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Read Qualitree case studyShopify · fixes · monthly care · UK
Shopify help for UK shops: product pages with the wrong price, themes that broke after an update, slow collections and checkout buttons that confuse people, fixed inside your own store.
You do not need a new website to get help with your Shopify site. I work on sites I did not build: you invite me as a collaborator, the account and the domain stay yours, and I fix or update the site inside Shopify rather than moving you anywhere.
Shopify stores drift rather than break: prices and stock go out of date, a theme update nudges the layout, apps pile up and slow the collection pages, and the homepage still shows last season. Most of what loses sales is content and settings, which is exactly what monthly care is for.
Start with the free website check. It shows what the public site is doing on a phone: speed, mobile layout, SEO basics, security headers and email DNS. Then either book one agreed fault as a £50 fix, or put the site on monthly care from £30 so prices, hours and the contact form are checked and updated every month.
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A single agreed fault is a £50 fix. Monthly care is £30, £75 or £120 a month depending on how many product, price or content edits you need, and includes a monthly check of the homepage and checkout journey.
Only when one genuinely solves a problem. Apps are the usual reason a store slows down, so the first job is often removing ones you no longer use.