11 Best Shopify Agencies in Singapore (2026)
Compare Shopify agencies and experts in Singapore, each checked on its own site, with partner tiers, Shopify plan costs, PayNow, GST pricing and migrations.
The short answer
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Shortlist by the store you need. A first store on a standard plan, a Shopify Plus migration and a B2B catalogue suit different agencies, so check what each one lists.
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Plan the Singapore checkout early. PayNow comes through a gateway app and adds Shopify's third-party fee, GST-registered sellers must show GST-inclusive prices, and delivery fees should show before payment.
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Keep the store in your name. Open the Shopify account yourself, add the agency as a collaborator, and get the theme code and app list in writing.
The right Shopify agency in Singapore builds the store you need, from a custom theme to a Shopify Plus migration. It should also set up PayNow at checkout and GST-inclusive prices for local buyers.
Shopify’s partner tier shows an agency’s track record on Shopify. Below we compare Singapore agencies side by side, then cover what Singapore stores need at checkout and when moving from WooCommerce.
Last checked: October 2026. Every agency is described from its own website, and partner tiers come from Shopify's Partner Directory on 24 October 2026. JIN Design is our company and is listed first, and the rest are in alphabetical order. If you already know you want us, see our ecommerce website design page.
Shopify agencies in Singapore compared
“Best for” is our summary of each agency’s own website. Where an agency appears in Shopify’s Partner Directory, its tier is in the entry below.
| Agency | Website | Shopify work | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| JIN Design | jin-design.com | Custom themes, store set-up, migrations | Brands weighing Shopify against WooCommerce or custom |
| 360&5 | 360and5.com | Custom themes, Shopify Plus migration, B2B, POS | DTC and B2B brands on Shopify Plus |
| Awebstar | awebstar.com.sg | Store builds, theme tweaks, app and API work, migration, support | SMEs that want a store plus SEO and ads from one team |
| Engine Studios | enginestudios.sg | Store design and set-up, moves to Shopify, training | Small businesses that want to run Shopify themselves |
| Jumpstart Commerce | jumpstartcommerce.com | Plus migration and upgrades, maintenance, marketing automation | Brands moving to or upgrading to Shopify Plus |
| Kemana | kemana.com | Builds, integrations, payment and shipping set-up, managed services | Brands that need ERP or OMS links and ongoing support |
| MediaPlus Digital | mediaplus.com.sg | Custom design, set-up, apps, migration, SEO, maintenance | SMEs that want a Shopify build with SEO and ads |
| MS Web Designer | mswebdesigner.com | Builds, migrations, redesigns, Plus upgrades, maintenance | Stores moving to Shopify from another platform |
| Path Digital Solutions | pathdigitalsolutions.com | Store development for large catalogues, conversion work | Stores that want a build plus email marketing |
| Ranosys | ranosys.com | Plus builds, migrations, integrations, managed support | Enterprise and B2B stores with system integrations |
| Verz Design | verzdesign.com | Shopify and Plus builds, migrations, support | Brands moving to Shopify Plus with marketing support |
What does a Shopify store cost in Singapore?
A Shopify store costs a monthly plan plus apps and payment fees, and then the agency’s build fee. Shopify publishes its plan prices in SGD on its Singapore pricing page, and new stores start with 3 days free and then $1 a month for 3 months.
| Shopify plan | Paid yearly | Paid monthly | Online card rate (Shopify Payments) | Third-party gateway fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | S$29 a month | S$39 a month | 3.2% + S$0.50 | 2% |
| Grow | S$99 a month | S$132 a month | 3.1% + S$0.50 | 1% |
| Advanced | S$399 a month | S$531 a month | 3% + S$0.50 | 0.6% |
| Plus | From US$2,300 a month | From US$2,300 a month | 2.9% + S$0.50 | 0.2% |
The third-party fee is the line most budgets miss. Shopify charges it on orders paid through a gateway other than Shopify Payments, and that is how most Singapore stores take PayNow (see the PayNow section below).
Here is an example. A store on Grow takes S$20,000 a month through a PayNow gateway, so Shopify adds 1%, or S$200, on top of the gateway’s own fee. On Basic the same sales would cost S$400. Run this sum for your own order mix before you pick a plan.
Agency fees are quoted per project. The design and the size of your catalogue move the price most. Integrations and a move from an existing store add to it.
Should your Shopify agency build a custom theme or use apps?
