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Shopify Development

Shopify Plus Agency for High-Volume and Headless Stores

Checkout Extensibility, Shopify Functions, B2B, international stores and headless Shopify, planned around your trading calendar.

As a Shopify Plus agency, we help high-volume merchants use the features they are paying for: Checkout Extensibility, Shopify Functions, native B2B, expansion stores, Launchpad and Shopify Flow. We also build headless Shopify storefronts with Hydrogen when the business case holds up, and tell you plainly when a well-built Liquid theme will serve you better. Every roadmap is planned by our founder and scheduled around your trading calendar.

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On this page
  1. What Our Shopify Plus Agency Services Include
  2. What Is the Difference Between Shopify and Shopify Plus?
  3. Headless Shopify: When It Is Worth It
  4. How We Work With Shopify Plus Merchants
  5. Shopify Plus Development Deliverables and How We Judge Progress
  6. Shopify Plus Mistakes That Waste the Plan
  7. Shopify Plus Agency, In-House Developers or Freelancers?
  8. What to Look for in a Shopify Plus Development Company
  9. Shopify Plus Use Cases by Merchant Type
  10. Shopify Plus and Headless Tools We Use
  11. Why Choose 95 Solutions as Your Shopify Plus Agency
  12. Merchants Ready for Shopify Plus Development
  13. Shopify Plus Development Pricing
  14. Start With a Shopify Plus Audit

A Shopify Plus agency should earn its place by making the Plus plan pay for itself. Many Plus stores run like a standard Shopify store with a larger monthly bill: checkout untouched, discount logic spread across three apps, wholesale handled by email, and international customers served from one currency. Our Shopify Plus work closes that gap. It is part of our Shopify development services, delivered by our senior-led team of Shopify Plus developers.

We work with brands already on Plus, deciding whether to upgrade, or considering headless Shopify. The first conversation is usually about which Plus features would change revenue or save staff time, and which would only add complexity.

What Our Shopify Plus Agency Services Include

Our Shopify Plus development services cover design, build and ongoing work, so you do not need a separate Shopify Plus design agency for the storefront and another firm for checkout logic.

  • Upgrades and replatforming to Plus. Moving from Shopify Basic, Advanced or another platform onto Plus, with data, apps and SEO redirects planned through our Shopify migration service.
  • Checkout Extensibility. checkout.liquid has been deprecated, so checkout changes are now built with checkout UI extensions, the checkout branding settings and web pixels through Customer Events. We rebuild legacy checkout customizations and tracking in the supported way.
  • Shopify Functions. Custom discount logic, tiered shipping rules, hidden or reordered payment methods and cart validation, replacing the Ruby-based Shopify Scripts that Shopify has deprecated. Functions are delivered by our Shopify app development team.
  • B2B on Shopify. Company accounts, catalogs with negotiated prices, payment terms and quantity rules, run from the same admin as retail. Larger wholesale projects are covered by our B2B ecommerce development service.
  • International selling. Shopify Markets for currencies, languages and domains, or separate expansion stores when regions need different catalogs, pricing or teams.
  • Automation and launches. Shopify Flow workflows for tagging, fraud review and inventory alerts, and Launchpad for scheduled product drops and sales that switch themes, discounts and product visibility on time.
  • Headless Shopify. Custom storefronts built with Hydrogen and deployed on Oxygen, or with Next.js, using the Storefront API with Shopify still running checkout.

What Is the Difference Between Shopify and Shopify Plus?

Shopify Plus runs on the same platform and admin as the standard plans, but adds deeper checkout customization, custom Functions, expansion stores, Launchpad, unlimited staff accounts and higher API limits, on a different pricing model. The practical differences for most merchants look like this:

AreaStandard Shopify plansShopify Plus
Checkout customizationBranding settings, plus extensions on the thank you and order status pagesCheckout UI extensions on the information, shipping and payment steps as well
Shopify FunctionsFunctions that come with public App Store appsAlso custom apps carrying your own Functions
StoresOne store per subscriptionExpansion stores for new regions or brands under one organization
Scheduled launchesManual changes or third-party appsLaunchpad for timed sales, drops and theme switches
Staff and APIsStaff account limits by plan, standard API limitsUnlimited staff accounts and higher API rate limits

If none of those rows would change how you sell, the upgrade can wait.

