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Every Shopify expert based in Peru on shopexperts is an agency. As of October 2026 there are 6, with Lima the city on their profiles, and all six work in English and Spanish; one adds Italian.
All six cover store setup and management, and five each list development, marketing and growth, and consulting and strategy.
The first thing to test Shopify experts in Peru on is the payment provider. Peru sits outside Shopify Payments' coverage, so every sale in soles goes through a third-party provider you choose, apply to and connect. Get that right and most of the build is routine.
If you want a freelancer, the experts listed after the Lima agencies work with merchants across Latin America. Read the profiles below and send your brief to two or three.
We are a boutique agency that partners with Shopify brands to help with custom development and CRO. We think of and create solutions, theme customizations, and custom apps for your brand to optimize your store and increase sales. We also specialize in AI integrations and automations. Read hundreds of reviews from our brand partners here - http://aesymmetric.xyz/client-reviews
Thails is a Shopify Plus agency specializing in high-converting eCommerce experiences. Built on 8+ years of hands-on eCommerce expertise, we've helped 50+ global brands — including Absolut Elyx, Hey Harper, and GURU Beverage — grow revenue by optimizing their stores for conversion, UX, and performance. Our founder launched their first online business at 16 and has been obsessed with turning browsers into buyers ever since. That merchant-first mentality drives everything we do. What We Do: We combine custom Shopify Plus development with data-driven UX design and conversion optimization to create stores that don't just look great—they perform exceptionally. From new store launches to migrations and strategic redesigns, we partner with ambitious brands ready to scale. What Sets Us Apart: We own outcomes, not just tasks. We focus on revenue impact, not activity. Our clients average 25-35% improvement in conversion rates within the first 3 months of working together. We've been merchants ourselves. As store owners, we know that revenue is everything. We've experienced slow load times tanking conversions, poor UX killing AOV, and features that sounded good but added friction. That's why we're obsessed with optimization. We don't add complexity unless it drives growth. Every design choice, every line of code, every feature we implement is validated against one metric: Does this help your customers buy more? Results speak louder than promises. Our clients see 25-35% conversion rate improvements, reduced cart abandonment, and higher average order values. We measure success by your revenue growth, not by completion dates. Let's discuss your project now, book a call here: https://thails.com/book-free-call/ 25+ 5 Star Reviews: here and here See all our case studies here
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Your partners in growth on Shopify Hi there! I'm Leighton. My team and I have been building Shopify websites for over a decade, and we've helped over 350 store owners build, launch, and grow their businesses. We specialize in helping our clients improve their conversion rates, average order values, and customer lifetime value to grow their profits through excellent design. We don't just do the bare minimum of exactly what our clients ask us to do. Instead, we provide creative suggestions, pushback, and recommendations throughout our relationship to guide you in the right direction and find hidden opportunities for growth. If you need a seasoned team who can help you grow your business, let’s find out if we’re a good fit to work together.
Helping Shopify stores build an authentic brand that aligns across every touchpoint. I consult with merchants to audit their Brand DNA identity and ensure it flows seamlessly through the entire business. By making your identity clear and consistent across all experiences, we build trust and ensure you stand out to AI agents. Let’s optimise your CX to improve long-term retention, lower your acquisition costs (CAC), and turn casual visitors into loyal, sustainable customers.
Glaze Digital is a Belfast-based Shopify Premier Partner agency (top 0.3% of agencies worldwide) working with brands globally, with over 250 stores launched and more than £20 million in monthly revenue generated across our client base. We are a fully in-house team of Shopify and Klaviyo specialists, holding Klaviyo Gold Partner status alongside Google and Meta accreditations. From migration and new builds to CRO, email marketing and ongoing growth, we handle everything under one roof.
Over the last 10+ years, I’ve worked as a freelancer, spent four years at a creative agency leading design, development, and client delivery, and now run a 2-person team that feels more like a creative partner than a traditional agency. We work closely with merchants who want a Shopify site that actually reflects the brand they’ve built — and can support where they’re going next. I’m most interested in projects where design, dev, and strategy all overlap — where there’s a real problem to solve, not just a template to swap.
I have been a Shopify Developer for over 5 years and have experience handling a wide range of projects, from custom theme builds to specific app development. My focus is always on providing practical solutions and high-quality work that meets your specific requirements without overcomplicating the process.
I’m a Shopify Developer specialising in Shopify Plus builds, custom apps, and high-performance storefronts. I help growing brands turn complex requirements into fast, scalable, conversion-focused solutions. I work hands-on with Liquid, JavaScript, and Tailwind CSS to create custom themes, build private Shopify apps, and extend Shopify beyond its out-of-the-box limits. I also provide reliable integration and ongoing support, ensuring stores stay fast, stable, and ready to scale. I’m used to working with established teams, tight timelines, and high-traffic environments where quality and performance matter. If you need a Shopify partner who understands both the technical depth and commercial impact, let’s build something together.
Front-end developer specialized in Shopify with a strong focus on e-commerce UX, performance, and custom features. I work mainly with fashion and jewelry brands, improving product presentation, cart experience, and conversion through thoughtful UI and well-structured Shopify development using Liquid and Hydrogen when needed. I usually collaborate with teams that already have a designer or clear requirements, and I’m most comfortable working on stores in production that need optimization, custom logic, or scalable improvements rather than generic setups. My approach combines technical precision with a clear understanding of how design and performance impact business results.