Most stores sit between the two. A custom theme is designed around your products and brand, while a store theme from Shopify’s Theme Store is styled to fit and extended with apps.
Apps are quick to add, but each paid one is another monthly bill, and many load their own scripts on every page. A custom theme takes longer to build and keeps more of the code under your control.
Ask every agency for two lists before you sign. One shows what is custom code in the theme. The other shows each app with its monthly cost. When an app is removed later, ask the agency to check the theme for leftover code.
The best Shopify agencies and experts in Singapore
1. JIN Design
A Singapore web agency that designs and builds online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or custom code.
We design custom Shopify themes, set up stores and move your store data across from WooCommerce or a custom store. Because we also build on WooCommerce and custom code, we recommend Shopify only when it suits your catalogue and your team.
The Singapore details are planned before design starts. PayNow sits next to cards at checkout through a gateway that supports it, GST-registered stores show GST-inclusive prices, and the delivery fee appears before payment.
Where it can be traced, each order is linked to the campaign that brought the buyer and sent back to Google and Meta. When a store moves platform, every old address redirects to its new page.
| Detail | JIN Design |
|---|---|
| Website | jin-design.com |
| Shopify work | Custom themes, store set-up, migrations |
| Migrates from | WooCommerce and custom stores |
| Platforms | Shopify, WooCommerce, custom code |
| Singapore office | Singapore |
| Also does | Website maintenance, SEO, tracking and analytics, landing pages |
Pros
- Builds on Shopify, WooCommerce or custom code, so the platform fits the store
- PayNow and GST-inclusive prices planned into checkout
- Orders linked to campaigns where they can be traced
Things to check
- Pricing is quoted per project after a free consultation
Good fit for: brands that want a custom Shopify store, or advice on whether Shopify is the right platform at all.
2. 360&5
A Singapore Shopify and Shopify Plus design and development agency for DTC and B2B brands.
360&5 calls itself a full-service Shopify and Shopify Plus design and development agency, and its homepage header carries a Shopify Platinum Partner badge. Its services are custom theme development, Shopify Plus migration, Shopify B2B for wholesale pricing and catalogues, and Shopify POS for single and multi-store retail.
If you sell on WooCommerce today, read its migration page. It names WooCommerce among the platforms it moves stores from, alongside Magento, Shopline and Shopcada, and sets out six steps from planning to post-migration support, with payment gateways connected during the integration step.
Its site names Singapore brands such as Awfully Chocolate, Cortina Watch, Mighty Jaxx and Love & Co. among its clients, and lists an office at International Plaza on Anson Road.
| Detail | 360&5 |
|---|---|
| Website | 360and5.com |
| Shopify work | Custom themes, Shopify Plus migration, B2B, POS |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Platinum |
| Migrates from | Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Shopcada, Shopline, Squarespace |
| Platforms | Shopify, Shopify Plus |
| Singapore office | International Plaza, Anson Road |
| Also does | UX design, creative direction, email and loyalty set-up, support retainers |
Pros
- Works only on Shopify and Shopify Plus, according to its site
- Names WooCommerce among the platforms it migrates from
- Shopify B2B and POS listed as separate services
Things to check
- Ask whether projects below Shopify Plus are a fit, as most of its pages focus on Plus
- Ask how old URLs are redirected during a migration
Good fit for: brands that sell direct and wholesale and want a Shopify Plus build or move.
3. Awebstar
A Singapore web design agency in Raffles Place that builds Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce stores.
Awebstar describes itself as a web design agency in Singapore with over 12 years of experience, and its ecommerce section says it builds online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce. Its Shopify page lists theme tweaks, API development for Shopify and Shopify support, and its FAQ adds custom builds, app integration, store migration and maintenance.
Its Shopify packages are worth reading side by side. The Advanced package lists PayNow integration and the Basic one does not, so check which package your quote is based on if you need PayNow at checkout.
Beyond ecommerce, the site covers mobile apps and digital marketing, and it lists an office at Bharat Building, Raffles Place.
| Detail | Awebstar |
|---|---|
| Website | awebstar.com.sg |
| Shopify work | Store builds, theme tweaks, app and API work, migration, support |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Select |
| Platforms | Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, WordPress |
| Singapore office | Bharat Building, Raffles Place |
| Also does | Web design, mobile apps, SEO, paid ads, branding |
Pros
- Builds on Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce
- PayNow integration named in its Advanced Shopify package
- In-house team in Raffles Place, according to its site
Things to check
- Ask which package your quote is based on and what each one includes
- Ask which platforms they migrate from, as the Shopify page does not name them
Good fit for: SMEs that want a Shopify store and ongoing marketing from the same agency.
