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Belgium asks you to settle the language question before the design one. Shopify's checkout supports Dutch, French and German here, and the Shopify experts in Belgium on shopexperts cover two of those: four list Dutch, four list French, and all seven list English.
Those seven are based in Belgium as of October 2026, and every one is an agency, with Brussels named on most of their profiles. All of them list store set-up, development, marketing and consulting. More of them list finance, tax and compliance work (five) than copywriting (four), and for a store that has to work in two languages, that balance is worth noticing.
Decide which languages your store needs at launch, then compare the profiles below with that in mind and request quotes from the agencies that cover them.
I help DTC brands ($5M-$100M) break through growth plateaus by diagnosing what's limiting scale - usually they're driving traffic that doesn't convert, customer experience has friction, or teams are misaligned - then building the execution discipline to make growth predictable.
Freelance Shopify (Plus) Consultant & E-commerce Lead with 17+ years of experience. Specialized in Shopify migrations, B2B & B2C commerce, CRO and interim e-commerce management. I help brands translate business strategy into scalable, high-performing Shopify solutions.
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I help e-commerce brands unlock growth, turn attention into action, and transform traffic into meaningful, measurable revenue. For over 5 years, I’ve been passionately focused on conversion optimization and Shopify development, working closely with teams to identify friction points, remove hesitation, and create clear, confident paths to purchase. I don’t just analyze data, I turn insights into impactful improvements that consistently move core KPIs. I’ve partnered with brands across fashion, home, lifestyle, and multiple DTC verticals, delivering strong, repeatable gains in add-to-cart rates, checkout conversion, revenue per session, and full-funnel performance, on average 5-10% improvement. What motivates my work is understanding the real reasons behind user behavior and turning those insights into sustainable, long-term growth. I am now looking to bring this expertise to a dedicated team in a full-time capacity. My approach combines robust quantitative analysis with deep qualitative research, blending GA4, heatmaps, session recordings, and user audits with clear experimentation roadmaps and disciplined A/B testing. This balance allows me to drive reliable results because lasting growth comes from intentional experimentation, thoughtful UX, and confident, data-backed decisions.
We are a UK-based Shopify agency working with ecommerce brands, retailers and B2B operators that need structure, not just speed. As a Shopify Partner, we support scaling teams launching, rebuilding or restructuring on Shopify with commercial discipline from day one.
At OnlyGrowth, we help Shopify and Shopify Plus brands grow through strategic website design and development. We partner with brands to plan, design, and develop high-performing ecommerce experiences, including full website redesigns, custom Shopify theme development, and conversion-focused landing pages built to support acquisition, retention, and long-term customer value. While our core offering is web design and development, we bring a deep growth background to every project. We analyze customer behavior, heatmaps, and data to identify friction points, uncover opportunities, and continuously improve how shoppers move through the store.
I help smart DTC brands dramatically improve their bottom line through rigorous, data-driven experimentation across the customer journey. Helping 7, 8 and 9 figure brands scale profitably is what I excel at. I do this through 1) focusing on contribution margin as my north star metric, and 2) strategic A/B testing fueled by extensive customer research. Here's what one of my former clients had to say about me: Luka is a rare mix of strategic and hands-on — he doesn’t just talk about ideas, he executes them. During our time working together, he helped professionalise our marketing systems, improved conversion across key funnels, and consistently brought clarity to complex problems. What stood out most was his clarity of thought, detailed consumer and market analysis combined with a deep understanding of website performance. This translated into very significant performance gains on our website. We saw increased sales, conversion rates and customer retention. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Luka to any founder or leadership team looking for someone who delivers real results.
The best part about our work is seeing the direct revenue we bring to our clients. That's what keeps email marketing exciting for us on a daily basis. Simple terms -- we help e-commerce brands grow revenue and retention (LTV) through email / retention marketing. We run the whole email channel end-to-end, meaning, you have to do nothing except continue your top-of-the-funnel and operational activities like you do. We will add 30-40% revenue within your current set up. Happy to talk if you're interested.
10xGEO is a Shopify app that generates revenue from AI search. When buyers ask ChatGPT or Perplexity what to buy, we make sure it's our brands that get recommended and we tag every resulting Shopify order with its AI source so brands can see the exact ROI.
With Giveaway Ninja, we help top Shopify DTC brands turn giveaways into revenue. Since 2018, we’ve helped Shopify merchants launch contests that go beyond likes, tags, and vanity metrics. Our campaigns are built to capture email leads, reward purchases, increase AOV, drive referrals, and track the sales generated by each giveaway. Giveaway Ninja is behind over $3M in monthly giveaway-driven sales tracked, helping merchants turn contests into a real acquisition and retention channel. We can help you plan, launch, and optimize your giveaway campaign from start to finish, with 1-on-1 campaign reviews and custom setup support.
I've been a Shopify developer for nearly 15 years. I've grown with the platform and have handled some amazing clients and projects. I'm a full-stack developer and have the skillset to handle any issue; or help you plan and grow.
