Shopify
Development
Subscription.

A Shopify development subscription is a recurring service that gives you access to Shopify design and development work for a monthly fee. Instead of sourcing a developer for each task, you submit requests through an agreed workflow and the work is completed according to your subscription terms. Depending on the plan, requests may include theme customisation, custom sections, product page development, landing pages, Figma implementation, bug fixes and ongoing storefront improvements.

The service is designed for ecommerce brands, online retailers, marketing teams, agencies, freelancers and businesses that need ongoing Shopify development. It can be particularly useful when development work fluctuates and hiring a full-time developer is not practical.

Depending on the selected plan, services can include Shopify theme development, Liquid customisation, Figma-to-Shopify implementation, product and collection page development, landing pages, store redesigns, custom theme sections, compatible app integrations, troubleshooting and ongoing updates. Check the current subscription details to confirm which services are included and which require separate approval.

Yes, BrewingHot is positioned to support agencies that need Shopify development fulfillment behind their own brand. Your agency manages the client relationship while we handle the agreed development tasks. White-label communication, confidentiality and access arrangements should be confirmed during onboarding.

Yes, a new Shopify storefront can be considered as a development project. Depending on the scope, this may include theme configuration, homepage development, product and collection templates, navigation, content pages and responsive layouts. Larger builds should be divided into clearly defined stages. Domain registration, payment provider approval, product data preparation and other business setup requirements remain separate unless explicitly included.

Yes. We can work with an existing theme to adjust layouts, colours, typography, sections, templates and supported functionality. The appropriate approach depends on the theme architecture and the extent of the requested changes.

Yes. We can implement approved Figma designs as Shopify pages and theme components. Share the relevant designs, assets, responsive requirements and interaction details so we can assess the implementation scope.

Yes. Supported requests can include custom hero sections, feature grids, image-and-text layouts, FAQs, comparison blocks, promotional sections and other reusable theme components. More complex functionality may require an app or a separate application development scope.

Yes. Supported development tasks can involve Shopify Liquid, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This may include modifying templates, building snippets, creating reusable sections and correcting theme issues. The exact work depends on your store’s existing code and technical requirements.

Yes. We can help redesign selected pages or work through a larger storefront redesign in stages. This may include the homepage, product pages, collection pages, navigation, responsive layouts and visual styling. The scope should be confirmed before development begins.

Yes. Product page requests may include layout improvements, product information sections, image galleries, variant presentation, trust elements, compatible review integrations and mobile usability adjustments. The goal is to implement a clearer buying experience, although improved conversions cannot be guaranteed.

Yes. We can build landing pages for product launches, promotional campaigns, paid search, paid social and other marketing activities. Provide the offer, copy, imagery, design references and desired functionality so the page can be implemented around your campaign requirements.

We can support agreed development-related SEO tasks, including metadata implementation, heading structure, internal links, image attributes, template issues, redirects and certain technical SEO fixes. Keyword research, ongoing SEO strategy, content production and link building are separate services unless explicitly included in the plan. No specific Google ranking is guaranteed.

We can assist with configuring compatible Shopify apps and implementing supported storefront integrations. Examples include reviews, email marketing, loyalty, subscriptions, product bundles and analytics. App subscriptions, premium licences, API access and third-party fees are separate unless your plan explicitly includes them.

Custom functionality can be assessed based on your requirements. Some features can be implemented through Liquid and theme development, while others require an app or a custom application with backend logic. We confirm feasibility and scope before committing to a solution.

Some checkout-related customisations are possible, but Shopify’s capabilities vary by plan, extension type and the specific feature requested. We will assess whether the requirement can be implemented through supported checkout branding, extensions or compatible apps before confirming the work.

Yes. We can investigate supported issues such as broken layouts, Liquid errors, CSS conflicts, JavaScript problems, navigation issues, responsive display errors and app-related storefront problems. Please provide the affected URL, a description of the issue and screenshots where useful. Issues caused by external providers or services outside our control may require separate support.

We can investigate and address suitable performance issues involving images, theme assets, scripts, fonts and certain app-related overhead. Results depend on the store’s existing setup and third-party dependencies. We do not guarantee a particular speed score or sales increase.

Yes, product and collection-related development tasks can be considered, including layout adjustments, template changes, promotional elements and agreed content updates. Large-scale catalogue entry, bulk data cleaning and complex product data migration should be scoped separately.

You can maintain a queue of requests according to the subscription terms. How many tasks can be actively worked on at once depends on your selected plan. If you need several developers working in parallel, confirm whether that arrangement is available.

Turnaround depends on the complexity of the request, the clarity of the brief, the required integrations and the available subscription capacity. A small styling change will generally involve a different amount of work from a complete store redesign. Expected delivery should be confirmed after the task is reviewed.

Revisions follow the selected plan’s stated policy. Adjustments that bring a deliverable in line with the original brief differ from adding new functionality or changing the direction of a project. Consolidated feedback helps keep the process efficient.

For work on an existing store, we will generally need appropriate access to the relevant theme or development environment. Access should be provided using Shopify’s supported permissions and the minimum privileges required for the task. Do not share your personal password.

Shopify provides the hosted ecommerce platform. BrewingHot’s development subscription covers the agreed development services, not a separate hosting service. Shopify subscription fees, domains, apps and other third-party costs remain your responsibility unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Not automatically. Premium themes, paid apps, third-party software and API services may require separate licences or subscriptions. The plan should specify what is included and who is responsible for purchasing and maintaining each licence.

Work across multiple stores can be considered under the subscription terms. Each request should identify the relevant store and include the necessary access, requirements and assets. Confirm whether your chosen plan permits work across the number of stores you manage.

Migration can be assessed based on the source platform, catalogue size, customer data, URL structure, integrations and required functionality. A straightforward store migration differs significantly from moving a complex ecommerce operation. We confirm the scope, data requirements and risks before starting.

The meaning of unlimited depends on the actual plan terms. A subscription may allow ongoing requests to be submitted while limiting the number of active tasks, turnaround expectations or types of work included. Complex integrations and substantial projects may need separate assessment. Review the pricing page for the precise conditions.

Pause and cancellation options depend on the subscription agreement. Before subscribing, review the billing cycle, cancellation process, notice requirements and treatment of unused time. These terms should be clearly stated on the pricing page.

Choose the subscription that fits your requirements, complete onboarding and submit your first development request. Include your store URL, the required deliverables and any relevant design files. If you are an agency, specify your white-label requirements so we can establish the appropriate workflow.