ZAGO Agency is a Sweden-based Shopify Plus Premier Partner that builds and scales high-performance eCommerce for brands that refuse to settle for average. We specialize in complex Shopify ecosystems from B2B and custom integrations to advanced automation transforming storefronts into scalable revenue engines with measurable ROI. Our work sits at the intersection of strategy, design, and engineering. That means every decision we make is grounded in performance: faster load times, higher conversion rates, and systems that support long-term growth. Unlike traditional agencies, we don’t just “deliver projects.” We partner with brands to solve real business problems whether that’s replatforming from legacy systems, building bespoke Shopify experiences, or optimizing operations through smart automation. From lean startups to enterprise brands, we build Shopify solutions designed to scale with you. Connect with us at: [email protected] | + 46 (0) 765 94 1670 Schedule a Discover Call here: https://calendly.com/shopifyexperts/30min
Six agencies, no freelancers. Peru has 6 Shopify experts based in the country on shopexperts, and every one is an agency. That rules out the cheapest route for small jobs, a solo developer billing a few hours, unless you hire from outside Peru. It also means every local quote carries some project management: worth having on a full build, wasted on a one-line fix.
Lima. It's the city on the profiles, which makes an in-person kick-off easy to arrange for a Lima merchant.
Setup is the common thread. All 6 list Store Setup & Management. Five list Shopify Development, five Marketing & Growth and five Consulting & Strategy, so most can plan, build and then market a store. Design is thinner, with 2 listing Design, UX & Branding. Only 1 lists Finance, Taxes & Compliance, which is a real gap in a country where Shopify hands tax rates entirely to the merchant.
Languages. All six list English and Spanish, and one adds Italian. A Spanish-only brief is fine, and so is running the whole project in English if your team or investors work in it.
Who you'll see first. The Peru-based agencies sit at the top of the listing. Further down are experts outside Peru who also take Latin American clients. That second group is where to look for a freelancer, a design-led studio or a tax specialist.
With six local agencies, you can read every profile in an evening. The harder call is whether to hire in Lima at all.
Hire in Peru when the store is Peruvian through and through. Pricing in soles, Spanish product copy and a payment provider Peruvian shoppers already trust are local knowledge. Ask each Lima agency for a live store that already runs that combination.
Go regional for single tasks. A theme tweak, a broken app or one new section doesn't need an agency's overhead. Experts further down the listing take on clients across Latin America and are worth asking for a per-task quote.
Split the work when tax or design matters. With only one local profile listing finance and tax work and two listing design, a store with complex tax obligations or a full rebrand may be better served by a Lima agency for the build plus a specialist from the wider list for that piece. Agree up front who briefs the specialist and who signs off their work. Make one party responsible for the final checkout test, or neither will own it.
Several Shopify defaults assume services Peru doesn't get. Here's the order a careful expert works through them.
First, the payment provider. Because Shopify Payments isn't offered to Peruvian stores, an outside payment provider has to take every payment, and the store runs in Peruvian soles (PEN). An expert should confirm the provider supports soles, list the payment methods it adds to checkout, and help with the application, since nothing else can launch until it's approved.
Then tax. On Shopify, Peru is Manual Tax territory: the Shopify Tax and Basic Tax options simply don't exist for Peruvian stores. You decide the rates, and the store charges exactly what's entered, with nothing updating itself. A good expert asks for the rates in writing, from you or your accountant, before typing anything in. Third-party tax apps are allowed if you'd rather automate.
Then in-person selling, if you need it. Card readers and other POS kit have to be bought from third-party retailers in Peru's case, since Shopify's hardware store doesn't send orders there. Have your expert check each item against Shopify's supported hardware before you order, because unsupported kit is a refund request, not a set-up task.
Finally, language. The admin and the checkout both run in Spanish. Your team can work in Spanish day to day, and Peruvian shoppers get a Spanish checkout. Ask the expert to translate anything custom, from shipping notes to order emails, rather than leaving it in English.
Agencies tick more than one category, so these numbers add up to more than six. Of the 6 based in Peru:
Listed by all 6, the one service every Lima agency offers
Listed by 5, for themes, custom sections and integrations
Listed by 5, so post-launch campaigns can stay with the same team
Listed by 5, useful before you commit to a plan or platform
Listed by 4, for product descriptions and page copy
Only 2 list it, so a design-heavy brief may need the regional experts
Usually because they're quoting different jobs. One includes product copy and image edits, another assumes you supply them; one prices the payment provider integration, another leaves it out. Ask each agency for an itemised quote against the same written brief: products, pages, apps, content, payment set-up and post-launch support. Once the line items match, the gap normally shrinks to something you can judge on quality.
Some do. Five of the six list Shopify Development, but the category doesn't tell you whether that includes a private app built only for your store, which is a bigger, separate job. Ask for one example of custom code they've shipped and who maintains it after launch. Many stores need less custom code than they expect, because an existing app from the Shopify App Store usually solves the problem for less.
No. A store in another Peruvian city, or a brand selling into Peru from abroad, can work with a Lima agency or a remote expert just as well. What matters is a fixed weekly call, one named contact on each side and an agreed route for urgent problems. Being in Lima mostly helps for a face-to-face first meeting or for setting up a physical shop.
That depends on the third-party provider you connect, not on Shopify. Each provider brings its own mix of cards and local methods, fees and payout times. Decide which methods your customers expect, then ask your expert to shortlist providers that offer them in soles. Payment gateway specialists can help with the choice.
Only if you write it in. None of the Peru-based profiles lists Technical Support & Maintenance as a separate category, so post-launch care is something to negotiate into the build contract: a set number of support hours, response times and responsibility for app and theme updates. Without it, the first broken checkout after launch arrives as a new quote.
Often, since 4 of the 6 Peru-based profiles list Copywriting & Content. Decide early whether copy is in the quote. Ask for one sample product page before they write the whole catalogue, and agree who signs off on tone and spelling.
