D2C brands
Shopify stores for D2C brands, built for drop day
Infoloop is a Shopify agency for D2C brands. It delivers stores with fast product pages, integrated with the subscription, fulfillment and email tools you already pay for. Inventory stays accurate, and pages load quickly during a product drop.
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Product pages open fast on a phone
Most of a drop arrives on a phone, inside the first hour. Image weight stays low, pages load only what they need to be usable, and each release is checked.
- faster load time · Shopify rebuild
- -1.8s
- conversion rate · Shopify rebuild
- +38%
Selling direct means the store is the business
One storefront. A long list of installed apps. A fulfillment partner, a subscription platform, an email tool, and customer acquisition costs that rise every quarter.
D2C founders are not short of software. Shopify, a subscription app, a reviews app, an email platform, a third-party logistics (3PL) partner and an analytics dashboard. Each holds its own inventory count and its own customer record. The storefront loads every app on every page and slows down for every visitor, including those ready to purchase.
Then drop day arrives: an hour of peak traffic, at a time you announced publicly. The original developer has moved on. Or an outside support agency sees your codebase for the first time while the storefront is under load. Meanwhile, advertising costs rise every quarter, and the conversion rate stays flat.
- Product pages that load quickly on mobile.
- Inventory, orders and subscriptions in sync.
- Live monitoring on drop day.
Infoloop designs the store around your catalog and removes the apps that add no value. The launch date is agreed in writing and planned around your next drop. Infoloop is headquartered in India and works with brands worldwide.
Measured results
Where D2C Shopify stores lose revenue
Four storefront issues D2C founders raise in an initial consultation, and the remedy for each.
A storefront slowed by installed apps
Two years of ideas arrived as installed apps, and every page now loads all of them. Nobody knows which ones still add value. We remove unused apps and replace overlapping ones with a single integration.
Rising acquisition cost, flat conversion
Traffic costs more and the same share of visitors check out, so each order costs more than the last. The cause is usually the store, not the advertising. We redesign product pages around the purchase decision and fix the mobile checkout.
Inventory counts that drift by midday
Shopify, the 3PL and the accounting system each hold a different figure. We sync inventory, shipments and returns across all three. If you are about to oversell a product, an automatic alert warns you first.
Growth the current store cannot support
Subscriptions, a second market or a new fulfillment partner are coming, and each one breaks something else. We rebuild the store in a staging environment loaded with your real catalog, then switch over.
Where D2C Shopify stores lose revenue
4 problemsProblem 1 of 4
A storefront slowed by installed apps
What we do
Two years of ideas arrived as installed apps, and every page now loads all of them. Nobody knows which ones still add value. We remove unused apps and replace overlapping ones with a single integration.
- App audit
- One clean link
- Kept clear
Built around what you sell. Monitored during every drop.
Case studies
Results a Shopify rebuild and an AI support assistant delivered for clients.
A Shopify rebuild that lifted conversion 38% and paid for itself in a quarter
A faster, conversion-led Shopify rebuild lifted conversion 38% and added six figures of revenue in the first quarter.
- conversion rate
- +38%
- added revenue in Q1
- 6 figures
- faster load time
- -1.8s
Your project
Planning takes about a week. The launch date is then agreed in writing and set around your next scheduled product release.
What each Shopify engagement includes
For brands that need the new storefront live before the next product release, without a day of lost sales.
Launch planned around your drop
Planning takes about a week. The launch date is then agreed in writing and set around your next scheduled product release.
Scope and estimate, agreed first
Templates, app replacements, integrations and catalog migration, scoped and estimated in writing before design starts. A clear rebuild scope usually has a fixed price.
Integrated with your existing tools
Fulfillment, subscriptions, email, accounting and analytics, verified with test orders before launch.
Your team manages daily updates
Change a hero image, reorder a collection or publish a launch page at 9 p.m. without waiting on a developer.
Support after launch
Monitoring of page speed, checkout and orders, fixes within an agreed service level and a clear monthly report.
Trusted by founders who cannot afford a slow store
Certified Shopify and Webflow Partners, working with the tools you already pay for.
- NHS
- HSBC UK
- Infosys
- GoCardless
- Makson
- Brompton
- HCFS
- projects delivered
- 50+
- countries
- 6
- uptime on software we support
- 99.9%
- average client rating
- 4.8
What our clients say
Conversion
Conversion up 38% since the rebuild
Faster product pages, a shorter checkout and search that finds the right variant. Every change was tested against the old store on real traffic before it became the default.
Change since launch
- before the rebuild
- Baseline
- now
- +38%
Our Shopify rebuild paid for itself in the first quarter. Conversion is up 38% and they still manage it for us.
Founder, DTC brand
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FAQs
Questions D2C founders ask a Shopify agency
Direct answers for founders and eCommerce managers. Raise any other question on the call.
Do you only work on Shopify?
For eCommerce, yes. Campaign landing pages and brand story pages are developed in Webflow. Product content such as ingredients, size guides or lookbooks can live in a content management system (CMS) that feeds the storefront. If your store uses another platform, the first consultation confirms whether we are a fit.
What does a Shopify store rebuild cost?
A rebuild with a clear scope usually has a fixed price, agreed in writing after a half-hour call. The scope lists your templates, the apps being replaced, every integration and the catalog migration, so nothing appears later as an extra. Work whose scope will change is billed hourly. Support after launch is billed hourly, against a monthly estimate.
What happens after the store goes live?
Optional support is billed hourly, against a monthly estimate agreed in writing. It covers monitoring, fixes within agreed response times, security updates, improvements between launches and a short monthly report. The developer who wrote the code is the one who receives the alerts.
Will a Shopify rebuild hurt our search rankings?
No. Every page that ranks today receives an equivalent page on the new store, with a permanent redirect from the original URL. The complete redirect list is tested in staging before the switch. For several weeks afterward, organic search traffic and paid landing pages are monitored. Schedule the migration away from a drop week.
Can you set up Shopify subscriptions and connect our warehouse or 3PL?
Yes. That includes subscriptions, bundles, free gifts and post-purchase offers. Inventory, shipments and returns sync between Shopify, your warehouse or 3PL and your accounting system. Where three apps overlap, one integration replaces them. Send your installed app list before the first call.
Can the store handle a product drop?
Yes. Apps that slow every page are removed, and the storefront is load tested with your actual catalog before launch. During the drop, an engineer monitors page performance, checkout and order volume in real time. If a release date is already set, the project plan is agreed around it in writing.
Show us where your storefront loses revenue
Bring your product catalog and installed app list to a half-hour consultation. You then receive a written rebuild estimate, a proposed launch date and a monitoring plan for your next drop.