Shopify Plus agency for brands ready to outgrow their store.

A Shopify Plus agency plans, builds and grows stores on Shopify’s enterprise tier. The difference from a general Shopify agency is the scope of the problems: migration and replatforming, B2B and wholesale, multiple storefronts and currencies, checkout customisation and integration with the systems that run the rest of the business.

Shopify Plus builds and redesigns, migration and replatforming, B2B and wholesale, checkout and conversion work, international and multi store setups, ERP and CRM integration, performance and Core Web Vitals, and ongoing growth retainers covering search, paid, email and CRO.

Yes. Rococo is a confirmed Shopify Partner and a confirmed Klaviyo Partner. That combination matters on Plus projects, because the store, the retention programme and the data usually need to change together rather than in sequence.

Shopify Plus projects start from £20,000, with the final figure depending on the complexity of the migration, the integrations involved and how much B2B or international functionality you need. Ongoing growth is handled on a retainer, agreed after the audit.

Not if the migration is planned properly. Redirect mapping, template structure, structured data and internal linking are handled before launch rather than after, and rankings are monitored through the transition so anything that moves is caught early.

Yes. We often work alongside an in house team or an existing agency, either owning the build and growth or supporting on the technical, design or reporting side. If you are on standard Shopify and not sure Plus is justified yet, we will tell you that too.

Four triggers, in practice. You need to change the checkout itself. You sell to trade and direct customers and want them in one store with different pricing. You are opening a second market, currency or storefront. Or revenue has passed roughly £1m to £2m and the lower transaction rate on Plus starts to pay for the licence. If none of those describe you, standard Shopify is still the right home and we will say so on the call.

Shopify prices Plus separately from any agency fee. In the UK it currently starts at £1,800 a month on a three year term and £1,950 on a one year term, and moves to a variable fee based on revenue for very large stores. Our Shopify fee calculator compares the plans against your own revenue and order volume, and we check the current figures with you before any decision. Our Shopify Plus pricing guide breaks down the card rates, extra stores and the point at which Plus pays for itself.

Most migrations run 10 to 16 weeks from kick off to launch. A clean catalogue with no integrations sits at the short end. ERP or warehouse integration, large catalogues, B2B pricing and multiple markets push it to the long end. We give you a dated plan after the growth audit, and the redirect and data work starts in week one rather than at the end.

Magento 1 and 2, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Visualsoft, custom built stores and standard Shopify. Each has its own traps. Magento URL structures and layered navigation, WooCommerce plugin data, and Wix’s lack of proper redirect control are the usual ones. Our free Shopify migration redirect generator produces the redirect file, and our Shopify migration agency page covers the full process.

Yes, using the tools Shopify now supports: checkout UI extensions, the branding API, Shopify Functions for discount, delivery and payment rules, and post purchase extensions. Older checkout.liquid customisations have been retired by Shopify, so if you have one we rebuild it properly rather than patch it.

Yes. Company accounts, customer specific price lists, net payment terms, quantity rules, quick order lists and separate B2B storefronts where they make sense. Our largest B2B build consolidated four websites and 18,700 SKUs into one trade platform for Networks Centre.

Retainers start from £4,000 a month and cover search, paid media, Klaviyo email and conversion work from one plan, with reporting on revenue by channel rather than activity. They roll month to month. We would rather keep the account by producing results than by holding you to a term.

Jake Boase and Matthew Jones, the co-founders, scope every Plus project and stay on the account. Design, build and marketing are done by our own team in West Sussex. There is no offshore build team and no handover to juniors after the pitch.

Native, for most brands. A native Online Store 2.0 theme with checkout extensions and Shopify Functions is quicker to build, cheaper to run and easier for your team to edit. Headless, using Hydrogen or another frontend, makes sense when you need a content experience or performance profile a theme cannot give you. We built Mud Foods headless for that reason, and we will tell you if your store does not need it.

Yes. Shopify Plus supports selling with multiple legal entities from one store, with each entity paid out to its own bank account in its own currency and assigned to the markets it serves. Expansion stores are the alternative when each company needs its own catalogue or site. Our guide to Shopify multi-entity payouts covers how it works and the limits to check.

Yes. We publish our own apps on the Shopify App Store, including LimitField for order quantity limits and PagePort for moving blogs and pages between stores. Building and maintaining public apps keeps us close to Shopify’s APIs and review process, which helps on custom Plus work.