4. Engine Studios
A small Singapore studio that sets up Shopify stores and teaches owners to run them.
Engine Studios says it is a people-first web design and development agency based in Singapore, established in 2010, whose team specialises as Shopify consultants. It designs and sets up Shopify websites and also runs Shopify workshops and one-on-one training over Zoom.
The training is aimed at owners. It sells a Basic Shopify Course and has pages on claiming SkillsFuture Credit and the UTAP grant for it, for owners who want to manage products and orders themselves after launch.
Testimonials on the site mention moving existing stores to Shopify and later redesigns for the same clients.
| Detail | Engine Studios |
|---|---|
| Website | enginestudios.sg |
| Shopify work | Store design and set-up, moves to Shopify, training |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Plus |
| Platforms | Shopify |
| Singapore office | Singapore (contact by email) |
| Also does | Shopify courses and workshops, one-on-one Shopify training |
Pros
- Shopify training and courses alongside store set-up
- Course pages explain SkillsFuture Credit and UTAP claims
- Established in 2010, according to its About page
Things to check
- Ask whether training can be held in person as well as online
- Ask which platforms they can move a store from
Good fit for: small businesses that want a Shopify store and the skills to run it in-house.
5. Jumpstart Commerce
A Shopify Plus agency with a presence in Singapore and four other Southeast Asian markets.
Jumpstart Commerce describes itself as a Shopify Platinum Partner and lists its presence as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia. Its services are migration to Shopify Plus, upgrades from a standard Shopify plan to Plus, Shopify store maintenance and ecommerce marketing automation.
Its case studies include a WooCommerce migration and Plus redesigns, and its site names clients such as Paula’s Choice, Club 21, Bynd Artisan and G2000. It says customer support runs Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.
Its privacy policy gives a Singapore address at Tradehub 21, Boon Lay Way.
| Detail | Jumpstart Commerce |
|---|---|
| Website | jumpstartcommerce.com |
| Shopify work | Plus migration and upgrades, maintenance, marketing automation |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Platinum |
| Migrates from | Magento, Demandware, WordPress, WooCommerce (case study) |
| Platforms | Shopify, Shopify Plus |
| Singapore office | Tradehub 21, Boon Lay Way |
| Also does | Ecommerce marketing automation, store maintenance |
Pros
- Presence in five Southeast Asian markets for regional stores
- Store maintenance offered as its own service
- WooCommerce migration among its case studies
Things to check
- Ask whether it takes on stores that will stay on a standard Shopify plan
- Confirm support hours if your store trades on weekends
Good fit for: growing brands that plan to sell across Southeast Asia on Shopify Plus.
6. Kemana
An ecommerce agency focused on Shopify, with a Singapore office and teams across Asia and Europe.
Kemana calls itself an ecommerce agency focused on Shopify, helping brands build AI-powered commerce solutions. Its Shopify page invites brands to build with it on Shopify and Shopify Plus and lists two Shopify services, ecommerce development and managed services.
Integration work is the theme of its pages. They mention CRM, ERP and order management systems, and its implementation service covers payment and shipping set-up and moves from other platforms. Its managed services plan, which it calls KIMS, includes a dedicated account manager and round-the-clock monitoring.
It also works on Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce and commercetools, and lists offices in Singapore (Boon Tat Street), Jakarta, Manila, Tokyo, London and Porto.
| Detail | Kemana |
|---|---|
| Website | kemana.com |
| Shopify work | Builds, integrations, payment and shipping set-up, managed services |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Plus |
| Platforms | Shopify, Shopify Plus, Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce, commercetools |
| Singapore office | Eagles Center, Boon Tat Street |
| Also does | UX design, site audits, platform handovers, hosting |
Pros
- Managed services with a dedicated account manager
- Lists CRM, ERP and order management integrations
- Takes over platforms from other agencies (platform handovers)
Things to check
- Ask which Shopify plan sizes it usually takes on
- Ask for Shopify examples similar to your store
Good fit for: brands whose store must connect to back-office systems and needs a support plan after launch.
7. MediaPlus Digital
A Singapore web design and digital marketing agency with a dedicated Shopify design and development service.
MediaPlus Digital calls itself Singapore’s trusted Shopify website design and development agency on its Shopify page. The service covers custom Shopify design, store set-up and configuration, app integration, migration from WooCommerce, Magento or a custom CMS, Shopify SEO and conversion work, and ongoing maintenance.
