The problems
Each one leaks. This is what you got.
You wanted. A store that sells.
The theme can’t merchandise. So every merchandising idea is another app. A bundle or a subscription doesn’t match checkout. You uninstalled the app, but the store is still slow. Search and AI can’t read it. They bounce on a phone.
You wanted. The business to run without a person in every loop.
Someone still tags the order, copies it to a sheet, pings the warehouse, or does the job that never touches the store. Including the week you’re actually selling.
You wanted. Email that knows they paid, and a reason to come back.
Klaviyo is “set up,” they buy and still get the cart email. Or nobody owns a campaign that sends people to the store.
Solutions
Hire us for one, a few, or a retainer.
Storefront
Custom themes and rebuilds when the current one is the problem. Code and components so the next feature isn't another app. A page they can actually buy from.
Business automations
The business, not the store. Tags, sheets, warehouse pings: the job someone still does by hand, so the business does it itself. We can own these processes and take them off your plate. Systems engineering.
Email marketing
Flows that match checkout, refunds, and restocks. Abandoned cart is one. Campaigns that drive traffic to the store when that's the job. Shopify Email and Klaviyo don't both send. Not a Klaviyo agency.
For stack guidance by job and revenue band, see the Shopify Systems Stack directory.
Founder
Jarid Warren
Freelancers and agencies already know who to ping when a theme, integration, or checkout fight won’t die. Founders usually don’t.
Before Konvert Werks, Jarid spent eight years shipping Shopify storefronts that cleared Shopify’s review and held up for tens of thousands of merchants. That same bar is what we bring: a storefront that merchandises and converts, business automations so a person isn’t in every loop, and email that matches what just happened.
He leads the engineering. Not a ticket queue. Not a bloated agency.
Retainer
The retainer is for the misc work that keeps coming up: a ticket, a new app, something a sale broke. When you don't need us on a task, we keep finding leaks on the storefront, in the business, or in email.
We sit with you on the storefront, the business, and email: theme, product page, Klaviyo, and what a person still does in the business.
The one that’s costing money: a cart email after they buy, a slow product page, a feature that’s another app. Not a guess, and not a menu.
We ship it in the theme, the events, the code, or the business. Once, clean, still there after the next app, not a one-off paste a publish will wipe.
We check whether the second cart email stopped, the product page got faster, and the order tagged itself. Keep it or kill it.
Campaigns launch, products get added, themes get published. We already know the storefront, the business, and email, so we start on the next leak.
That's the retainer for a handful of brands, on purpose. You can also hire us for a project.
FAQ
The questions we get most.
Founder-led Shopify, about $50K–$1M a year. A boutique agency for the storefront, the business, and the email, not another vendor for every leak.
We can, if you want. Or we sit beside existing staff as a consultant. Or we take another pillar: storefront, the business, or email. They keep theirs.
Contact us if you already know the job: the storefront, business automations, or email. Or scan if you want what’s public first. The scan can’t see Klaviyo or your admin ops.
No. Storefront, business automations, and email marketing are jobs on their own. The retainer is for the misc work that keeps coming up across those, and for finding leaks when you don’t need us on a task: storefront, the business, or email.
Yes. That’s storefront work. New themes and rebuilds when the current one is the problem, plus code and components so the next feature isn’t another app: cart, product page, bundles, subscriptions, integrations. SEO, LEO, accessibility, CRO, and speed sit here too. That’s the Theme Store work: Blockshop, Maker, Beyond, Emerge.
Yes. The business, not the store. Tags, sheets, warehouse pings: the job someone still does by hand, so the business does it itself. It can start from an order, or from work that never touches the storefront. We can own these processes and take them off your plate.
Only when the numbers say the store is the problem. We don’t sell redesigns as the product.
Public store only: store URL and a work email. Lab speed, Chrome field data when it exists, and obvious page issues, about a minute, saved on a link. It can’t see Klaviyo or your admin ops, and we don’t pretend it can.
Yes. Flows that match checkout, refunds, and restocks. Abandoned cart is one. Campaigns that drive traffic to the store when that’s the job. Shopify Email and Klaviyo don’t both send. We can write the flows, or sit beside a Klaviyo shop if you already have them for a weekly calendar.
LLM engine optimization: pages Google, ChatGPT, and Perplexity can actually read. It sits with technical search engine optimization, accessibility, conversion rate optimization, and speed on the storefront. We don’t sell a blog calendar, and we don’t promise you’ll show up in ChatGPT.
Yes. That’s storefront work, not a separate agency. Technical search engine optimization, plus accessibility compliance so a lawsuit isn’t how you find out the store is unusable. Conversion rate optimization on the path to buy, and speed without a speed app.
A handful, on purpose. Misc work is in the retainer, not a ticket pile, and projects still have an end.
Next step
A short note about the store is enough.