A Shopify Plus agency designs, builds, and scales commerce on Shopify Plus, the platform's tier for high-volume DTC and B2B brands.
Makro is a Shopify Plus Premier Partner. We replatform brands onto Shopify Plus, build DTC and B2B storefronts, connect the store to ERP and OMS, and run the conversion work that follows. One senior team, accountable from discovery to launch. Strategy, design, development, and UX sit in-house with senior Shopify Plus experts, which is what lets an ecommerce program move as one team. See what we build or our work.
The scope of the practice is the full ecommerce lifecycle on one platform: strategy, UX and storefront design, theme and headless development, ERP and OMS integration, migration off legacy stacks, and the CRO program after launch. That is what an enterprise brand should expect a Shopify Plus agency to carry, and it is the standard we hold the work to.
Shopify Plus is the tier brands reach when ecommerce gets complex. These are the three patterns where a partner is worth more than an in-house stopgap.
B2B rules, multi-store setups, customer-specific pricing, and ERP-connected inventory are where Shopify Plus earns its tier. We staff for that complexity instead of forcing a template onto it.
Legacy platforms get expensive and brittle. We run staged replatforms off Magento, WooCommerce, and custom stacks, with products, accounts, order history, and subscription state reconciled before cutover, so nothing is lost at launch.
Premier Partner is the top tier in the Shopify Plus program, reserved for agencies with a track record on complex enterprise commerce. You inherit proven delivery, not a first attempt.
Roadmaps, merchandising, and conversion rate optimization grounded in your data, not a generic playbook.
Storefronts that carry the brand and still convert, from the homepage to the checkout edge cases.
The storefront connected to ERP, OMS, and the systems that run the business, built to stay in sync.
Staged cutovers off Magento, WooCommerce, and custom stacks onto Shopify Plus, with orders, accounts, and subscription state reconciled before the switch.
Wholesale portals, company accounts, customer pricing, and the custom logic your operation needs where the platform stops.
Development is where an enterprise ecommerce build holds or fails. Every Makro developer is a senior, in-house Shopify Plus expert: no outsourced sprints, no junior team learning on your store. The team has shipped enterprise ecommerce builds across DTC, B2B, and hybrid selling models, and supports them after launch. These are the four development disciplines the work runs on.
Where native fields stop, custom development carries the logic: pricing engines, quote-to-order flows, and the middleware that keeps ERP and storefront in sync. App development runs against Shopify's APIs with rate limits, webhooks, and reconciliation jobs engineered in from the start, so the integration behaves the same on Black Friday as it does in staging.
Checkout development on Shopify Plus runs through checkout extensibility and Functions. We build discount logic, shipping rules, and payment customizations inside that framework, so they survive platform upgrades instead of breaking with them. That is the difference between extending checkout and patching it.
Most enterprise storefronts are best served by disciplined theme development. Where the case for headless is real (multi-brand publishing, heavy editorial, an existing front-end stack), we build headless storefronts on Hydrogen and Next.js against the Storefront API. And when headless would only add infrastructure your team then owns, we say so before you pay for it. Headless is an architecture decision, not a badge; the right call depends on how your ecommerce team publishes and what it can operate.
The developers who scope the build are the developers who ship it and support it. That continuity is why our ERP integrations and B2B builds hold up in production: the expertise stays with the store instead of rotating off at launch.
We build for brands where commerce is complex. The work is staffed for that complexity, not a template applied to everyone.
Replatforms, integrations, and app builds run on methods we have run before, which is what keeps a launch from becoming a gamble.
Subscriptions, filtering, and POS integration are largely built. You inherit them instead of paying to invent them.
We invest in the relationship beyond go-live. The team that builds your store is the team that helps it grow.
UX decisions run on session recordings, heatmaps, and funnel data from your store, not taste. We rework the flows the data flags: navigation, PDP, cart, and checkout, then measure the delta after each release.
CRO on an enterprise store is a program, not a one-off audit. Structured test cycles across the ecommerce funnel, winners kept, losers documented, so conversion gains compound quarter over quarter. It is how an enterprise store keeps improving long after the replatform ships.
Design systems built for catalogs with thousands of SKUs, multiple markets, and B2B and DTC selling side by side. The design carries the brand and stays maintainable as the catalog grows.
Designers and developers work as one team, so what is designed is what ships. No fidelity lost between the design file and the production storefront.
Four phases, named owners, explicit exit criteria. The same senior experts carry the project from the first workshop to the quarter after launch, which is how replatforms land on schedule instead of accruing a rebuild tax.
Every engagement starts with a paid discovery: catalog audit, systems map, B2B requirements, and the migration inventory if you are replatforming. You leave with a scope and a number that reflect the real work, whether or not we do the build.
Data model first, storefront second. We decide where each piece of logic lives (native Shopify Plus, a custom app, or middleware) before a screen is designed, so the design is grounded in what the architecture supports.
Development ships in stages: storefront, then ERP and OMS integration, then B2B flows, each tested against production data volumes before anything cuts over. Enterprise catalogs surface their edge cases in staging, not on launch day.
Cutover is rehearsed, not attempted. After launch the same team runs the CRO program and monitors the integrations, because an enterprise ecommerce store is operated, not just shipped.
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We migrated a global fashion brand off Magento onto Shopify Plus and wired real-time inventory across the stack, so what the storefront shows is what the warehouse holds.
A Shopify Plus agency designs, builds, and scales commerce on Shopify Plus, the platform's tier for high-volume DTC and B2B brands. Makro is a Shopify Plus Premier Partner: we handle replatforms, DTC and B2B storefronts, ERP and OMS integration, custom apps, and the conversion work that follows, with one senior in-house team from discovery to launch.
Enterprise commerce on Shopify Plus is where B2B rules, multi-store setups, ERP integration, and migrations get complex. A Premier Partner has done that work before, which keeps a launch from becoming a first attempt. You inherit proven delivery frameworks and prebuilt accelerators instead of paying to invent them.
Yes. Migrating to Shopify Plus is core work for Makro. We run staged replatforms off Magento, WooCommerce, and custom stacks, reconciling products, customer accounts, order history, and subscription state before the cutover so nothing is lost at launch. Book a discovery call to scope a migration.
Cost and timeline depend on scope: catalog size, the systems being integrated, B2B requirements, and whether it is a migration or a net-new build. We scope each project in a paid discovery before quoting, so the number reflects the real work rather than a template price.
Yes. Makro holds Shopify's Premier Partner tier, the highest level in the Shopify Plus partner program, reserved for agencies with a proven track record on complex enterprise commerce.
Yes. Development is the core of the practice: custom app development, checkout extensibility and Shopify Functions, theme development, and headless builds on Hydrogen where the case is real. Every developer is a senior in-house Shopify Plus expert, and the team that scopes your build is the team that ships it.
Yes. Not every engagement is a rebuild. We run UX audits and conversion rate optimization programs on live Shopify Plus stores: session data and funnel analysis first, then targeted design and development changes from the same experts who build our replatforms, measured release by release against your ecommerce baseline.
Replatform plans, B2B builds, ERP integrations, conversion work. Book a discovery call and a Shopify Plus expert will tell you what the build actually takes.
