Shopify Plus Agency
We help high-volume and B2B brands move onto Shopify Plus without losing rankings, then keep compounding revenue with performance and CRO work.
Most enterprise commerce problems are not design problems. They show up as a checkout that cannot express a real pricing rule, a wholesale portal nobody wants to maintain, an ERP sync that quietly drops orders on a Friday night, or a collection page that takes six seconds to paint on mobile during a launch. Shopify Plus solves those — but only if the implementation is architected rather than assembled from apps.
DimeTech has delivered 300+ e-commerce projects across fashion, beauty, footwear, home and wellness, including Shopify Plus migrations and advanced storefront builds. We work the way an internal team would: written architecture decisions, staged environments, load testing before peak, a rehearsed cutover, and documentation you keep whether or not you renew with us.
Every engagement starts with a paid discovery that produces a technical audit and a costed plan. If the honest answer is that you do not need Plus yet, we will say so and show you the maths — a smaller Advanced-tier optimisation programme is often the better return.
Capabilities
Six areas where Plus-specific engineering changes what your commerce team can actually do.
Component-driven Shopify Plus themes and Hydrogen/headless storefronts built around your merchandising rules, not a marketplace template. Sections everywhere, metaobjects for structured content, and a design system your team can extend without a developer in the loop.
Expansion stores, market-level pricing, duties and localised content managed from one codebase. We keep a shared theme with per-market overrides so a change ships to nine storefronts in one deploy instead of nine.
NetSuite, Business Central, Odoo, ShipStation and custom warehouse APIs wired through queued, idempotent jobs with retry and alerting — so a supplier outage never corrupts stock or order state.
Checkout UI extensions, Shopify Functions for discounts and delivery rules, and B2B company accounts with price lists, payment terms and quote-to-order flows replacing legacy wholesale portals.
Core Web Vitals work on stores with 20,000+ SKUs: app audits, third-party script budgets, image pipelines, edge caching and faceted collection pages that stay fast under load and during flash sales.
A continuous test roadmap on PDP, cart and checkout with clean server-side tracking, statistical guardrails and a monthly readout tied to revenue per session — not vanity click-through.
Migration process
Five phases, each with a written deliverable you can review before the next one starts.
We map every integration, custom flow, app dependency and URL on the legacy platform, then score each one keep / rebuild / retire. You get a written architecture decision record before a line of code is written.
Products, variants, customers, order history, subscriptions and reviews are mapped field by field. Every indexed URL gets a 301 target, and we snapshot rankings and organic traffic before cutover so regressions are provable, not anecdotal.
Storefront, checkout logic and back-office integrations are built in parallel on a staging store with seeded production-like data, then load-tested against your peak-day traffic profile.
A rehearsed launch runbook with DNS timings, rollback criteria and an on-call window. We monitor error rates, checkout completion and crawl stats daily for the first 30 days.
Documentation, Loom walkthroughs and team training, then an optional optimisation retainer covering CRO tests, SEO and performance budgets.
Is Plus right for you?
If two or more of these describe your business, a Plus conversation is worth having. If none do, keep your budget and invest it in conversion work instead.
Scope varies by programme, but a full enterprise engagement typically includes:
FAQ
Straight answers on cost, timelines, SEO risk and when Plus is the wrong choice.
Bring your current platform, volumes and the three things that break most often. We will tell you what Plus fixes, what it does not, and what a realistic timeline and budget look like.