

We design and build Shopify stores your team can run every day: a custom theme, the sections and apps you actually need, a clean migration, and a headless Next.js storefront when the brand calls for it.
  • Shopify
  • Liquid
  • Theme sections
  • Storefront API
  • Next.js
  • n8n

5/5 on Google · 50+ companies

Why Shopify

Why we recommend Shopify for most online stores.

An online store is not a website with a cart added. Payments, stock, taxes, shipping and security have to work every day, at every peak. Shopify takes that weight off your shoulders, so the project budget goes into what makes you sell.

A checkout you do not have to maintain

Shopify runs the checkout, card security and fraud checks, and supports Shopify Payments alongside many third-party payment providers. Customers find the payment methods they know, and you do not carry the risk of a home-made payment page. The checkout can be branded; the deepest checkout customisations are reserved for Shopify Plus, which we will tell you upfront if your project needs them.

Hosting and peaks handled for you

Servers, updates, SSL and traffic spikes are Shopify’s job. A sale, a newsletter or a press article does not require anyone to watch a server. With WooCommerce or PrestaShop, that work is yours or your provider’s, on top of plugin and module updates.

An admin your team learns in a day

Products, stock, orders, discounts and refunds live in one clear admin, on desktop and on mobile. With a theme built on sections, your team also changes the home page, collections and campaigns without asking a developer.

Apps, used sparingly

The Shopify App Store covers reviews, subscriptions, bundles, loyalty and much more. Each app adds a monthly cost and often some weight to your pages, so we install only the ones that pay for themselves, and build the rest into the theme or as a custom app.

Two ways to build on Shopify: a theme edited in the Shopify admin, or a headless Next.js storefront that reads products through the Storefront API. In both cases Shopify runs the catalogue, cart, checkout and orders.Shoppersmobile, desktop, Google, AI assistantsShopify themeLiquid, sectionsorHeadless storefrontNext.js, Storefront APIShopifycatalogue, cart, checkout, payments, ordersAdminyour teamAppsreviews, loyaltyERP, CRMvia n8n or API
Two ways to build on Shopify: a theme edited in the Shopify admin, or a headless Next.js storefront that reads products through the Storefront API. In both cases Shopify runs the catalogue, cart, checkout and orders.

Comparison

Shopify vs WooCommerce vs PrestaShop vs headless.

Four ways to run an online store, with different trade-offs. This is how they compare on the points that matter once the store is live.

Comparison of Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop and a headless Next.js storefront on Shopify
Criterion
HostingShopifyIncluded, managed by ShopifyWooCommerceYour own WordPress hostingPrestaShopYour own hostingHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Storefront on Vercel, store on Shopify
Running costsShopifyMonthly plan, apps, possible transaction feesWooCommerceHosting, paid extensions, maintenancePrestaShopHosting, paid modules, maintenanceHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Shopify plan plus storefront hosting and upkeep
CheckoutShopifyShopify checkoutWooCommerceWooCommerce checkout and pluginsPrestaShopPrestaShop checkout and modulesHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Shopify checkout
Design freedomShopifyHigh, within the theme systemWooCommerceHigh, depends on the themePrestaShopMedium, depends on the themeHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Total
Technical upkeepShopifyLowWooCommerceHigh: updates and securityPrestaShopHigh: updates and securityHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Medium: a codebase to maintain
Editorial contentShopifyCorrect, simple blogWooCommerceStrong, it is WordPressPrestaShopLimitedHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Strong, with a CMS such as Payload
Best forShopifyMost brands that want to sell without running serversWooCommerceContent-led sites already on WordPressPrestaShopLarge catalogues with a technical team in-houseHeadless (Next.js + Shopify)Brands that need a unique experience or content at scale

Our reading

For most brands, Shopify with a well-built theme is the best ratio of cost, speed and peace of mind. WooCommerce and PrestaShop make sense when you already have the skills and the hosting in-house. Headless is a second step, worth it when the storefront itself becomes a competitive edge. Shopify’s plans and fees change over time: check Shopify’s pricing page before you compare budgets.

Detailed comparisons

Read our side-by-side pages Shopify vs WooCommerce, PrestaShop vs Shopify and Webflow vs Shopify, or our reviews of Shopify, WooCommerce and PrestaShop.

What we deliver

Four kinds of Shopify projects.

From a new theme to a full headless storefront, each project starts from your catalogue, your customers and the team that will run the store.

A custom Shopify theme

A theme designed for your brand and built on sections, so your team composes pages, collections and campaigns in the theme editor. Product pages, filters and cart are designed around how your customers buy.

E-commerce service

Custom sections and apps

Sections for a size guide, a configurator or a comparison block, metafields for structured product data, and private apps when a need goes beyond what the App Store offers. Apps are always priced on quote.

Web apps

Migration to Shopify

From WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Wix or Webflow: products, customers and order history moved over, every old URL redirected, and rankings checked after launch.

Website migration

A headless storefront

A Next.js storefront reading Shopify through the Storefront API, with editorial content in a CMS. Total design freedom and fast pages, while Shopify keeps the checkout and orders.

