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Shopify store development for Montréal and Québec retailers

A Shopify store that sells in French and English, feeds Google correctly and talks to the rest of your business.

We work with Shopify from both sides: we build and maintain stores for retailers, and we build Shopify apps of our own. So we look past the theme — at product data, translations, the Google Merchant Center feed, the apps that slow a store down, and how orders reach your warehouse or accounting.

How it runs
  1. 01 · Catalog

    Products, variants and photos cleaned up and translated FR/EN

  2. 02 · Store

    Theme, collections and checkout tuned for phones

  3. 03 · Human check

    You approve prices, policies and the launch before anything goes live

  4. 04 · Result

    The feed reaches Google Merchant Center and orders flow to your other systems

An example flow. Your steps, tools and approvals are mapped with you before anything is built.

In practice

What it looks like in a business like yours

New store or migration

A new Shopify store, or a move from WooCommerce, Wix or another platform with products, customers and redirects carried over.

A store that sells in two languages

A French and English storefront with translated products, collections and SEO fields — not just a translated menu.

A store connected to the rest

Google Shopping, the Meta catalog, your ERP or accounting, in-store price labels with Krealo Labels and loyalty cards with Krealo Wallet.

What's included

What the work covers

  • Theme set-up or customization, with speed checked on a mid-range phone
  • Product data: titles, variants, metafields, photos and FR/EN translations
  • Google Merchant Center and Meta catalog feeds, structured product data and SEO fields
  • App selection and integrations (ERP, accounting, reviews, loyalty) without piling up apps that slow the store
How we work

From the first call to results

  1. Audit

    We review your catalog, your current store or platform, and everything the store must connect to.

  2. Build

    Theme, collections, product data and translations, on a development copy of the store.

  3. Connect

    Feeds, apps and integrations are set up and tested with orders in test mode.

  4. Launch and grow

    We launch, check redirects and the feed, then follow sales and fix what blocks them.

What you get

Deliverables

  • A launched or improved Shopify store
  • A clean, translated product catalog
  • Google Merchant Center feed
  • Documentation and handover

What we don't promise

Shopify fees, theme licences and paid apps are billed by their vendors and are not part of our fee. We do not promise a sales figure; we fix what we can measure — speed, product data, feed errors and the checkout.

How it's priced

Quoted per mandate after a free call. What moves the price: the number of products and variants, the languages, a migration from another platform and the integrations to build. Our own Shopify apps have public prices: Krealo Labels has a free plan, and paid plans start at US$9.99 a month.

Every mandate is confirmed in a written quote (scope, deliverables, timeline, GST/QST) before any work starts.

Built in-house

We run this work on our own products first

We build Shopify apps ourselves: Krealo Labels prints price labels straight from a Shopify catalog, and Krealo Wallet has a Shopify app for loyalty cards. We also run product feeds and Google Shopping campaigns for retailers.

Active clients
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FAQ

Questions, answered directly

Can you migrate my store to Shopify without losing my Google rankings?

We keep the risk low: every old product and page URL is mapped to its new address with a 301 redirect, titles and descriptions are carried over and the sitemap is resubmitted. Rankings can still move for a few weeks after any migration, so we watch Search Console and fix errors as they appear.

Do you build bilingual French-English Shopify stores?

Yes. Products, collections, pages, SEO fields and notification emails are translated, with French written for Québec, and each language gets its own URLs so both can rank.

Who owns the Shopify store and its accounts?

You do. The store, the domain and the app subscriptions are in your name; we work with staff or collaborator access that you can remove at any time.

What do we need to prepare before starting?

Your product list (or access to your current store), photos, your shipping and return policies, and the accounts for Shopify, your domain and Google Merchant Center if you already have them.

Let's map your first project

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