Theme and Liquid work
Custom sections and blocks your team can then edit in the theme editor, product and collection templates, and fixes to code someone else wrote. Liquid is the template language Shopify themes are written in.
A Shopify developer changes what the theme editor cannot: custom sections, Liquid templates, app conflicts, and connections to stock, shipping or accounting tools. At Carrtel a defined fix or theme change runs $250–$750 CAD, priced in writing before work starts, built on a copy of your theme, and published only when you approve it.
Is this for me?
None of these show up in a design review. They happen in the gaps between systems, which is why they survive a redesign.
The layout, section or product page you need is not one of the theme settings, and the next step is code.
A new app, or an update to an old one, and now the cart, the menu or a product page misbehaves.
The store was built by someone who has moved on, and nobody is sure what was changed or why.
A delivery rule, a product option, a link to a system nobody else uses: too specific for an off-the-shelf app.
What we do
Custom sections and blocks your team can then edit in the theme editor, product and collection templates, and fixes to code someone else wrote. Liquid is the template language Shopify themes are written in.
Conflicts found and fixed, apps that do the same job twice removed, and code left behind by uninstalled apps taken out, on a copy of the theme first.
Product options, metafields (extra fields Shopify lets you add to products and orders) and connections to stock, shipping or accounting systems, scoped and priced after a short look.
Updates, small changes, store checks and a technical point of contact when something needs attention, as monthly Shopify support.
How it runs
Access through a Shopify collaborator account with only the permissions the job needs, and a look at the theme and apps before quoting.
A written list of what will change and what will not, and a firm price, before work starts.
Changes made on a duplicate of your theme, with a preview link so you can check them before anything goes live.
Published when you approve it, with a short note of what changed. Anything we got wrong is covered for 30 days.
Pricing
Defined fixes and theme changes run $250–$750. Monthly Shopify support is $149–$499 a month. Custom features and integrations are quoted after discovery. Every job gets a written scope and a firm price before it starts. Work is done remotely, and quotes are in Canadian dollars.
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Design, builds, fixes and monthly support.
Make Shopify, stock, shipping and customer tools work together.
We look before we quote, and you keep what comes out of it either way.
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