Bring the problem. We take the store.
New brand, old WooCommerce, a theme that cannot be edited, ads that land on a dead collection — we diagnose, then we own the work.
Bring any problem — a new store, a messy move, dead search traffic, a catalog that will not convert, or a shop you no longer have time to run. ElvoApps solves it, ships apps as products, and stays on as the partner from niche store to brand.
Works across the stack merchants already run
Merchants do not need four vendors. They need a team that can build the store, move it, grow it, manage it, and ship apps when the theme should not fake the job.
New brand, old WooCommerce, a theme that cannot be edited, ads that land on a dead collection — we diagnose, then we own the work.
Staging you can click. Redirects you can test. A backlog you can see. No mystery sprints, no “we'll fix SEO later”.
We run small catalogs with the same seriousness as a bigger one — IA, merchandising, speed, search — so growth is not a redesign every year.
ElvoApps ships Shopify apps for jobs a theme should not fake. Install from the catalog, or talk to us if the problem is custom.
Four workstreams. One owner. You always know the stage.
Not a theme preset. Catalog, brand and operations first — then templates, sections and checkout that the merchant can actually run.
Redirects, URL map, customers, orders. Launch day is boring on purpose.
Indexation, canonicals, collection architecture — then CRO on the pages that already get traffic.
Monthly work: theme hygiene, app stack, merchant requests, experiments. You keep one number to call.
Purpose-built apps from ElvoApps. Install them. Or hire us when the problem is bigger than an app.
Import, update and schedule product data from a CSV without babysitting a spreadsheet.
Keep Shopify titles, descriptions, alt text and structured data consistent as the catalog changes.
Tag, route and follow up on orders with rules that match how fulfilment actually works.
Fixed scope, agreed before we start. No fake retainers, no invented prices on this page — the quote comes after discovery.
Published stories only.
A planned WooCommerce to Shopify cutover: products, customers, content and a redirect table treated as a deliverable — not a launch-day spreadsheet.
A Shopify 2.0 rebuild focused on product templates, lookbook sections and mobile merchandising — not a visual refresh for its own sake.
Indexation, canonicals, collection architecture and structured data first — because more blog posts would not have fixed a crawl budget problem.
How a Shopify partner actually works with ElvoApps.
Tell us the problem. We will come back with a plan — not a generic deck.