Its site mentions PayNow and GrabPay checkout support and multi-channel selling on Shopee and Lazada. That matters if you already sell on the marketplaces and want stock and orders handled together.
It also builds WordPress sites and runs SEO and paid ads. It lists an office at Paya Lebar Square.
| Detail | MediaPlus Digital |
|---|---|
| Website | mediaplus.com.sg |
| Shopify work | Custom design, set-up, apps, migration, SEO, maintenance |
| Migrates from | WooCommerce, Magento, custom CMS |
| Platforms | Shopify, WordPress, WooCommerce, custom |
| Singapore office | Paya Lebar Square |
| Also does | SEO, Google and Meta ads, landing pages, maintenance |
Pros
- Names WooCommerce migration on its Shopify page
- PayNow and GrabPay checkout support mentioned on its site
- Marketplace selling on Shopee and Lazada listed
Things to check
- Ask which gateway it uses for PayNow on Shopify
- Pricing is by quote, so ask for an itemised one
Good fit for: SMEs that want one agency for the Shopify build, SEO and ads.
8. MS Web Designer
A Shopify and Shopify Plus agency with a Singapore office that focuses on store builds and migrations.
MS Web Designer says it has worked on Shopify since 2016 and lists store development, redesigns, Shopify Plus upgrades, conversion and speed work, and store maintenance. It also publishes its own app on the Shopify App Store.
Its migration page names Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, OpenCart, Squarespace and Volusion as source platforms, lists the records it moves (products, customers, orders, reviews, discounts), and includes a step for setting up redirects.
| Detail | MS Web Designer |
|---|---|
| Website | mswebdesigner.com |
| Shopify work | Builds, migrations, redesigns, Plus upgrades, maintenance |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Plus |
| Migrates from | Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, BigCommerce, OpenCart, Squarespace, Volusion |
| Platforms | Shopify, Shopify Plus |
| Singapore office | Song Lin Building, Syed Alwi Road |
| Also does | Conversion and speed work, store maintenance, its own Shopify app |
Pros
- Detailed migration page with a redirect step
- Names WooCommerce among its source platforms
- Maintenance offered after launch
Things to check
- Ask what the maintenance plan covers after launch
- Ask how customer accounts are handled after a migration
Good fit for: stores on WooCommerce or another platform that want a planned move to Shopify.
9. Path Digital Solutions
A Singapore ecommerce growth agency that builds Shopify stores and runs email marketing.
Path Digital Solutions calls itself the ecommerce growth agency, focused on customer lifetime value. Its Shopify store development service is pitched at stores with hundreds of product types, brands and collections, built by its own copywriters, designers and developers and set up for conversion.
Email marketing and automation sit next to the store work, and the agency also runs training for ecommerce teams. That mix suits owners who want to learn the marketing side as well as launch the store.
Its site gives a Singapore address at Ubi Crescent and its company registration number.
| Detail | Path Digital Solutions |
|---|---|
| Website | pathdigitalsolutions.com |
| Shopify work | Store development for large catalogues, conversion work |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Select |
| Platforms | Shopify |
| Singapore office | Ubi Crescent |
| Also does | Email marketing and automation, ecommerce training and coaching |
Pros
- Shopify builds aimed at large catalogues
- Email marketing and automation from the same team
- Ecommerce training for in-house teams
Things to check
- Ask which platforms they can migrate from
- Ask whether theme design is custom or based on a store theme
Good fit for: stores with large catalogues that want the build and email marketing from one team.
10. Ranosys
A digital commerce consultancy with a Singapore office that builds and migrates Shopify Plus stores.
Ranosys says that as a Shopify Plus Partner it builds and migrates high-volume B2B and D2C stores, and that it has been a Shopify Plus Partner since 2020. Its Shopify Plus page lists multi-brand, multi-country and multilingual builds, integrations with CRM, OMS, PIM and ERP systems, and managed support.
It names WooCommerce among its migration sources, with Magento, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, BigCommerce, WordPress and PrestaShop. It also sells Plover, which it describes as a Shopify Plus accelerator for launching in weeks.
