A Shopify store rarely breaks all at once. A theme update quietly misaligns a checkout button, an app update stops talking to another app it used to sync with, and nobody notices until a customer abandons a cart over something that should have taken five minutes to catch.
Raghwendra Web Services was established in 2005, with 650+ completed projects for clients in more than 20 countries. A Shopify squad within our 15-person agile team handles this kind of work daily, backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA.
Some of that work goes straight to store owners running their own Shopify business. A good portion goes to agencies that want a Shopify support agency behind their own brand, handling the technical side while the agency keeps the client relationship.
Scalable Shopify maintenance services for growing brands
Whether you run one store or manage a client roster as an agency, the same underlying question applies: who's watching the store when nobody inside the business has time to?
Our Shopify maintenance services are handled by a dedicated Shopify squad within the wider 15-person team, built to work as outsourced technical bench capacity — for a direct eCommerce store that doesn't want to hire in-house, or an agency that wants reliable white-label support behind its own brand.
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Theme updates
Custom applications
Shopify themes are built on Liquid, Shopify's own templating language, which controls how a theme's custom layout and logic actually renders. Update a theme file carelessly and Liquid code built for the old version can silently misalign a layout or break an app's connection to the storefront — often without throwing an obvious error.
Theme updates here go through a tested process first: changes get checked against a working copy of the store before anything touches the live site, so a custom layout or an app integration doesn't quietly stop working the moment an update ships.
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Bug fixes
Content management system
Three failure modes come up more than any other on a Shopify store: cart abandonment glitches that lose a sale at the last step, checkout layout alignment breaks that make a store look broken on a specific device, and collection filters that stop returning the right products after a catalogue update. Fixing these is the bulk of ongoing bug-fixing work, not a rare exception.
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Performance tuning
Mobile friendly designs
A store slows down gradually, not all at once — database junk accumulates, console errors pile up unnoticed, and asset weights creep upward as themes and apps get added over time. Performance tuning means clearing that junk, resolving the console errors causing it, and monitoring asset weights before they add up to a store that loads noticeably slower than it did a year ago.
Transparent Shopify maintenance cost & packages
Shopify maintenance cost shouldn't be a mystery you have to request three quotes to understand. Our Shopify maintenance packages run across three tiers, so a store owner or agency knows exactly what's included before asking.
| Feature | Basic | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theme & app updates | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Bug fixes | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Performance tuning | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Daily backups & app audits | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Uptime monitoring (99.9% SLA) | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
| White-label reporting | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
| Monthly price | ⚠️ Needs Verification | ⚠️ Needs Verification | ⚠️ Needs Verification |
Every tier from Professional upward carries the same 99.9% uptime SLA that applies across all of RWS's maintenance work, Shopify included.
Proactive app audits, daily backups & uptime monitoring
Daily backups cover store themes, product data, and configuration settings — not just one of the three, since losing any single piece can be just as disruptive as losing all of them at once.
Uptime monitoring runs continuously, checking that the store is actually reachable rather than just assuming it is because nothing's been touched recently.
App audits check something different again: whether the third-party Shopify apps already installed on a store are quietly conflicting with each other. Two apps can each work fine in isolation and still cause a checkout error or a broken filter the moment they're both active on the same store — an audit is what catches that combination before a customer does.
Why choose us as your Shopify support partner?
An agency handing over client work to an outside team is really asking one question: can this go wrong in a way that damages the relationship we've already built?
NDAs and non-compete agreements are standing terms for every agency partnership, not something negotiated case by case — RWS isn't going to contact an agency's client directly, or compete for that account later. Reporting goes out fully white-labelled, under the agency's own branding as standard. Established 2005, with 650+ completed projects behind the same team handling this work today.
Ready to streamline your store operations? Get a free consultation
Whether you need ongoing Shopify website management for your own store or a Shopify support agency behind your agency's brand, get in touch and we'll walk through which tier actually fits.
Why choose us as your dedicated maintenance partner?
For an agency, the real question isn't whether the work gets done — it's whether it's safe to hand a client relationship to someone else without that relationship being put at risk.
NDAs and non-compete agreements cover exactly that: confidentiality is a standing term, not something negotiated case by case, and RWS isn't in the business of contacting an agency's client directly or competing for that account later. White-label reporting goes out under the agency's own branding as standard, established 2005, with 650+ completed projects behind the same 15-person team doing the work today.
Ready to scale? Get a free consultation today
Whether you need website maintenance packages for your own site or a white label website maintenance partner behind your agency, get in touch and we'll talk through which tier actually fits.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Our Shopify website management services include theme updates, bug fixes, checkout issue resolution, collection filter repairs, performance optimisation, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and third-party app audits. We provide the ongoing maintenance and technical support needed to keep your Shopify store secure, stable, and performing at its best.
Monthly Shopify maintenance is available through our Basic, Professional, and Enterprise service plans. The cost depends on the level of support, monitoring, and maintenance your store requires rather than a single fixed price. Contact us with your store details, and we'll recommend the most suitable maintenance package.
Custom Shopify development focuses on delivering a specific project, such as a new feature, redesign, migration, or integration. Ongoing Shopify support begins after launch and includes continuous maintenance, monitoring, bug fixes, updates, and performance improvements to keep your store running smoothly.
Yes. Our white-label Shopify maintenance services allow digital agencies to offer Shopify support under their own brand. Your agency manages the client relationship while our Shopify specialists handle the technical maintenance, updates, monitoring, and issue resolution behind the scenes.
We test all Shopify theme updates and app integrations in a staging or duplicate store environment before deploying changes to the live website. This process helps identify compatibility issues with custom Liquid code, themes, and third-party apps, ensuring updates are applied safely with minimal risk of downtime.
