Shopify, London
A Shopify agency for London brands, built to sell on repeat.
London is a busy ecommerce market. Shoppers expect fast delivery, clear pricing and a checkout that works on their phone. We build Shopify stores that meet those expectations, and the marketing that fills them.
- Service
- Shopify and ecommerce
- City
- London
- Calls
- GMT/BST working hours
01 — Why it matters in London
We design stores for fashion, food and beverage, beauty and retail brands, with local delivery options such as same-day and next-day shipping shown at checkout, and email and loyalty flows that keep London customers buying again.
Online sales make up 27.5% of all retail sales in Great Britain, and London's shoppers are well placed to spend: GDP per head here is £72,201. Delivery options and express payments at checkout decide a lot of those orders.
Many London brands also started in a physical space: a market stall, a shop, a kitchen. The online store has to carry the same character and stay in step with stock that sells in person too.
02 — What's included
Custom Shopify themes
Fast and accessible, with as few apps as possible.
Local delivery set-up
Same-day, next-day and standard options shown at checkout.
Email flows
Abandoned basket and repeat-order emails that run themselves.
Win Your Money Back
Our loyalty system, turning one-time buyers into regulars with store credit.
Ecommerce tracking
GA4 ecommerce tracking and monthly reporting on revenue.
Till and stock sync
Shop stock and online stock kept in step where you sell in person.
03 — How we work with London brands
You get one point of contact, calls during UK hours and a written update each week. From the second week there's a staging store, so you can place test orders yourself rather than imagining how checkout will feel.
Launch is planned for a quiet trading day, with redirects from your old shop and someone from our team watching the first orders come in.
04 — The market, in numbers
A large share of retail is online
Online sales make up 27.5% of all retail sales in Great Britain.
Shoppers buy on their phones
Smartphones account for 77% of all time UK adults spend online, which is why express payments matter at checkout.
London customers have more to spend
GDP per head in London is £72,201, compared with £41,627 for the UK as a whole.
08 — FAQ
Stores start from £1,500. Migrations and large catalogues take longer, and product count, custom sections and integrations such as POS or subscriptions change the price. Final cost is confirmed in your proposal after a discovery call.
Yes, where a local courier supports it. We show the right option by postcode at checkout, with cut-off times and clear costs, so customers see what they'll get before they pay.
A freelancer can set up a theme and a few apps well. An agency is worth it when the store needs custom design, migration, delivery rules, email flows and someone accountable after launch. If a theme and a tidy set-up would do, we'll say so.
Usually. Shopify POS or a connected system keeps stock in step between the shop and the store, so you don't oversell either one.
Yes. We design for London delivery and returns first, then set up nationwide and international shipping so the store sells beyond the M25.