Shopify Plus.
Checkout and all.
A written architecture plan, branded checkout, Shopify Functions and Flow automations, configured for how the business runs and documented for the team that runs it.
What Plus adds. In use.
The starter package is listed first. Anything beyond its caps is quoted in writing.
A published starting price.
Shopify bills the Plus subscription itself, and it sits outside this price. Work beyond the starter package is quoted in writing, never added quietly.
Planned on paper. Then built.
The scope sets the dates. The number of Functions and Flows moves them.
Architecture
How orders, prices, stock and staff work today, and which Plus feature takes over each manual step. Written down and agreed.
Plus setup
Upgrade or fresh configuration: staff roles and checkout branding, on a development store first.
Functions and Flow
Discount, delivery and payment Functions, checkout extensions and Flow automations, built and tested on a development store.
Launch
Test orders through every checkout path, then handover with the documentation and the Flow walkthrough.
Tested on a copy.
Before anything reaches the live checkout.
A development store first
Functions and checkout extensions are built and tested away from the live store, with test orders on every path.
Each piece has an off switch
A Function, an extension or a Flow can be turned off on its own in Shopify admin, without a deploy.
Changes before they are made
Two revision rounds are included. Anything beyond the agreed scope is priced in writing before it is built.
Code that outlives anyone
Functions and extensions sit in your repository, documented. Any Shopify developer can pick them up.
Scope in writing
Every Function, Flow and extension is listed before the build. A change is priced before it is made.
Bugs fixed
Anything in the delivered scope that does not work as agreed is fixed for 60 days after handover.
Large stores. Not all.
If the second list sounds closer, Plus can wait, and another service will do more for less.
Plus architecture fits
- 01A brand past ₹5 crore a year online
Volume where an hour of manual work before every sale has become a cost.
- 02A checkout that needs more than branding
Custom fields, rules for cash on delivery, tiered discounts, upsells inside checkout.
- 03D2C and wholesale together
Consumer prices and trade price lists, company accounts and payment terms on one platform.
- 04A store already on Plus
Paying for Plus and using few of its features. A written plan shows what to switch on first.
Look elsewhere first
- 01A store well below that scale
A standard Shopify plan and a well-built Liquid theme go a long way. See Shopify Theme Development.
- 02The need is a gateway or one-click checkout
Those work on every Shopify plan. App & Payment Integrations covers them.
- 03The storefront is the limit, not checkout
Configurators and app-like flows are a headless question. See Headless Shopify Development.
Documented. Tested. Yours.
Each one is checked before launch, and the evidence comes with the repository.
Nothing on retired features
No new work on Shopify Scripts or checkout.liquid. Logic runs on Functions and Checkout Extensibility.
Every Function documented
What goes in, the rule, what comes out, and the test cases that prove it.
Flows with plain names
Each workflow has a name that says what it does, a description and an owner on your team.
Roles by least access
Staff accounts carry the permissions the job needs. The role list is in the handover.
Every checkout path ordered
Prepaid, cash on delivery, discounted and gift test orders placed and recorded before launch.
Code in your repository
Functions and extensions as commits in a GitHub repository in your name.
What founders ask before upgrading.
Shopify Plus.
Put to work.
A 30-minute call about how the business sells. A written scope after it, even when the answer is not yet.