Ranosys works on Adobe Commerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud too, and lists its Asia Pacific office at Oxley BizHub on Ubi Road, alongside offices in other countries.
| Detail | Ranosys |
|---|---|
| Website | ranosys.com |
| Shopify work | Plus builds, migrations, integrations, managed support |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Premier |
| Migrates from | Magento, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, WordPress, PrestaShop |
| Platforms | Shopify Plus, Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud |
| Singapore office | Oxley BizHub, Ubi Road 1 |
| Also does | AI and automation, data and analytics, digital transformation |
Pros
- Shopify Plus Partner since 2020, according to its site
- Integration work with ERP, OMS and PIM systems
- Names WooCommerce among its migration sources
Things to check
- Ask whether it takes on stores below Shopify Plus
- Ask for Shopify Plus examples similar to your store
Good fit for: larger brands on Shopify Plus whose store has to connect to ERP and order systems.
11. Verz Design
A Singapore digital agency that designs and builds Shopify and Shopify Plus stores and runs ecommerce marketing.
Verz Design calls itself a Shopify Plus agency and Shopify Plus partner agency, and its ecommerce page carries the line “Certified Shopify Premier Agency”. It builds Shopify and Shopify Plus stores for Singapore and regional brands and offers migration and ongoing support.
Its case studies include iORA moving from WooCommerce to Shopify Plus and Saturday Club moving from Magento. Klaviyo email marketing, SEO and paid search sit alongside the store work, and its Shopify Plus page says the team is in-house.
It also builds WordPress corporate sites and mobile apps, and lists its office at HH@Kallang on Kallang Pudding Road.
| Detail | Verz Design |
|---|---|
| Website | verzdesign.com |
| Shopify work | Shopify and Plus builds, migrations, support |
| Shopify directory tier (24 Oct 2026) | Premier |
| Migrates from | Magento, WooCommerce |
| Platforms | Shopify, Shopify Plus, WordPress |
| Singapore office | HH@Kallang, Kallang Pudding Road |
| Also does | Klaviyo email marketing, SEO, SEM, mobile apps |
Pros
- WooCommerce to Shopify Plus migration among its case studies
- Email marketing and SEO from the same team
- In-house team, according to its Shopify Plus page
Things to check
- Its ecommerce page promises migration with "zero SEO loss", so ask for the conditions in writing
- Ask whether standard Shopify plans are a fit as well as Plus
Good fit for: brands moving off WooCommerce or Magento that also want email marketing and SEO.
How do Shopify stores in Singapore accept PayNow?
Shopify stores in Singapore accept PayNow through a payment gateway that offers PayNow and has a Shopify app. PayNow is not among the Shopify Payments rates on Shopify’s Singapore pricing page, so it has to come from a separate provider.
When we checked their sites in October 2026, HitPay, Airwallex and Antom each listed PayNow and a Shopify plugin. Our guide to payment gateways in Singapore compares them in more detail, including payout times.
Shopify’s pricing page lists a separate fee for orders paid through third-party payment providers. A store that runs cards through Shopify Payments and PayNow through a gateway pays that fee on its PayNow orders only.
Ask your agency to place real PayNow test orders before launch. Check that the order is marked paid on its own, and that refunds work the way your team expects.
How should a Shopify store in Singapore show GST?
If your business is GST-registered, IRAS requires the prices you show to the public, including on your website, to include GST (currently 9%).
Shopify’s tax settings let you show product prices with tax included. Ask your agency to set this up, then check a product page, the cart and the order confirmation email. Each one should show the same GST-inclusive total.
If you are not GST-registered, do not charge GST at all. Shopify’s pricing page does not say whether its own plan fees include GST, so check your first Shopify bill too.
How do Shopify stores handle delivery in Singapore?
Shopify’s delivery settings cover flat and weight-based shipping rates, free shipping above an amount, local delivery and in-store pickup. Couriers usually connect through the courier’s own app or a shipping app that books several couriers.
Singapore addresses need a unit number as well as the block and street, so make sure the checkout asks for it clearly. Ask which delivery speeds and pickup options your courier and agency can set up.
Show the delivery fee before payment, so the total at checkout holds no surprises. For how delivery promises fit into campaigns, see our guide to ecommerce marketing in Singapore.
What should a Shopify agency handle when you move from WooCommerce?
A WooCommerce to Shopify move has to carry over your store data and every old URL. Shopify puts products under /products/ and collections under /collections/, so most WooCommerce addresses change and each one needs a redirect.
Shopify’s own migration guide gives the order. Import products first, then customers, then past orders. Products and customers can come across by CSV or the Store Migration app, while past orders need an app or Shopify’s API. The guide also suggests turning off new-order notifications during the import, or staff get an email for every old order.
