Anderson Collaborative leads this guide for ecommerce growth marketing, creative, and retention. For a platform migration, custom checkout, or ERP integration, Florida buyers also have strong specialist options, including Absolute Web, Netalico, and DigitalSuits.
The useful distinction is the work the business needs. Acquiring customers for a functioning Shopify store is a different assignment from rebuilding its catalog, subscriptions, and fulfillment connections. Below, the 25 agency profiles compare actual projects and customer accounts across those needs. The selection includes Florida teams and national partners serving Florida businesses.
Compare ecommerce agencies by platform and project
The platform column describes the work highlighted here, not every technology each agency supports. Designzillas and Varfaj now belong to Avenue Z; their established practices are identified separately below.
| Agency | Demonstrated platform or scope | Best suited to | Named work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anderson Collaborative | Shopify marketing | Acquisition, creative and retention | House of Jack Co. |
| Nativz | WordPress / WooCommerce | Custom storefront plus content | Axolotl Planet |
| Absolute Web | Shopify / ERP integrations | Replatforming and complex catalogs | Luminaire |
| Optimum7 | BigCommerce / headless Next.js | Product configuration and custom logic | Foam Order |
| Clicta Digital | Ecommerce SEO / email | Demand generation for an existing store | Westward Sales |
| Designzillas | Web UX / CRO / acquisition | High-consideration product journeys | HydroMassage / WellnessSpace |
| Cultura Interactive | Shopify / WooCommerce / lifecycle | Customer data and repeat purchases | Auro Wellness / WiseEye |
| Oyova | Shopify | Migration and presale operations | MagnaCaddy |
| Biz4Group | Custom React / Node marketplace | Multi-vendor and cross-border workflows | Todos Source |
| Media Giant Design | Website / ticketing integration | Local transactional websites and support | Sunrise Theatre |
| Smargasy | WooCommerce / Odoo / ShipStation | Connected store and back-office operations | Zotter / SWFL Produce |
| Netalico | Shopify / ERP / Salsify / Recharge | Complex migrations and subscriptions | QEP / Oatly |
| WeDoWebApps | Next.js / WordPress | Subscription ordering and custom journeys | ResultPlan |
| DigitalSuits | Shopify Plus / custom apps | B2B and DTC in one store | Aquablu |
| Byteout | Shopify / custom bundles | Amazon brands building a direct channel | We Love Doodles |
| Solo Media Group | Shopify / subscriptions | Replatforming with ongoing development | Wild Planet Foods |
| Varfaj | Shopify / Shopify Plus | Storefront redesign and conversion | MOSH |
| Digital Silk | Custom ecommerce / UX / marketing | Consumer-brand launches | Rollink |
| ShopTrade | Shopify / custom applications | Specialist purchasing and B2B tools | LensAdvisor / Solefly |
| Sobefy | Shopify / headless commerce | Custom themes and unusual workflows | Better Flock / Rescue Link |
| LotzAp | Custom web apps / Magento | Service commerce and rescue projects | Hourglass Bootycamp |
| 1Digital® Agency | Shopify / BigCommerce / WordPress | Catalog redesign and platform migration | Ohio Hardwood Furniture |
| SigmaSolve | Shopify / nopCommerce / integrations | Commerce connected to business systems | Fresh Meal Plan |
| BriteCode | WooCommerce / custom development | Design-led retail storefronts | Get The Gusto / Coffee Perks |
| Unlock Commerce | NetSuite SuiteCommerce / Shopify | ERP-connected commerce and checkout | Kitchen Warehouse |
1. Anderson Collaborative
Anderson Collaborative is our first pick for ecommerce brands that need advertising, creative production, and retention working together. The Miami-area agency’s House of Jack Co. engagement rebuilt Facebook, Instagram, and Google advertising alongside organic content and email automation for the wallet brand’s Shopify business.
The published case reports a 135% increase in Black Friday/Cyber Monday ecommerce sales for the 2024 campaign, compared with the previous holiday performance. Its abandoned-cart and post-purchase messaging work is especially relevant to stores that need more value from both new and returning customers. This is a documented growth-marketing engagement; platform migrations and ERP development are separate scopes to establish in a proposal. Explore the agency’s ecommerce capabilities and client reviews.
