Named clients6 3 corroborated
+2 more clients
RBX, BlendJet
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Showing 76 to 96 of 96, ordered by most named clients
By the number of client brands each agency names on its own site, then by how many of those we corroborated. That number reflects how much of its portfolio an agency publishes and how much our crawler could read. It is not a quality rating.
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Named clients6 3 corroborated
RBX, BlendJet
From their site The go-to Shopify development agency for Los Angeles-area retailers
From their site We're a Shopify agency that designs and develops ecommerce sites that do more than look good—they sell.
Named clients5
Distinct Distillers
From their site An ecommerce SEO agency for Vancouver and Lower Mainland brands — lifestyle, outdoor, supplements and Shopify-first DTC stores that ship across Canada and into the US.
From their site We're eCommerce specialists focusing solely on eCommerce marketing & development.
Named clients4 2 corroborated
From their site We design, build and improve eCommerce sites that feel better, look better, and perform better.
Named clients4 2 corroborated
From their site Paramount brings Shopify development, design, SEO, CRO, paid media and email together under one roof.
Named clients4
Named clients4
From their site What good is traffic if no one's buying?
Named clients4
From their site Nous sommes une agence créative qui construit des expériences digitales avec et pour les marques
Named clients4
From their site Paid Media, Retention, Content & Optimisation. Together we drive structured scalable growth.
Named clients3
Named clients3
From their site A Shopify agency in Vancouver that earns every basis point.
Named clients2
Sutton, London, UK
From their site We build Shopify stores for London's most ambitious eCommerce brands.
No client brands named on its site
From their site Manchester ecommerce brands trust us to scale ROAS, cut CAC, and build a system that compounds every month - without agency fluff.
No client brands named on its site
No client brands named on its site
Miramar, US
From their site Your Outsourced Director of eCommerce
No client brands named on its site
From their site Melbourne headquartered Shopify agency & eCommerce conversion rate specialist.
No client brands named on its site
Bangalore, India
From their site Bangalore's D2C-specialist Shopify development agency
No client brands named on its site
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Calculated from every agency in this category, not just this page. Each figure opens the list filtered to it.
Agencies are found in Google search and business-listing results for ecommerce agency searches, and through agencies submitting themselves. Each agency's own site is then read to record its services, platforms, sectors, offices and the client brands it names.
A named client is a brand the agency names on its own site, usually in a case study or portfolio. It is the agency's claim. Where the client's own site or technology stack backs that claim, the client is marked corroborated (✓).
From what the agency's pages describe. A sector is recorded when the agency's named clients sell in it or the agency explicitly describes that work, not from a single passing mention.
Only a head office or office found in a business listing with an address, or named on the agency's own site. An area an agency says it serves is not treated as a location.
The default order is by number of named clients, which reflects how much of a portfolio an agency publishes as well as its size. It is not a rating. Sponsored placements appear separately and labelled. Self-submitted listings are paid for and are ordered the same way as every other listing.
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