Shopify agency in the USA for brands on Shopify and Shopify Plus: senior engineers, scoped in writing.

Both, and the distinction is smaller than the badges suggest. We build on Shopify and on Shopify Plus; the Plus work — checkout extensibility, B2B, Markets, Functions — is where most of our larger builds sit, but a growing brand on standard Shopify gets the same engineers and the same written scope. If you are not sure which plan you need, the Shopify Plus page works it out from your numbers.

Yes. Aqsa Shahzad Official LLC has been a Shopify Partner since March 2022, currently at the Select tier, listed as a service partner in the Shopify Partner Directory with a 5.0 rating from client reviews. Shopify recalculates tiers every quarter on commercial activity, so the directory, not this page, is the place to check any agency's current tier — including ours.

It depends on the door you come through. A monthly retainer here starts at $1,500 and gives you a senior engineer on the store every month; a fixed-scope project or a Shopify Plus build is priced as one written number after the store has been read, sized to the catalogue and the integrations rather than to a rate card. The market runs from a few thousand dollars for a theme customisation to well past $250,000 for enterprise builds; what Shopify Plus agencies charge maps those bands, and the packages page shows how our larger builds are scoped.

The four-week private-label launch is exactly that: custom theme, ten products, live in four weeks. A Shopify Plus build runs eight to fourteen weeks depending on integrations; a migration adds the time it takes to reconcile customers, orders and redirects; headless builds start at sixteen weeks. Every timeline is in the written scope, with a weekly build review you can watch.

A senior Shopify engineer with seven or more years on the platform — the same person who scoped the project and sat in the first call. There are no juniors billed as seniors and no hand-off to a production team after the sale. You get the engineer's name in the proposal.

Yes, and it is a large part of the work. It starts with an audit rather than a rebuild: the free CRO audit, the store speed test and a theme review tell us whether the store needs a retainer, a partial rebuild or a new build. You get that answer in writing before anyone proposes a price.

Both. UX and UI design is done in Figma by designers who work with the engineers building the theme, and Figma to Shopify builds a theme pixel-for-pixel from a design you already have. KIF, above, is one of those.

The parts that live in the store, yes: conversion experiments, retention flows in Klaviyo, Postscript or Attentive, loyalty and subscriptions, speed, and search and AI visibility. Paid media we do not run; we make sure the store converts the traffic someone else buys, and we work alongside the agency that buys it.

Most clients are in the US and the company is registered there, but the work is remote and the calls are scheduled in your time zone. Brands in Canada, the UK and Europe are on the client list; international expansion for US brands — Markets, duties, local payment methods — is one of the specialisms above.

Send the brief through the contact page: what the store runs on, what is not working, and when you need it by. A senior engineer replies in writing within twelve hours; then a 30-minute call, then a written scope with a fixed number. Nothing is billed before you have that in hand.