We turn down a fair number of e-commerce projects, and that's deliberate.
If you're looking for an ecommerce seo agency and dev shop willing to build any storefront in any category on any platform, that's not us, and honestly, that generalist approach is a big part of why so many D2C stores end up with a site that works technically but doesn't convert.
We focus on Shopify and Shopify Plus builds, subscription and replenishment commerce, and a small number of product categories we've studied closely: beauty and personal care, food and beverage, wellness and supplements, and home goods. If your brand sits outside that, we'll tell you honestly rather than take the project anyway.
Why D2C Brands Work With Us
Subscription commerce isn't just "add a subscribe-and-save button." Churn, cadence flexibility, skip-or-pause UX, and failed-payment recovery all need to be designed into the store, not patched on afterward with an app that half-integrates with your theme.
We build subscription flows using Recharge or Skio depending on your product's purchase cadence, and we design the account and subscription-management experience as carefully as the product page, because a customer who can't easily skip a month is a customer who cancels instead.
We also don't treat SEO and store build as separate workstreams that happen to share a client. Product page structure, category architecture, and even how you name a collection page affect both conversion rate and how Google understands your catalog.
Because our Shopify developers and SEO strategists work from the same brief, decisions like URL structure, faceted navigation, and internal linking between product and content pages get made once, correctly, instead of redone after an SEO audit six months post-launch.
We're a new agency, and we're not going to invent a roster of past D2C clients or fabricated revenue lifts to sound established.
What we'll show you instead is category fluency: we can talk specifically about subscription mechanics for a supplements brand versus a beauty brand, about the review and UGC infrastructure that actually moves conversion in personal care, and about the shipping and packaging constraints that shape food and beverage product pages differently than home goods.
Page speed matters more on image- and video-heavy D2C sites than almost any other store type, so we build with Shopify's native performance tooling and Plus-tier checkout extensibility rather than stacking on apps that each add their own render-blocking script.
Every app we recommend (reviews, upsells, loyalty) gets evaluated for what it costs your Core Web Vitals, not just what it promises to do.
Services for E-commerce Brands
Shopify and Shopify Plus Development
Our e-commerce development services cover custom Shopify theme builds, Shopify Plus migrations for brands outgrowing standard Shopify, subscription commerce implementation, and headless storefronts for brands that need more flexibility than a theme allows.
Conversion-focused Product and Category Pages
We design product pages around the actual decision factors your category's buyers weigh: ingredient transparency and reviews for beauty and wellness, subscription value framing for replenishment products, sourcing and use-case detail for food and home goods.
E-commerce SEO
Through our SEO services, we build the content structure where e-commerce organic traffic actually concentrates: product-category pages, "best [category] for X" and comparison content, and versus-competitor pages that catch high-intent shoppers already comparing options, alongside the technical SEO work Shopify stores commonly need: canonical handling on filtered collections, page speed on image-heavy templates, and structured data for rich snippets.
Retention and Lifecycle Support
Email and SMS flows via Klaviyo, post-purchase subscription management, and win-back campaigns built around your specific churn patterns rather than generic templates.
Related Case Studies
We don't have D2C case studies live yet since we're a new agency, and we won't fabricate a growth number to fill this section. Completed projects will be published on our case studies page as results come in. In the meantime, ask us for examples of the specific Shopify and subscription mechanics we'd recommend for your category.
Talk to Us About Your Store
Tell us your product category and where your store stands today: pre-launch, migrating off standard Shopify, or trying to fix a subscription funnel that's leaking customers, and we'll tell you plainly whether we're the right fit.