Bespoke UK ecommerce Shopify website design, built to sell

Our Shopify website design packages start from £2,490 for a bespoke store build and run to £5,995+ for an enterprise build. A 25% deposit starts the work, with milestone payments through the project. Every package includes custom theme design, payment integration, mobile optimisation and SEO setup. If you already have a store and want to move it onto Shopify, that is a migration rather than a build, and it is priced separately: see our Shopify migration pages, which start at £2,490.

Shopify is one of the most widely used ecommerce platforms in the UK, with payment processing built in and an admin your own team can run. Shopify handles security, hosting and updates itself, so your team can concentrate on selling. Our Shopify website design service puts a custom ecommerce design, built for your brand and your buyers, on top of that platform. It suits an established business with a growing catalogue as well as a newer brand.

Yes, but it is a different job from a build, and it is priced as one. Moving an existing store means transferring products, customers and order history, and mapping every old URL to its new home so the rankings come with you. That work is the migration ladder, not these build packages, and it starts at £2,490. The pages that cover it properly are Wix to Shopify, WooCommerce to Shopify, EKM to Shopify and Magento to Shopify, which is quoted separately because the source data is richer. The packages on this page are for building a store, not moving one.

Shopify charges from £19/month for its platform, which includes hosting, an SSL certificate, unlimited bandwidth and all the ecommerce features. That is separate from our one-time Shopify website design fee (or the £330/month design package). Shopify's pricing scales with your business: Basic (£19/month), Grow (£49/month), or Advanced (£259/month) when you pay annually; billed monthly instead, those become £25, £65 and £344. Shopify's own published prices, read on 8 September 2026.

Yes. Training is part of every build. Shopify is easy to run day to day, and we provide video guides so your team can manage products, orders and content without us. Nobody needs technical skills to add a product, process an order or update a page. When you want something more complex changed, or custom development, our ongoing support packages cover it.

21 days from the day we receive your content (product descriptions, images and so on). The project runs in milestones, with you involved throughout. Week 1: planning and design mockups. Week 2: development and product setup. Week 3: testing, training and launch. If you need to launch sooner, we can run a faster schedule.

Yes. Ongoing Shopify support packages start from £330/month and cover technical support, app integration, custom functionality, SEO, conversion rate optimisation and monthly reporting. Many clients start with the one-time build and add ongoing support once their team is comfortable with the basics, so the store keeps growing after launch.

A Shopify template is a reasonable starting point. Our custom Shopify website design adds what a template can't: design built around your products and brand, conversion work on every page type, custom functionality the template doesn't have, SEO for the terms your buyers search, and strategic guidance after launch. A paid theme still needs significant customisation; what we hand over is a complete store, ready to sell. If you are still comparing quotes, here is how to choose a Shopify web designer and tell a builder from a theme-flipper, and our Shopify designer page sets out exactly who you would be hiring here.

Yes: every store we build is bespoke. We don't install a template and change the colours. We design the theme around your brand, your products and how your customers actually shop, which means a custom layout, custom navigation, a product page structure that fits your catalogue, and checkout optimisation. Bespoke Shopify website design, not a marketplace template with your logo dropped in.