Theme updates
Inspect the release notes and any code conflicts before using the updated draft.
Check custom sections, app content and the main shopping pages.
Give routine fixes, content changes and storefront improvements a defined monthly capacity and a clear request process.
Prices cover the listed scope. Additional work and external costs are quoted separately.
Small requests deserve the same clarity as large projects: what changes, who approves it and which store behaviour needs checking.
Share the affected page, the issue and the desired outcome. We confirm urgency and dependencies.
Agree the acceptance check and time allowance, including testing and release work.
Review the change in a draft theme where appropriate, then check the affected buying journey.
Publish the approved change and record the work, time used and rollback route.
Inspect the release notes and any code conflicts before using the updated draft.
Check custom sections, app content and the main shopping pages.
Review the agreed forms, product options and cart journeys alongside the task queue.
Document failures and the next action, including third-party dependencies.
A theme copy protects theme code and settings; other store data needs its own backup approach.
Confirm which exports or backup tools cover the agreed recovery needs.
Maintain one Shopify store through a prioritised task queue within an agreed monthly hour allowance.
Confirm expected requests, monthly hours, business timezone and escalation owner.
Document response targets, overage approval and any rollover rules.
Turn the requested change into an estimate and a clear acceptance check.
Confirm priority and whether the work fits the remaining allowance before starting.
Work in an appropriate theme preview and obtain release approval.
Check affected product, cart or form behaviour and keep a change record.
Report completed tasks, time used, monthly checks and open priorities.
Separate accepted tasks from larger projects or third-party issues requiring another scope.
Task and time log, reviewable release record, monthly store checks and the next approved priorities.
Outside this scope: 24/7 human cover, unlimited work, third-party outages and guaranteed resolution times
Monthly queue; target first reply within 1 business day in agreed coverage
One-time access/handover review $150 – $300
Unused-hour/rollover rules defined before sale; overages require approval
If the full scope is beyond your budget, we’ll prioritise the most useful work and agree a smaller first phase with you.
Share what is available. We’ll identify any missing access or inputs during scoping.
Published prices apply to the listed scope. Deliverables, timing, revisions and external costs are confirmed before work starts.
An illustrative delivery approach to help you review the scope. This is a planning example, not a client case study.
| Stage | Example work | Acceptance or decision |
|---|---|---|
| Request | Describe a product-page section change with screenshots and desired behaviour. | Confirm priority, estimated time and acceptance before starting. |
| Implementation | Make the agreed change in a reviewable theme version. | Check relevant product/cart behaviour and get release approval. |
| Monthly review | Provide completed tasks, time used and remaining priorities. | Apply the agreed rollover and overage rules. |
Illustrative platform screens show the type of work and reporting. These are not client results.
Organise product titles, stock, publication status and catalogue structure.
Review storefront sections and the settings merchants can manage themselves.
Make order rules, conditions and staff notifications explicit.
Track acceptance checks, review decisions and the material needed for handover.
Explore eight illustrative projects, from the initial brief to delivery and acceptance. Businesses and data in these walkthroughs are fictional.
A considered storefront, from catalogue to checkout.
Illustrative project
Explore the walkthroughAn agreed theme, layouts and catalogue.
Custom sections or a separately scoped theme.
Data migration and feature replacement.
The proposed target is a first reply within one business day during the agreed coverage window. That is a response target, not a guaranteed fix time. Choose five, ten or twenty monthly hours for the agreed task queue. The care agreement must name the working hours, timezone and escalation route; 24/7 staffing is excluded.
It depends on the work. Estimate each task before scheduling it, include testing/release time and keep a time log. A few content or section adjustments may fit; complex integration work should be separately assessed.
The quote must state whether hours roll over and for how long. Additional work needs approval with its price before it begins. A monthly allowance should not be interpreted as unlimited changes or guaranteed resolution of third-party outages.
$400 / 5h; $750 / 10h; $1,400 / 20h per month. One-time access/handover review $150 – $300 These are published USD prices. The written quote must state the complete cost, payment schedule and applicable taxes.
Monthly queue; target first reply within 1 business day in agreed coverage. To scope the work, prepare: Store; typical tasks; expected monthly hours. The schedule starts after the required access, inputs and approvals are ready.
Use the listed deliverables and exclusions as the starting point. The quote must state acceptance checks, review rounds, payment stages, cancellation arrangements and any ongoing support. Requested additions need an agreed cost and schedule before implementation.
Tell us where you are, what needs to change, and what success would look like for your business.