2. Nativz
Dallas-based Nativz combines ecommerce website design with the content that introduces customers to a product. In a December 2022 Clutch interview, Axolotl Planet CMO Jake Pak described a custom WordPress/WooCommerce website built from scratch, with several Figma design options, large product photography, a blog, and a backend his team could update without code.
The same engagement included filming, editing, social publishing, and educational content. Pak praised communication and deadline management. For a specialist retailer, that combination matters: the store needs to explain an unfamiliar product as clearly as it needs to process an order. The reviewed build demonstrates WooCommerce delivery; a Shopify project should be scoped against the team’s relevant Shopify work.
3. Absolute Web
Absolute Web brings substantial store-engineering depth to this list. For furniture and lighting retailer Luminaire, the Miami agency moved the business from WooCommerce to Shopify and connected the storefront to its ERP. The project also included custom UX, Searchspring product discovery, Klaviyo, and a custom designers module.
That is a useful example for retailers whose catalog, fulfillment, and trade-customer requirements cannot be solved by installing a theme. Absolute Web’s broader offer combines implementation with ongoing ecommerce marketing, making it relevant when the launch team also needs to support merchandising and acquisition afterward. Read client reviews.
4. Optimum7
Optimum7’s Foam Order project illustrates the difficult end of ecommerce development: products priced only after a customer chooses dimensions, materials, and other specifications. The agency describes a Next.js frontend connected to BigCommerce, with guided configuration, real-time pricing, trade-customer pricing, and dimension-based shipping logic.
The scope also included redirect planning during migration and integration with Foam Order’s internal systems. This makes Optimum7 particularly relevant to made-to-order goods, industrial catalogs, and businesses where an invalid online order creates a costly production problem. The agency also offers SEO and paid-media services alongside this development work. Read customer reviews.
5. Clicta Digital
Clicta Digital is a Denver-based agency serving clients nationally. Its ecommerce fit is strongest around search visibility and acquisition. The agency’s Westward Sales account concerns an industrial-products ecommerce business, with technical SEO, product and category content, and monthly email marketing supporting online sales.
On Clicta’s website, Westward Sales owner and president Kelvin Aist describes the agency’s contribution to ecommerce growth over a 12-month period. That named customer account gives a clearer sense of the relationship than a generic platform claim. For a functioning store that needs qualified industrial buyers, the search-marketing focus is relevant; a full platform rebuild requires its own development scope. View Clicta’s company profile.
6. Designzillas
Designzillas now operates within Avenue Z, which acquired the agency in September 2023. The current Zillas practice retains its emphasis on web experience and conversion.
Avenue Z’s HydroMassage / WellnessSpace Brands case explicitly attributes the engagement to Zillas. It combined website design, B2B and consumer journeys, search and social advertising, and post-launch conversion improvements for wellness equipment. HydroMassage president Kevin Conaway’s agency-hosted testimonial praises the team’s creativity and responsiveness to changing requests. This is a strong fit for products sold through education and quote requests, with a different buying journey from a simple add-to-cart store.
7. Cultura Interactive
Cultura Interactive focuses on improving the revenue produced by an existing ecommerce business. Its Auro Wellness work connected Shopify customer information to Klaviyo and organized automated messaging around behavior, purchase stage, and product category.
For WiseEye, the agency describes connecting WooCommerce, Recurly, and Synerise so subscription and customer data could support coordinated lifecycle campaigns. These are useful examples for a brand with traffic and customers already in place but fragmented systems behind its email, personalization, and retention programs. Cultura also provides technical development support, so changes can extend beyond campaign setup into the store itself. Read customer reviews.
8. Oyova
Oyova’s MagnaCaddy case connects a platform decision to an operational need. The team moved the golf-product business from WordPress to Shopify and implemented presale ordering ahead of inventory availability, giving customers a clearer way to buy while the business managed availability.
For a smaller product company, that kind of implementation can matter more than a long list of enterprise platforms. Oyova also combines web development with digital marketing, making it relevant to a business that wants help attracting customers after the store is functioning. The strongest comparison point here is the specific migration and ordering workflow, supported by its client reviews.
