Shopify builds · BeeTop · since 2010
We map your collections from search data for each country you ship to, then set up the theme, payments and apps. The store opens with test orders already placed.
Most of this is settled before the first product goes into the catalogue.
Each collection answers one search, so it can rank by itself instead of fighting its neighbours for the same term.
Descriptions sit in the HTML the server sends, which is the exact fault we found and fixed on a Dutch store.
We test what every app adds to load time, and a slow one leaves the store however nice it looks.
Every market gets its own currency and language, plus search terms researched for that country.
The platform is strong in four areas. If two of them matter to you, Shopify should be on the shortlist.
Hosting, updates and security sit with Shopify. Nobody on your side has to patch plugins on a Friday night.
Markets, currencies, local payment methods and translated storefronts are part of the platform. For selling into the UK, the EU and North America that saves a lot of custom work.
A broken payment step costs you the order and the customer. Shopify’s checkout is hosted and holds up under load without extra configuration.
Reviews, upsells, email, subscriptions and analytics all exist as apps. Most stores never need a developer for them.
Projects Vitaliy led himself. The store in the Netherlands is the Shopify one; the other figures show the same habit of building categories from data.
Upwork projects · Netherlands and other markets
Top Rated Plus, $100K+ earned on Upwork. Read every review on the profile.
See the Upwork profileI had a very professional service from Vitaly. The work was completed to a high standard, and he was extremely helpful throughout. I would definitely hire him again and highly recommend his services.
The job was completed. We prepared the high-quality text tests for my website for SEO, and Vitaliy provided excellent consultation throughout our collaboration. He explained everything in detail and educated my team and me.
Product and market first, the theme second, apps last. You get a store filled with products, with checkout already tried.
What you sell, to whom and in which countries. Those answers fix the number of collections, the filters and the languages for product copy.
You get a first collection outline, an app list and a price
We adapt a Shopify theme to your brand or build a custom one. The product page takes most of the effort, since that is where people decide.
You get a theme you have checked on a laptop and a phone
Payment providers and shipping rates go in first, then the few apps you need. Titles, collection copy and markup are set within what Shopify allows.
You get working checkout settings and a short app list
Products are imported, checkout is tried with real orders and the store opens. Then we show you around the admin.
You get a live store and every login in your hands
Three short questions about what you sell. When the answer is an online store, Shopify builds start at that same figure.
Questions store owners put to us before they commit to a Shopify build.
Shopify bills its plan directly. Our fee pays for the collection map, theme work, payments, apps, product import and the SEO groundwork. It starts from $6,000, and the exact number comes after your free estimate.
No. When we have agreed the scope, the figure stays put. A larger catalogue or an extra integration gets priced before work begins, never in the middle.
Yes. Vitaliy works in English, German and Dutch, so the copy for each market is read by someone who understands it. Kyiv is one hour ahead of Amsterdam and Berlin, and two ahead of London.
The contract and payment live on Upwork, where BeeTop holds Top Rated Plus with $100K+ earned. You are free to end it whenever you like, and so are we. Vitaliy runs the build himself, with no account manager in the middle.
We never promise first place. We give every collection a search it can win and keep the theme readable for Google, and SEO after launch can take it further.
What our Shopify development services include, next to the usual developer quote.
| A typical Shopify developer | BeeTop | |
|---|---|---|
| Theme | Installed and coloured to your brand | Adapted with the product page done first |
| Collection structure | Copied from the supplier catalogue | Collections and navigation drawn from search data |
| Payments and shipping | Card payments switched on | Currencies, zones and local methods per market |
| Apps | Whatever the brief lists, all installed | Reviews, email, upsells, each one speed-tested |
| Copy for each market | No | English, German or Dutch, checked by Vitaliy |
| Category text Google can see | Rarely checked once the theme is in | Descriptions in the HTML from the first load |
| SEO groundwork | Passed to an SEO agency later | Titles, collection copy and markup at launch |
| Test orders | One test payment before launch | Each payment method and zone, again after go-live |
| Handover | Logins sent by email | Logins plus an admin walk-through, app by app |
| Covered | 4 of 9 | 9 of 9 |
What happens next
Search, ads and analytics all end up at your Shopify store. Plan it for them on day one and none of them later needs a new theme.
I plan a Shopify build the way I would plan its SEO later, collection by collection, from what people in your market type into Google.
Tell us what you sell and where you ship. Within 24 hours you get a collection sketch, the apps and integrations you need, a price and a launch window.
We reply within an hour on working days.
Shopify is a hosted platform. Your store runs on Shopify’s servers, so there is no hosting to buy and no security patching on your side. That simplicity is why so many UK and EU brands pick it. BeeTop comes to it from search. We have done SEO since 2010, so when we build a store we already know how it will be found, and the catalogue structure is settled before the theme is.
Shopify has opinions about URLs. Products can be reached through several collection paths, tags can spawn thin pages, and translated storefronts need hreflang set correctly. None of this is hard to handle if you plan it early. We decide which collections deserve their own page, which filters stay as filters, and which canonical tags point where. That planning is most of the difference between Shopify web development that ranks and a store that only takes paid traffic.
Every app adds scripts. Install fifteen and the product page drags on a phone. We keep the app list short and check page speed after each one goes in. In the Dutch project above, the problem sat in the theme itself, which loaded category text with JavaScript after the page had rendered. We rewrote that part of the theme so the content is in the HTML from the start.
Direct-to-consumer brands, stores selling mainly outside their home country, and owners who don’t want to think about servers. If full ownership of the code matters more to you than convenience, WooCommerce may fit better, and the overview of all our website formats compares the options. Send us your product list and target countries, and we’ll come back with a structure and a quote.