Headless Shopify: When It Is Worth It

Headless Shopify separates the storefront from the commerce back end. Shopify still holds products, customers, orders and checkout, while a React front end built with Hydrogen or Next.js renders the pages. It gives full control over the shopping experience, but it is not a free upgrade. Unlike a headless Shopify agency that only builds headless, we turn down headless projects when a theme would do the job.

QuestionLiquid themeHeadless Shopify
Who can edit pages?Your team, in the theme editorYour team through a headless CMS, once it is set up
Do storefront apps work?Most install through app blocksOnly apps with an API or headless support; others need rebuilding
Design and interaction freedomHigh, within LiquidComplete
Ongoing costLowerHigher: hosting, framework updates, developer time for changes
Makes sense whenMost DTC storesContent-heavy brands, several front ends, or experiences Liquid cannot deliver

Headless builds pair naturally with a headless CMS for editorial content. Our headless CMS development team handles that side of the project. If the real goal behind a headless proposal is a faster store, start with Shopify speed optimization on your current theme, which costs far less and is often enough.

How We Work With Shopify Plus Merchants

  1. Plus audit (1 to 2 weeks). We review which Plus features you use, any remaining Scripts or legacy checkout code, apps that duplicate native features, theme health and tracking. You get a written list of issues and opportunities, ranked by revenue impact and effort.
  2. Roadmap (about 1 week). We turn the audit into a sequenced plan. Deadline-driven items, such as moving logic off deprecated features, go first, followed by the changes most likely to affect conversion or staff time.
  3. Build and test away from live trading (3 to 8 weeks per project). Work is built on development or sandbox stores and unpublished themes, then tested with real carts, discount combinations and payment methods before release.
  4. Release around your trading calendar (planned release windows). We avoid shipping large changes during peak weeks such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and use Launchpad for scheduled campaign changes so nobody is editing the live store at midnight.
  5. Ongoing development (monthly). After the initial project, most Plus merchants keep a monthly allocation of development time or a dedicated Shopify developer for continuous improvements.

Shopify Plus Development Deliverables and How We Judge Progress

  • Plus audit report. Every Plus feature listed as used, unused or misused, with remaining Scripts, legacy checkout code, duplicate apps and tracking gaps, each ranked by impact and effort.
  • Sequenced roadmap. Projects in order, with deadlines that Shopify sets (such as feature deprecations) shown separately from optional improvements.
  • Working changes on your store. Checkout extensions, Functions, B2B setup, Flow workflows or expansion stores, built in your repositories and tested on development stores first.
  • Test records. The cart, discount, shipping and payment combinations tested before each release, so you can see what was checked.
  • Documentation. What each Function and extension does, which settings control it, and how to switch it off safely.

Progress is judged against what the audit found. Typical measures are apps removed because a native Plus feature replaced them, Scripts and legacy checkout code fully retired, purchase events in GA4 and ad platforms matching Shopify order counts after checkout changes, B2B orders arriving online instead of by email, and fewer manual steps for staff during launches. We set these with you at the start. We do not promise revenue or conversion targets, because traffic, pricing and product decisions sit outside development work.

Shopify Plus Mistakes That Waste the Plan

  • Paying twice for the same feature. A wholesale app, a scheduling app and a discount app running alongside native B2B, Launchpad and Functions that do the same job.
  • Leaving deprecations to the last month. Scripts and checkout.liquid rebuilds squeezed into peak season, when testing time is shortest.
  • Tracking left behind. Pixels that lived in the old checkout never moved to Customer Events, so ad platforms lose purchase data after an upgrade.
  • Expansion stores without a sync plan. Products, prices and content copied by hand between stores until they drift apart.
  • Unlimited staff accounts with no permission plan. Everyone gets full access, and nobody can tell who changed a price or a theme setting.

Shopify Plus Agency, In-House Developers or Freelancers?