Customer passwords do not usually come across, so ask how customers will reactivate their accounts. Set up the redirects before the domain moves, then check that your most-visited old pages land in the right place after launch.
Several agencies in this guide name WooCommerce among the platforms they migrate from. Ask each one which records they move, how they map redirects, and how many test orders they place before the switch. If you are still choosing a platform, our guide to planning an online store in Singapore compares Shopify, WooCommerce and custom builds.
What to ask a Shopify agency in Singapore before you sign
Send every agency on your shortlist the same questions and compare the written answers next to the quotes.
- Whose name is the store in? Open the Shopify account under your company and add the agency as a collaborator, which Shopify supports.
- What is custom and what is an app? Get the app list with monthly costs, and ask who owns the theme code.
- Which gateway gives us PayNow? Ask for the gateway’s fee and Shopify’s third-party fee on your plan.
- How will prices show GST? Check one product page together before launch.
- Which delivery options will you set up? Ask which couriers they connect and how fees show at checkout.
- For a migration, which records move and how are redirects tested?
- What happens after launch? Ask what the support plan covers and how fast they respond.
What do Shopify Partner tiers mean for Singapore buyers?
Shopify’s Partner Directory shows tiers from Select up to Platinum on each partner’s profile. Shopify says partners are tiered on several factors, including their history of experience and proven success on Shopify.
A tier is a useful first filter, and it says nothing about price or about whether an agency takes on stores your size. When we checked the directory on 24 October 2026, 25 partners were listed under Singapore. A tier is one signal, so also look at each agency’s own Shopify work.
How we chose these Shopify agencies
Every agency here lists Shopify store work on its own website and gives a Singapore address or describes itself as based in Singapore. We filtered Shopify’s Partner Directory by Singapore, checked each partner’s own site, and added agencies with a Shopify service page in Singapore.
Each entry is written only from what the agency’s own website says. Tiers are copied from Shopify’s directory as shown on 24 October 2026. We re-check this list every quarter.
How JIN Design builds Shopify stores in Singapore
We design custom Shopify themes and move stores across from WooCommerce or custom builds. Because we also build on WooCommerce and custom code, we will tell you if Shopify does not suit your catalogue.
Your Shopify account stays in your company’s name. Your store launches with PayNow and cards working, and old URLs redirect to their new pages.
See what our ecommerce website design service covers, or talk to us about your store.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Shopify store cost in Singapore?
Shopify's Singapore pricing page (checked 24 October 2026) lists Basic at S$29, Grow at S$99 and Advanced at S$399 a month when paid yearly, or S$39, S$132 and S$531 paid monthly. Shopify Plus starts at US$2,300 a month. On top come paid apps, payment fees and the agency's build fee, which depends on the design, the size of your catalogue and any migration.
Can I hire someone to set up my Shopify store in Singapore?
Yes. Shopify agencies and freelance Shopify experts set up stores, design themes and move products across from other platforms. Shopify's Partner Directory lets you filter partners by location, and each agency in this guide lists Shopify store work on its own website.
Can a Shopify store in Singapore accept PayNow?
Yes, through a payment gateway that offers PayNow and has a Shopify app. PayNow is not listed among the Shopify Payments rates on Shopify's Singapore pricing page, so orders paid this way also carry Shopify's third-party transaction fee, which ranges from 2% on Basic to 0.2% on Plus.
What do Shopify Partner tiers mean?
Shopify's Partner Directory shows tiers from Select up to Platinum. Shopify says partners are tiered on several factors, including their history of experience and proven success on Shopify. A tier tells you about an agency's track record on Shopify, so still compare its proposal, team and quote for your own store.
Should I move my WooCommerce store to Shopify?
It can make sense if you would rather Shopify run the hosting and checkout, and your products fit Shopify's plans and apps. Stay on WooCommerce if you need deep custom rules or full control of the code. If you move, plan a redirect for every old URL, because Shopify's product and collection addresses differ from WooCommerce's.
Can I hire someone to manage my Shopify store?
Yes. Several agencies in this guide list Shopify store maintenance or monthly support, covering theme changes, app updates, speed and new features. Ask what the monthly fee includes and how fast they respond.
Which is the best Shopify agency in Singapore?
The best one for you builds the kind of store you need, explains which parts are custom and which are apps, and sets up PayNow, GST-inclusive prices and delivery for Singapore. We list ourselves first, then the other agencies alphabetically, each described from its own website.
