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8 Best Shopify Agencies in Singapore (2026)

Compare 8 Shopify agencies in Singapore, from Shopify Plus specialists to web design studios, with store builds, migrations and support described.

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Choosing a Shopify agency in Singapore is mostly about fit: some firms only build on Shopify, while others treat it as one platform among several alongside design, search and email marketing. This list gathers eight agencies with a Singapore presence and describes each one as its own website presents it. Partner badges, tiers, case studies and experience figures are the agencies' own statements, and Shopify's partner directory is the place to confirm any status. Read the entries to see who focuses on new builds, migrations, B2B or ongoing support, shortlist two or three, and ask each for a written scope before committing to a project.

1. 360&5

360&5 presents itself as an ecommerce agency that designs and builds Shopify and Shopify Plus stores for direct-to-consumer and business-to-business brands. Its site describes itself as a certified Shopify Plus partner, a statement worth confirming in Shopify's own directory. Listed services include web and UX design, Shopify development, migration to Shopify Plus, Shopify B2B, Shopify POS, creative direction and ongoing support. The agency lists a Singapore office in the Tanjong Pagar business district and says it also covers the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and China. Its blog carries explainers on topics such as Shopify partner tiers and custom development versus theme-store templates, which offer a feel for how the team talks about projects. Requests go through its contact page.

2. Jumpstart Commerce

Jumpstart Commerce calls itself a Shopify Plus agency that helps small and medium-sized businesses with ecommerce strategy, design and marketing automation. Its homepage banner describes it as the only Shopify Platinum partner in Southeast Asia, which is the company's own claim and should be checked with Shopify before you rely on it. Services listed on the site include migrating or upgrading to Shopify Plus, store maintenance and marketing automation, and it says it has built more than 800 Shopify stores. Singapore appears among five countries in its footer, alongside Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia, though no street address is given. Enquiries go through a contact form on its website rather than a published email or phone number.

Singapore (regional team)
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3. Verz Design

Verz Design describes itself as a digital commerce and performance marketing agency, so Shopify sits inside a wider mix of web design, search, paid media and email marketing. Its services menu includes Shopify Plus design and development, and its case studies describe store migrations onto Shopify Plus. The homepage does not name a formal Shopify partner tier, so ask the agency directly about its status. The company lists a Kallang office in Singapore and says it follows the country's personal data protection rules. It also publishes guides on working with a Shopify agency, which can help you prepare a brief. This suits businesses that want design, development and marketing handled under one roof.

4. Awebstar

Awebstar is a Singapore web design agency that gives Shopify its own page. That page lists store builds, theme tweaks, API development for Shopify, growth strategy and ongoing Shopify support, and its FAQ says the team can move existing stores onto the platform and work with custom themes and apps. Its footer carries a Shopify partner badge linking to Shopify's directory, though the page does not state a partner tier. The agency says its in-house team works from Raffles Place and also builds on WooCommerce and BigCommerce, which makes it a candidate if you are still comparing platforms. The site publishes a general email, a phone line and a contact page, plus a notice warning visitors about people impersonating the company.

5. MediaPlus Digital

MediaPlus Digital runs a dedicated Shopify page describing itself as a trusted Shopify website design and development agency in Singapore. The page says the work covers store setup from domain to payment gateway, custom responsive themes built on Online Store 2.0, migration from WooCommerce, Magento or custom platforms, app integrations for shipping, CRM and marketing, and continuing maintenance. It mentions local checkout options such as PayNow and GrabPay. The page does not name a formal Shopify partner programme. The company lists its Singapore base at Paya Lebar Square, with further offices in Malaysia, Australia, China and Hong Kong, and offers a contact page and a WhatsApp link. Check its own site for current service details before enquiring.

6. Above1

Above1 is a Singapore company that gives Shopify its own expertise page, headed as a trusted Shopify ecommerce agency. Services listed there are store setup, bespoke design, Shopify apps including custom app development, migration, marketing and support. Its wording includes Shopify partner and expert labels, but the page does not state an official partner tier, so verify that detail if it matters to you. Above1 says it also builds websites more broadly and offers Singapore web hosting, which may appeal if you want one vendor for the site and its hosting. Its contact page lists a Kaki Bukit office and a sales email. The agency also links a Facebook page for updates and enquiries.

7. Soodo

Soodo describes itself as a Shopify agency that builds Shopify websites that sell, working mainly with Singapore small businesses, bootstrapped online founders and growing brands. Its site lists three services: new Shopify website development, optimisation of existing stores including conversion rate optimisation, and migrations plus custom Shopify projects, with people moving from Shopee, WooCommerce, Magento or Wix named as typical clients. It also lists workshop and one-to-one training options for store owners. The footer labels it a Shopify partner. Soodo states that support runs on Singapore working hours and that it provides WhatsApp support after launch. Contact details, including an email and a phone number, are published on its contact page, but no street address is shown.

Singapore (location not published)
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8. Kemana

Kemana describes itself as an ecommerce agency focused on Shopify, helping brands build AI-powered commerce solutions. Its homepage lists experience design, ecommerce implementation across several platforms, managed services with service-level agreements, platform handovers from other agencies, digital audits and ecommerce hosting. Shopify appears in its platform list next to Adobe Commerce and Salesforce Commerce, so it suits brands weighing more than one enterprise option. Its contact page lists a Singapore office on Boon Tat Street among six offices across Asia and Europe. Recent news items on the site are dated mid-2026, which points to an active business. Kemana does not publish a Shopify partner tier on its homepage, so ask about that directly.

Central Business District
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How to choose

  • Start with how each agency describes its Shopify credentials. Partner labels and tiers on agency websites are the agencies' own statements, and they can change. Ask which tier it holds today, then check Shopify's partner directory yourself rather than relying on a badge, a blog post or a third-party roundup.
  • Match the agency to the job. A new store, a migration from WooCommerce or Magento, a B2B storefront and ongoing support are different pieces of work. Ask for examples closest to yours and whether the same team that scopes the project will also build it and look after it afterwards.
  • Decide whether you want a Shopify specialist or a wider agency. Some firms on this list only build on Shopify, while others pair it with search, paid media, email and hosting. A broader team can simplify vendors, while a specialist may go deeper on themes, apps and integrations.
  • Ask what the proposal covers before work starts. Request a written scope listing design, theme work, app setup, data migration, redirects, payment and delivery set-up, training and launch support. Clear boundaries make quotes easier to compare and reduce the chance of surprise extras once the project is already moving.
  • Plan for life after launch. Ask who owns the store account and theme code, how fixes and updates are handled, what support channels exist, and what the arrangement looks like if you later change agencies. Get the answers in writing and keep admin access in your own hands.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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