OptionSuitsLimits
In-house Shopify teamBrands with a steady weekly flow of theme and app changes and someone senior to lead itPlus-specific skills such as Functions, checkout extensions and B2B are used rarely, so they can be thin
Freelance Shopify Plus developersOne well-defined task, such as a single Function or one checkout extensionAvailability around peak trading, and nobody planning the wider roadmap
Shopify Plus development companyAudits, roadmaps, migrations onto Plus and projects that touch checkout, tracking and operations togetherHigher project cost than a freelancer, and some agencies lock code into their own accounts

A common split is an agency for Plus-specific projects and an in-house developer for weekly theme changes, with both working in the same repository.

What to Look for in a Shopify Plus Development Company

  1. They ask about your trading calendar before proposing release dates.
  2. They can explain how they would replace each Script or legacy checkout customization you run today.
  3. They test tracking after checkout changes, not only the visual result.
  4. They recommend against headless or extra apps when a theme or native feature is enough.
  5. Code, apps and the Plus organization stay in your name, and their access can be removed.

Shopify Plus Use Cases by Merchant Type

  • Fashion and streetwear brands running drops. Launchpad schedules the theme, discounts and product visibility, and cart validation Functions limit quantities per customer.
  • Brands adding wholesale. Native B2B with company accounts and catalogs, often on a separate wholesale storefront with its own design.
  • International brands. Shopify Markets for most regions, and expansion stores where a country needs its own catalog, team or pricing.
  • Subscription and consumable brands. Checkout extensions for delivery notes and gift messages, plus Flow workflows for subscription tagging and fraud review.

Shopify Plus and Headless Tools We Use

CategoryTools
Plus featuresCheckout Extensibility, Shopify Functions, Shopify Flow, Launchpad, Shopify Markets, B2B on Shopify, organization admin
HeadlessHydrogen, Oxygen, Storefront API, Next.js, Sanity, Contentful
DevelopmentShopify CLI, Liquid, TypeScript, React, GitHub
TrackingCustomer Events and web pixels, GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Conversions API
OperationsKlaviyo, Gorgias, Recharge, ERP and 3PL connectors

Why Choose 95 Solutions as Your Shopify Plus Agency

  • Senior-led strategy. Mustafa sets the roadmap on every Plus account, drawing on 11+ years in digital marketing and ongoing marketing leadership for two fashion brands.
  • Commerce and marketing in one team. Checkout changes, tracking and ad platform data are planned together, so a checkout update never quietly breaks conversion tracking.
  • Everything stays yours. The store, organization, apps, code repositories and ad accounts belong to your business, and our access is removable at any time.
  • Straightforward terms. Fixed-price projects, USD contracts from our US LLC, and working hours that cover the US business day and overlap UK hours.

Merchants Ready for Shopify Plus Development

A good fit

  • Merchants on Plus who have not touched checkout, Functions or B2B since upgrading.
  • Brands that still rely on legacy checkout code or Scripts and need them replaced properly.
  • Brands selling into several countries, or launching wholesale alongside retail.
  • Teams with a real case for headless Shopify and the budget to maintain it.

Probably not a fit

  • Stores that would gain nothing from Plus features yet. We will say so and suggest staying on your current plan.
  • Brands that want headless for its own sake without the budget for ongoing front-end development.

Shopify Plus Development Pricing

As a Shopify Plus development company, we price Plus projects at a fixed price after an audit and scope, paid in milestones. Most fall under the custom or Plus build plan below, and migrations onto Plus use the store migration plan. Ongoing work runs on a monthly allocation or a dedicated developer.

What moves the price most is the number of Scripts and checkout customizations to rebuild, how many expansion stores or markets are involved, the depth of B2B setup (number of companies, catalogs and payment terms), the ERP or 3PL integrations touched, and whether the storefront stays on Liquid or goes headless. Shopify's own Plus subscription is billed by Shopify to you and is separate from our fees.