Next.js agency

In practice

What makes a Shopify store work after launch.

A beautiful theme is the visible part. Sales depend just as much on structure, speed, search engines and the links with your other tools.

A catalogue structured from day one

Variants, collections, tags and metafields decide what your filters, comparisons and product pages can show. We model them with you before the design, so the store does not need a rebuild when the catalogue grows.

SEO and AI visibility

Clean titles and descriptions, product structured data, a sensible collection tree and redirects for every old URL during a migration. We also write the content that helps search engines and AI assistants understand what you sell, with our SEO and GEO team.

Speed that survives the apps

Most slow Shopify stores are slow because of apps and scripts added over the years. We measure each one, remove what is unused, load images at the right size and keep the theme light, so mobile visitors do not wait.

Connected to your other tools

Orders to your ERP or accounting tool, stock from your warehouse, customers into your CRM, alerts to your team: we connect Shopify to the rest of your business with native integrations or automations built by our automation agency, with consent and GDPR handled properly.

An honest answer

When Shopify is not the right choice.

A handful of products on a content-led site

If you sell a few products and your site is mainly about your brand, your expertise or your content, a full store may be more than you need. A Webflow or Framer site with a simple payment link can do the job for less. Our Webflow vs Shopify comparison goes into the details.

Quotes, negotiated prices and complex B2B rules

When customers order through quotes, approvals and prices specific to each account, a standard store fights against your process. A custom ordering portal built on Next.js and Payload, connected to your ERP, often fits better. We scope it on quote, like every application.

When you need full control of hosting and code

Shopify is a hosted platform: you work within its rules, its checkout and its pricing. If a strict hosting policy or a deep existing WordPress investment rules that out, WooCommerce or PrestaShop remain sound choices, and we will say so rather than force a migration.

Our Shopify process

From a first call to a store that sells.

The schedule depends on the catalogue, the migration and the integrations; we give you a planning after the scoping session.

  1. 01

    First call

    Your products, your customers, your current platform and what must not break during the switch.

  2. 02

    Scoping

    Catalogue model, apps to keep or replace, integrations, SEO inventory and a written scope with a price.

  3. 03

    Design

    Home, collection, product and cart pages designed in Figma, mobile first, validated with you.

  4. 04

    Build and migration

    Theme and sections, data import, redirects, payments and shipping set up, test orders end to end.

  5. 05

    Launch and training

    Switch-over at a quiet moment, checks on orders and rankings, then training for the team that runs the store.

  6. 06

    Follow-up in Dashly

    Requests, improvements and releases stay visible in Dashly, the platform we built for our clients.

Dashly overview screen for a client project, with organic traffic, conversion rate, AI visibility, open requests and suggested improvements
Dashly, where our clients follow their project (illustrative data).

Projects

Sites, stores and apps we designed and built.

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Featured · Marketplace

Boud'bOis

An e-commerce marketplace for non-standard wood, built as a real web application on the brand’s own domain.

+344%

Google clicks in 3 months (France, Jul–Oct 2025)

47

serverless Edge Functions in production

×2

mobile loading speed after optimization

Read the case study

Web app · Next.js · Supabase

Cenareo logo on a dark blue background

Performance · SEO

Cenareo

Speed, SEO and mobile overhaul for a digital signage leader.

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Result

+30% organic traffic

in six months, with speed and mobile fixed

Coudac logo on a dark background with a blue glow

Consulting · Design · Build

Coudac

An autonomous case-study system and a conversion funnel rebuilt across every page.

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Result

100% autonomous case studies

and a monthly partnership for 6+ months

Crealo Webflow website

Design · Build · SEO

Crealo

A modular Webflow redesign for a SaaS that manages publishers' rights and royalties.

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Result

From 1 to 15 top-3 keywords

one year on, organic traffic roughly doubled

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Design · Build

XPLR

A new site that boosts lead generation for a performance marketing agency.

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Result

More qualified leads

with clearer journeys and simpler forms

And 50+ more companies

ElmutQolaigPowerchargeLhyfe
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Pricing

Public packages for sites, a quote for apps.

A Shopify site follows a known path, so its starting price is public. Custom apps, headless storefronts and integrations depend on your rules and data, so we price them after we understand them. Shopify’s own subscription is paid directly to Shopify.

Shopify sites

From €3,250 excl. VAT

Our website packages, listed on the pricing page, with design, development, SEO and training included. Catalogue size and migration are scoped after a call.

Apps, headless, integrations

On quote, after a call

After a first call and a scoping session, you get a written scope split into stages, with a fixed price for each stage.

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5/5 on Google · 4.6/5 on La Fabrique du Net

What our clients say.

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Thomas J.

CEO, XPLR

XPLR logo
“From the very first draft, they delivered a mock-up that perfectly matched the initial brief. Once approved, the website went live very quickly.”

Result

More qualified leads

Portrait of Paul M., BeBranded client

Paul M.

CEO, Coudac

Coudac logo
“Roland and his team have been incredibly efficient in helping us to quickly and easily develop our website. A reliable partner.”

