Do you need an APP
or a CUSTOM SOLUTION?

This part of our work is, on one hand, wonderfully simple to explain — and on the other, quite unpredictable to actually build. In the ideal scenario, you come to us with a problem and leave with a solution :o) Somewhere in between, we find or build that solution, and you pay for it. Makes sense? Got something in mind for us?

When is the time to go custom ?

The Shopify App Store is great. But sometimes you hit a wall: local specifics, unusual data structures, a complex process, or simply a need that's uniquely yours — because of your product or service. That's when it makes sense to build something: quickly, cleanly, and in a way that can be maintained long-term.

An app sometimes isn't enough when:

• you need to connect to an ERP / warehouse / supplier, but the data doesn't quite fit

• you want custom logic in the cart / shipping / discounts / B2B that generic apps can't handle

• you're dealing with local requirements (CZ/SK or broader international markets) and you don't want another round of duct-tape fixes

• you need automations that save you time every single day

Sounds familiar? Let's talk. ➝

Custom modifications, integrations, and custom apps

We'll first check whether a ready-made solution already exists somewhere — then we'll break your problem down together so we can actually solve it. Sometimes it's one small tweak that lifts conversions. Other times it's an integration that straightens out data across your entire operation. And sometimes it's an app you simply can't do without. Ideally, you come to us with a problem and leave with a solution. Somewhere in between, we'll map it out together, build it, test it, and deploy it.

What we deliver:

• Shopify theme modifications (Liquid, UX/CRO tweaks, performance)

• Shopify Functions & checkout logic (discounts, shipping, B2B rules — within what Shopify allows)

• API integrations (ERP, CRM, WMS, carriers, invoicing, PIM…)

• Custom apps (private/public), admin tools, dashboards

• Data flows (imports/exports, validation, field mapping, automation)

Understand first, build second.

To make sure custom solutions don't burn through your budget or your patience, we follow a simple logic: understand the problem first, then build something.

Our process:

1. Quick audit & brief — what exactly should the outcome be, and how will we know it's working.

2. Solution design — options: app vs. modification vs. integration (and why).

3. MVP — a first version that already delivers value (and is safe to run in production).

4. Iteration & scaling — we smooth out the edges, add automations, speed things up.

5. Ongoing support — so it's still running strong in 3 months, not just on launch day.

Typical "trickier nuts to crack"

• Supplier feeds & imports: when a "universal" parser isn't enough and you need custom mapping, rules, validation, and oversight.

• B2B logic: post-login pricing, individual price lists, order approvals, payment limits.

• Shipping & payments (local and international): rules that change based on country, cart contents, warehouse, or margin.

• ERP/WMS integrations: stock movements, invoicing, returns, order status — so data lines up everywhere.

• Admin tools: internal dashboards that speed up your team's work (and reduce errors).

Why work with us

• Shopify-first approach: get the most out of the platform, and go custom only where it actually makes sense.

• Value for money: a smart solution beats an expensive build-for-the-sake-of-building every time.

• E-commerce in our DNA: we don't just solve the code — we think about UX, data, and operational impact too.

• Sustainability: so it's not a one-off, but something you can actually grow and maintain.

FAQ (quick and no fluff)

Q: How much does it cost? A: It depends. A small tweak can be a quick win; an app is already a project. After a short briefing, we'll give you options and a recommendation for the best value-for-money approach.

Q: Do you do "just" a consultation? A: Yes. Sometimes 60–90 minutes is all it takes to get clarity on what to build, what to buy as an app, and what to avoid — and why.

Q: Can you integrate something that "has no integration"? A: If the service has an API (or at least a reasonable export/import), there's usually a way.