Agencies only, for now. All seven experts based in Belgium on shopexperts are agencies. That suits a full build, a rebrand or a migration. For a quick fix or a single integration, a freelancer from further down the listing may be the better fit.
Brussels is the main base. Most of the seven name it, which is convenient if you want to meet in person. If you're happy on video calls, an agency's address won't change the quality of your store.
Match the agency to your languages. Dutch and French each appear on only some of the seven profiles, so not every agency covers both. Two list Italian and one lists Spanish. None lists German, so if you want a German-language version, expect to find its writer outside the local list. If your store must work for Dutch- and French-speaking customers from day one, ask each agency who on their team writes and reviews each language, not just whether they "do" it.
Strong on tax, lighter on copy. All seven cover four core categories: Consulting & Strategy, Marketing & Growth, Shopify Development and Store Setup & Management. Five list Design, UX & Branding and five list Finance, Taxes & Compliance, against four for Copywriting & Content. For a multilingual store, that gap matters: content in two or three languages is often the bigger job.
How the listing below works. The Belgian agencies appear first. The rest of the list is experts from other countries with European clients, which widens the choice if none of the seven fits.
Hire in Belgium when compliance and languages overlap. A store that needs Dutch and French at launch and has VAT obligations beyond Belgium plays to what the local agencies list most. That combination is harder to brief to someone who has never sold here.
Go wider for narrow or single-language jobs. If you need one specialist for a defined task, such as a theme section, a speed audit or a product feed, the experts listed after the Belgian agencies give you single-person options the local list doesn't. For a store in one language, agencies across the border in the Netherlands or France are worth a look too.
Set a language test. Ask any shortlisted expert, local or not, to review your French or Dutch checkout and one product page and tell you what reads wrong. The answer shows quickly whether they can support customers in that language.
Look at what they've shipped for Belgium. Ask for a live store they built for Belgian customers and switch it between French and Dutch. You'll see whether Bancontact shows at checkout and how carefully each language was finished.
Give each language one owner. Splitting the build between a local agency and a remote one is fine; splitting a language between two writers isn't. One named owner per language keeps product copy, emails and policies consistent.
Bancontact through Shopify Payments. Belgian stores can run on Shopify Payments, with euro payouts. Shopify's documentation lists Bancontact as a local payment method for stores here, available through Shopify Payments. An expert who knows the market switches it on during set-up rather than treating it as an extra.
Checkout in Dutch, French or German. Shopify supports all three in the admin and the checkout. Staff can run the back office in their language while customers check out in theirs; what your expert needs to plan is the translated storefront content around it.
VAT settings for a Belgian store. Belgium uses Shopify's EU VAT set-up, with Shopify Tax available and Manual Tax as the alternative. Basic Tax stays limited to stores that were already charging EU tax when 13 May 2026 came round. For EU-wide sales reported through the Union One-Stop Shop, only Shopify Tax, or Basic Tax where the store qualifies, will do, because Manual Tax can't be combined with OSS.
Returns are your accountant's job. Filing and paying EU VAT stays outside Shopify entirely, so even an agency that lists tax work should ask who files for you and set the store up to match.
Point of sale. Belgian merchants can buy POS hardware directly from Shopify's hardware store. Once Shopify Payments is active, staff phones can double as card readers in Shopify POS with Tap to Pay on Android and iPhone.
All seven experts based in Belgium are agencies, so every count below is out of seven. The core is shared; tax and content are where they differ.
All seven Belgian agencies list it
Seven of seven; ask to see a multilingual build
All seven, useful before a two-language launch
Five of seven list design
Five of seven; ask about OSS experience
Four of seven; ask who writes your French and Dutch
Only if you can maintain both. Two half-finished languages do more harm than one complete one with a clear date for the second. Start with the language of your largest customer group, then add the other once product copy, emails and policies are ready. Your agency should structure the store for both from day one, so adding the second doesn't mean a rebuild.
Not always. If you sell only in Belgium, any competent agency can configure tax with your accountant's input. It becomes worth it once you sell across the EU, run a shop and an online store side by side, or carry products taxed at different rates. Ask what they've configured before and what they leave to your accountant.
The parts around the product pages: a French checkout next to Dutch-only product pages, emails sent in the wrong language, or policies that exist in one language only. Customers notice. Ask each agency how they decide which language a customer's emails go out in, and how they test every flow in both languages before go-live.
By project for the build, by month only once the store is live and you know what ongoing work looks like. A retainer signed before launch tends to pay for idle hours. Agree a fixed scope for set-up, then review after a few months whether you need regular hours for content in each language, campaigns or fixes.
Then introduce them to your expert before any tax settings are configured. Your accountant decides how you report, including OSS if you sell to other EU countries; the expert turns that into Shopify settings. Ask the expert for a short written note of what they configured and why, so your accountant can sign it off and the next agency can follow it.
