$ storesmith --for shopify-plus

ai writes the code; senior engineers own every merge.

StoreSmith is a Shopify Plus engineering studio for merchants who need custom apps, automation, headless storefronts and large-scale deployments: multi-store, ERP-connected, replatformed. AI drafts against a written spec; a senior engineer reviews the diff and signs the merge. Nothing reaches your live store without their name on it.

shopify plus for years · a dozen-plus apps through app store review · every merge signed

feat/b2b-tier-sync → main2 files · +3 −2
extensions/tier-pricing/src/run.ts
−const tier = DEFAULT_TIER
+const tier = customer.segment?.tier ?? DEFAULT_TIER
app/jobs/erp-order-push.ts
−await erp.push(order)
+await erp.push(order, idempotencyKey(order.id))
+retry(3, backoff.exponential)
spec "tier price by segment; every order reaches the ERP exactly once"
checks ✓ unit + replay · staging: 10k webhooks replayed, 0 duplicates
drafted by ai · reviewed line by line
reviewed-by: lead.apps ✓ approvedmerge
a real pull request shape · demo store figures · the signature is the product

02 — in plain terms

what a signed merge means for your business.

You don't need to read the diff. You need to know who's accountable, what it costs, and what happens if it breaks.

written spec first
Every sprint starts with a spec you approve: what changes, how we'll prove it works, what it costs. The AI drafts against that spec — not against a guess.
signed merge
One senior engineer's name is on every change that reaches production. If something goes wrong, you know exactly who to call — and they already know the code.
quoted, not metered
Sprints are priced before they start. No hourly meter, no scope creep, no invoice surprises.
90-day guarantee
If anything we merged regresses within 90 days, we repair it free. That's the contract, not a promise.
ai drafts the code
Senior-engineer output at a faster pace and a lower price. The AI does the typing; the engineer does the deciding — and takes the responsibility.

03 — proof

patterns we've shipped. names withheld on purpose.

The team behind StoreSmith has shipped on Shopify Plus for years. Work is listed by industry and pattern, with figures rounded — the merchants keep their names.

all use cases →

app store · not our first time through review

dozen+public apps shipped by the team

Checkout customisation, payment orchestration, ERP connectors, returns, tracking, store locator — billing API, webhooks, review, the lot.

$ storesmith proof --nextfirst signed-merge case study

Our first engagement, published with the PRs, the signatures and — with consent — the name.

05 — engagement

three ways in. all written down first.

pricing →

build

sprints
quotedafter scoping · before work
  • one-week sprints, a written spec each
  • apps, automation, headless, replatforms
  • every merge reviewed and signed
  • the code and the repo are yours
scope a build

retain

monthly
monthlycancel any time
  • apps and integrations monitored
  • each shopify release read and applied
  • priority fixes, same signed pipeline
  • store health re-run every month
talk to an engineer

fix

per finding
$400from · fixed
  • price shown on the finding, before work
  • 48h SLA to a reviewed pull request
  • 90-day guarantee
  • often how a build starts
run the free audit

07 — already live?

start with a free audit.

Store Health reads your store the way we would before scoping a build: apps, checkout, speed, theme. You get a grade and a priced list — useful whether or not you hire us.