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Shopify lists BLIK and Przelewy24 as local payment methods for Polish stores on Shopify Payments, with payouts in zloty or euro. Get those two methods live and tested before anyone starts arguing about fonts.
In October 2026 the directory holds 13 Shopify experts in Poland: 8 agencies and 5 freelancers in Warsaw, Kraków, Rzeszów and Poznań. Twelve offer store setup, ten list Shopify development, and eight each list marketing and consulting. All 13 work in English and ten in Polish.
Design and copywriting are the thin spots, with just three designers and one copywriter on the local list. The Polish profiles come first below; shortlist two or three and ask each for a quote against the same brief.
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Eight agencies, five freelancers. For a defined job on a Polish store, a solo developer is a sensible first call, and there are five to choose from. Agencies still suit launches with several moving parts.
Build skills lead. Store Setup & Management (12) and Shopify Development (10) top the list, followed by Marketing & Growth and Consulting & Strategy at 8 each. Developers outnumber designers more than three to one on the Polish list: Design, UX & Branding appears on 3 profiles, and Copywriting & Content and Finance, Taxes & Compliance on 1 each.
What that means for a project. A Polish team can build and configure your store well. A strong brand identity or a full set of product copy may need a second supplier, so plan that split before the build starts rather than discovering it halfway through.
English on every profile, Polish on most. All 13 list English and 10 list Polish. Spanish appears twice, Portuguese and French once each. With one copywriter on the list, ask who will write your Polish product copy before you sign anything.
Warsaw first. Warsaw is the city named most often, followed by Kraków, Rzeszów and Poznań. If you'd rather meet before signing, that's where to look.
How the listing is arranged. Poland-based experts come first. Below them the list widens to experts in other countries who work with European stores. That second group is where to find design and copy capacity.
Keep payments and tax local. BLIK and Przelewy24 at checkout, zloty payouts and Polish VAT settings are easiest with someone who has configured them for other stores in Poland. Ask which Polish stores they've set BLIK up for, then try those checkouts on your own phone.
Look wider for design and copy. With three designers and one copywriter among the local profiles, a brand-led project will usually need help from further down the listing. A European designer can work from Polish copy written by someone else; just agree who owns which part.
Choose agency or freelancer by scope. Hire an agency for a launch with several workstreams running at once. Hire a freelancer for a defined fix or a monthly block of small jobs. Five of the 13 local experts work as freelancers, so either route is open without leaving Poland.
Test before you commit. Pay for one small job first. Give a shortlisted agency a Poland-specific task, such as adding BLIK and Przelewy24 to a live checkout, and watch how it scopes, communicates and documents the change. A careful one asks what else touches your checkout before changing anything.
Zloty or euro payouts. Stores based in Poland get Shopify Payments, and Shopify's payout page for Poland offers payouts in Polish zloty (PLN) or euro (EUR). Decide which one your bank account and bookkeeping expect, and have your expert set it up that way before the first order.
BLIK and Przelewy24. Shopify's documentation lists both as local payment methods for Polish stores through Shopify Payments. A good expert switches them on, checks how they look on a phone at checkout, and pushes a test payment through each.
POS hardware. Poland isn't on the shipping list for Shopify's hardware store. Shopify's answer is to buy compatible POS devices from independent retailers. Agree a hardware list with your expert before buying anything.
VAT. A Polish store opened today runs on Shopify Tax or Manual Tax. Basic Tax only remains for a store whose EU tax settings date from before 13 May 2026. Selling into other EU markets via Union OSS points you to Shopify Tax, since OSS and Manual Tax don't mix. Returns and payments to the tax office stay with your accountant; Shopify doesn't file or remit.
Polish for staff and shoppers. Both the admin and the checkout support Polish, so staff who don't work in English can run orders day to day, and customers pay in their own language.
The five most-listed categories on the Polish profiles. Experts can list several, and copywriting and tax work appear on one profile each.
12 of 13: builds, settings and ongoing admin
10 of 13: themes, custom code and integrations
8 of 13: SEO, paid social and retention
8 of 13: audits and replatforming decisions
Only 3: book early if design drives the project
Probably not, if you sell mainly in Poland from one store. Plus is a larger plan for larger operations, and most Polish stores get more from a well-built standard store with BLIK, Przelewy24 and VAT set up properly. If you're already on Plus, ask each agency for Plus stores it has run after launch, not just built.
Match the contract to your payout currency. Shopify Payments can pay a Polish store in zloty or euro, so if your payouts arrive in zloty, a zloty contract keeps costs predictable; a contract in another currency adds exchange risk to every invoice. Whichever you choose, fix the rate, the payment schedule and what counts as done in writing.
Ask for two stores they built and test each on your phone: speed, search, filters and checkout. Then ask what custom code they wrote, where it lives and how they'd hand it over if you parted ways. A developer who can explain that plainly, in English or Polish, usually writes code someone else can maintain.
Yes, if they've done one before. Twelve of the 13 Polish profiles list Store Setup & Management, but a migration is its own skill, so ask for one they've completed, how they mapped old URLs to new ones, and how they moved customer accounts and order history. Insist on a test import before the cut-over date, and keep the old store running until the new one has taken real orders.
Usually, yes. BLIK and Przelewy24 run through Shopify Payments, so on a store that already uses it, adding them is a settings job rather than a theme project. The real work is testing: a payment through each method on a phone, a refund, and a check that both show up correctly in your payouts. A good expert quotes this as a small fixed-price job.
