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Your theme, apps, and integrations are the part Shopify's own support won't touch. We do – with a named team and an SLA on every ticket.
150+
Shopify projects delivered
9,000+
Support tickets resolved
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Years in eCommerce
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Shopify keeps the platform running, and it does that well. Everything you added on top of it runs on your side of the line, and that is where stores break.
Shopify ships changes on its own schedule. When a checkout extension or a subscription app stops firing, the app vendor and Shopify each point at the other.
Every promo tweak and quick fix lands in the same Liquid files. Two years in, nobody knows which change is safe to remove and which one holds the PDP together.
Traffic spikes expose what a quiet Tuesday hides. The fix has to land the same day, and the person doing it needs to already know your store.
Every retainer runs against an agreed scope and a monthly report you can hand to your board. What sits inside that scope depends on how much of your store you want off your own plate.
Section edits, template fixes, and Online Store 2.0 upgrades applied on a staging copy first, so a failed release never reaches your storefront.
We audit what each app costs you in speed and money, remove what nothing depends on, and own the vendor conversation when one of them breaks.
Order, stock, and customer sync with your ERP, PIM, or CRM watched daily, so a failure surfaces before your warehouse does. See our Shopify integrations.
Staff permissions, app scopes, and third-party script reviews, plus the checks your PCI DSS and GDPR obligations depend on when you take card payments.
Field data watched every month, so a regression surfaces before it costs you rankings. Deeper work runs as a Shopify speed optimization project.
Once the queue is quiet, the same team ships what you actually planned: new templates, B2B rules, market expansion, and the tests behind them.
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Every request lands in scandiweb Service Cloud with a priority and an SLA attached, so nothing waits in a shared inbox to be noticed. The same developers, analysts, and PMs stay on your store month to month, which is why a fix takes an hour instead of a day spent relearning your setup. Emergency cover runs 24/7 for the issues that stop orders.
Running more than one platform? See our eCommerce support services.
Most stores come to us mid-problem, not at the start of a clean quarter. The first two weeks are about getting the backlog visible and the urgent things off your plate, before anyone talks about a roadmap.
We read your theme code, list every installed app, and map the integrations. You get a written picture of what is fragile, what is unused, and what is already costing you money.
Response times, priority levels, and monthly hours go in writing before work starts. You approve the band you want, and it scales up or down with a month's notice.
Staff accounts, repository access, and staging environments get set up on our side. Your previous agency's work is documented so nothing depends on a person who left.
The first sprints go to the queue you have been carrying: broken app flows, theme bugs, and the fixes that never made it past a Slack thread.
Weekly delivery against your priorities, monthly health checks against 50+ KPIs, and a quarterly session where the roadmap gets reset against your goals.

Whether you are between agencies, carrying a backlog, or just tired of chasing app vendors, start with a look at the store.
We have been building on Shopify for a decade, long enough to have inherited every kind of store, including the ones three agencies had already touched.
Satoshi is a scandiweb-built theme running on Shopify and Hyvä. The people maintaining your theme are the same people who write theme code from scratch.
Your queue is worked by developers, analysts, CRO and SEO specialists on one team, so a conversion problem does not get closed as a ticket about a button.
ISO 9001, ISO 27001, and ISO 27017 certified, and PCI DSS compliant, which is what a procurement or security review will ask you for.
Every change is recorded and every environment is reproducible, so switching people, or switching away from us, never costs you the knowledge.
scandiweb has run eCommerce stores since 2003, across 700+ clients and $4 billion in annual processed revenue, at a 95 NPS across those clients.
Ongoing work on a live store: theme and Liquid fixes, app stack management, integration monitoring, security and access reviews, Core Web Vitals tracking, and the roadmap work you never get to. Scope is agreed per retainer, so you are not paying for coverage you do not need.
It depends on how much of the store you hand over. Retainers are banded by monthly hours, with a pay-as-you-go option for stores with an uneven queue. We quote after reviewing the theme and the app stack, because a store with 30 apps and four years of edits is not the same job as a clean build.
Most of the stores we support were built by someone else. The first two weeks are a full review of what you inherited, so the handover never depends on the previous team answering their email. You see the whole picture before anything is agreed, including the parts nobody documented.
Shopify supports Shopify. Their team keeps the platform up and answers admin questions, but they do not debug your theme code, fix a third-party app, or own an ERP sync that stopped overnight. That work sits with you or with an agency. This is that agency.
Every ticket lands in scandiweb Service Cloud with a priority and an SLA attached. Critical issues that stop orders are worked immediately, 24/7. Your exact response times are agreed before the retainer starts, so the number is a commitment rather than an aspiration.
Yes. We are a Shopify Plus Partner and have worked on Plus since 2016, including B2B setups with company profiles, custom catalogs, quantity rules, and draft checkout. Multi-market stores with separate currencies, tax rules, and languages are covered under the same retainer.
Tell us where your store hurts and we will take a proper look before quoting anything. You get back a written list of what is broken, what it is costing you, and what we would fix first.
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