Shopify Launch

$2,400 one-time

One-time, 50% upfront

  • Premium theme set up and styled to your brand
  • Up to 50 products imported
  • Up to 8 pages
  • Payments, shipping and taxes configured
  • GA4, Meta pixel and Google channel connected
  • 2 revision rounds, 30 days support
  • 3 to 4 weeks
Get a custom quote

Custom or Plus

From $12,000 project

One-time, milestone billing

  • Custom theme built from Figma
  • Shopify Plus checkout extensibility and B2B
  • ERP, 3PL or CRM integrations
  • Migration included
  • 90 days support
  • 8 to 12 weeks
Get a custom quote

Store Migration

From $2,900 project

One-time, 50% upfront

  • Products, customers and order history moved
  • All old URLs 301-redirected
  • SEO titles, descriptions and content kept
  • Theme set up and styled
  • Up to 1,000 products
Get a custom quote

All prices in USD. Need something different? Ask for a custom quote.

Ways to pay
  • Zelle
  • Bank transfer (ACH or wire)
  • Wise
  • PayPal
How payment works

For a quote on your Plus roadmap or a headless build, send us your store URL and goals. Ownership and contract questions are answered in our agency FAQ.

Start With a Shopify Plus Audit

If you are on Plus or weighing an upgrade, the first step is a conversation about what you sell, where staff time goes and what is planned for the next two quarters. Reach us through the contact page, or call or WhatsApp us from there. We reply within one business day, hold a short call with you, and follow up with a written scope for the Plus audit, its timeline and fixed fee. If staying on your current plan makes more sense, we will tell you on that call.

Shopify Plus questions

How much does Shopify Plus cost?
Shopify Plus is billed as a monthly platform fee, and once your sales pass a set threshold the fee becomes a small percentage of revenue instead. The rate also depends on the length of your contract term, and Shopify publishes current figures on its Plus pricing page. Agency work is a separate cost: we price Shopify Plus development as fixed-price projects after an audit, as shown in the plans above.
What is Shopify Plus?
Shopify Plus is Shopify's enterprise plan for high-volume and more complex businesses. It runs on the same platform as the other Shopify plans but adds checkout customization through Checkout Extensibility, native B2B features, expansion stores for other markets or brands, Launchpad for scheduled sales events, higher API limits and priority support. The comparison above shows which of these features matter for development work on your store.
When should you upgrade to Shopify Plus?
Upgrade when you will use what Plus adds or when your sales volume makes its pricing model favorable. Common triggers are needing checkout customizations, selling wholesale through native B2B, running several stores for different countries or brands, scheduling large sales with Launchpad, or hitting API limits with integrations. If none of those apply yet, staying on your current plan is usually the better choice, and we will tell you so and suggest when to revisit.
How do I upgrade to Shopify Plus?
Contact Shopify's Plus sales team, agree the contract term, and Shopify moves your existing store onto the Plus plan. Your products, customers, orders and theme stay where they are, so no migration is needed. After the upgrade the development work starts: setting up the organization admin, moving checkout customizations to extensions, configuring B2B or expansion stores, and adding the Functions and automations you planned.
What happened to checkout.liquid?
Shopify deprecated checkout.liquid and moved Plus merchants to Checkout Extensibility, which uses checkout UI extensions, branding settings, Shopify Functions and web pixels. Customizations built the old way stop working once Shopify switches them off, so we rebuild them as extensions and move tracking scripts into Customer Events.
Is headless Shopify faster than a theme?
It can be, but not automatically. A well-built Liquid theme on Shopify's CDN is already quick, and a poorly built headless front end can be slower. Headless is worth it for control over the experience and content, not as a speed fix on its own. We measure both options before recommending one.
How long does a Shopify Plus project take?
A Plus audit and roadmap takes 1 to 2 weeks. Individual projects, such as moving checkout customizations or setting up B2B, typically take 3 to 8 weeks. A full headless storefront usually takes 12 weeks or more depending on the number of templates and integrations.
Can you handle Shopify Plus development alongside our existing agency?
Yes. We often handle Plus-specific work such as Functions, checkout extensions or B2B setup while another team or your in-house developers keep the theme. We agree who owns which part of the codebase, work through pull requests in your repository, and document everything so handovers are clean.

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