Result

100% autonomous case studies

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Mohammed B.

CEO, Crealo

Crealo logo
“Even when there were emergencies to deal with quickly, you were always there to act, with a real drive to get things done.”

Result

+282% Google clicks

Hugo M.

CEO, Boud’bOis

“Very happy with Maxime and Roland’s work. They went well beyond what we asked of them. Sharp, highly skilled and friendly too. I recommend them without any hesitation!”

Result

+1498% visitors in one year

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Valentine F.

Marketing, Qolaig

Qolaig logo
“Roland and Maxime were superb on the restructuring of our website. They answer quickly and keep supporting us even after the site was delivered. Very efficient, and always with good advice. I recommend them!”

Result

Website restructuring

Alexis C.

Head of Growth, Elmut

Elmut logo
“I recommend Roland and Maxime without hesitation. They understood our needs with real kindness, and their advice is always accurate and relevant. Their smooth, efficient way of working makes every collaboration a pleasure.”

Result

Landing pages for ad campaigns

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Apolline P.

Marketing, Crealo

Crealo logo
“Without hesitation the best Webflow agency in Paris. We’ve worked with Roland and Maxime on the Crealo site for over a year and we’re delighted. The team is very responsive and always has ideas to improve our design. We see it in our traffic, which grows every month.”

Result

Traffic up every month

Adrien V.

CEO, Techlivery

“High-quality work and very efficient collaborations! Webflow know-how we really appreciate.”

Result

Webflow website

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Mahel F.

Business owner · Google review

“Better than I imagined. I’m really happy I chose them to design my company’s website. They were great, on the design as much as on SEO and GEO tips. Highly responsive, professional and passionate. Thanks again!”

Result

Website, SEO & GEO

Léa & Simon

Founders, Foxtrotteurs

“Roland was super responsive and accommodating, and did exactly what we asked: cookie consent on our site and an updated privacy policy. A pleasure to work with, and we’ll definitely call on him again!”

Result

Cookie consent & privacy policy

Laure D.

CEO, La Pépite

“Roland ran a workshop with me on building landing pages! He brought real value to the participants and gave them concrete advice. His feedback during the workshop was precious. See you soon!”

Result

Landing page workshop

VanLuc N.

CEO, Vanluc

“A great interactive experience on a difficult subject. Patience and understanding from BeBranded, thank you. I recommend these talented young guys.”

Result

La Fabrique du Net

FAQ

Questions about Shopify.

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What does a Shopify agency do?
It designs and builds your store on Shopify: catalogue structure, theme, sections, apps, payments and shipping set-up, migration from your old platform, SEO and training. We also connect the store to your other tools and follow it after launch.
How much does a Shopify store cost?
Our sites start from €3,250 excl. VAT, with packages listed on our pricing page. Custom apps, headless storefronts and complex integrations are on quote. On top of that, you pay Shopify’s subscription and any apps directly to them.
How long does it take to build a Shopify store?
It depends on the catalogue, the design and the migration. We give you a schedule after the scoping session, and we can split the project so the store goes live first and the extras follow.
Shopify or WooCommerce: which should we choose?
Shopify if you want to sell without managing hosting, security and updates. WooCommerce if your site is already on WordPress, content comes first and someone maintains it. See our Shopify vs WooCommerce comparison.
Can you migrate our store to Shopify without losing SEO?
Yes, that is the core of a migration. We list every indexed URL, redirect each one to its new address, move titles and descriptions, then watch rankings and Search Console after launch. Products, customers and order history are imported.
What is headless Shopify, and is it worth it?
Shopify keeps the catalogue, cart, checkout and orders, while the storefront is a separate Next.js site. It gives total design freedom, fast pages and rich content, but adds a codebase to maintain. It is worth it for brands whose storefront is a real differentiator, rarely for a first store.
What fees does Shopify charge?
A monthly subscription, card processing fees, and in some cases transaction fees when you use a payment provider other than Shopify Payments. These change over time and by country, so check Shopify’s pricing page; we help you pick the right plan during scoping.
Who owns the store and the theme?
You do. The Shopify account is created in your name, and the theme we build is yours, with its code kept in a repository you can access. Another provider could take it over.
Can Shopify connect to our ERP, CRM or accounting tool?
Usually yes, through a native app or through the Shopify API. When no app fits, we build the link with n8n or a small custom integration, documented and monitored. See our automation agency.
Can our team manage the store on its own after launch?
Yes. Products, orders, discounts and pages built from sections are managed in the Shopify admin, and we train the people who will use it. For new features or larger changes, we can keep working with you, with requests tracked in Dashly.

Articles

E-commerce, SEO and conversion, explained by the people who build it.

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Let’s talk

Tell us what you want to build.

Thirty minutes with the people who will work on your project. You leave with a clear view of the scope, the timeline and the next steps.

What happens next

  1. 1A 30-minute callWe listen to your goals, your constraints and your context.
  2. 2A clear scopeWe map what is worth doing first, and what it takes.
  3. 3A costed proposalYou decide, with no commitment and no sales pitch.