9. Biz4Group
Orlando-based Biz4Group builds custom commerce software as well as broader applications. Its Todos Source marketplace was designed for bulk produce transactions involving multiple sellers and shipping regions. The described features include vendor onboarding, region-specific carts, transportation quotes, staged payments, and administration of orders and payouts.
The case identifies React, Node.js, Express, and MongoDB rather than a Shopify theme build. It also includes an agency-hosted testimonial from Erick, owner of Todos Source, about the team’s product work. Biz4Group is most relevant when the business model itself needs software development, such as a marketplace with seller operations and cross-border fulfillment. Read client reviews.
10. Media Giant Design
Media Giant Design offers website development, hosting, and marketing from Florida’s Treasure Coast. Its Sunrise Theatre customer review gives a concrete example of transactional website work: marketing director Anne Satterlee described a new website connected to the venue’s ticketing system, with ongoing hosting and technical assistance.
In that May 2022 account, Satterlee emphasized readable pages, simple functionality for the theatre’s audience, and an easier-to-update site. The agency also lists ecommerce development services. The theatre project demonstrates integration and ongoing support for ticket sales, making this a local-service option to consider alongside the dedicated Shopify specialists. Read Media Giant Design reviews.
11. Smargasy
Smargasy’s Zotter US case is a particularly useful example of ecommerce beyond the storefront. The Fort Myers team describes a WooCommerce store connected to Odoo for inventory and wholesale management and ShipStation for warehouse shipping. It also built a store finder and flexible repeat-order functionality.
For SWFL Produce, Smargasy rebuilt the WooCommerce shopping experience around recurring weekly produce orders and made routine content updates accessible to the owner. The case attributes feedback about the improved ordering experience and business growth to owner Elizabeth. Together, these projects show a practical fit for food businesses balancing retail orders, fulfillment, and repeat purchasing. Read customer reviews.
12. Netalico
Netalico’s QEP project moved an OroCommerce store to Shopify while connecting a custom ERP and Salsify product information. The storefront includes technical documentation, product compatibility information, and bilingual content, illustrating how a Shopify build can support a specialist catalog without moving every internal operation into Shopify.
Its Oatly engagement adds subscription expertise: Netalico improved Recharge signup and account management and supported the US site through a global headless redesign. Oatly ecommerce manager Cheyenne Thayer’s agency-hosted testimonial credits Netalico and Recharge jointly for the subscription project. This is a useful shortlist option for merchants who need development and iterative optimization after launch. Read Netalico reviews.
13. WeDoWebApps
WeDoWebApps’ ResultPlan project shows how commerce can require more than standard product pages. For the online meal-service business, the agency combined a Next.js frontend with WordPress and organized meal selection, subscriptions, ordering, and delivery into the customer experience.
That makes the work relevant to subscription products and businesses whose purchase flow depends on preferences or scheduling. WeDoWebApps also develops mobile applications, so it can be considered when the store is one part of a wider customer product. Compare the actual ordering and account requirements with the demonstrated ResultPlan scope, alongside its customer reviews.
14. DigitalSuits
DigitalSuits built a Shopify Plus store and custom application for Aquablu, combining wholesale and consumer purchasing for the water-filtration brand. The project addresses reseller ordering, business customers with multiple offices, and delivery rules linked to the products being purchased.
This is the kind of implementation to examine when wholesale requirements have outgrown a basic discount code. DigitalSuits’ wider commerce services include migrations, subscriptions, integrations, and ongoing optimization, with custom development forming a substantial part of its offer. Its client reviews provide a separate place to assess delivery and collaboration.
15. Byteout
Byteout concentrates on the connection between an established marketplace business and a direct-to-consumer store. Its We Love Doodles case on the agency website describes a Shopify rebuild for the pet-wellness brand, including a custom bundle builder and work connecting its direct channel with its Amazon business.
The scope includes pricing and bundle decisions as well as development. That is relevant to brands that need their own customer relationships and repeat-purchase programs while continuing to sell through a marketplace. Byteout also offers custom integrations and internal tools, so the technical brief can extend to fulfillment, subscriptions, and backend workflows. Read customer reviews.
16. Solo Media Group
Solo Media Group designs and builds Shopify stores, integrations, and ongoing commerce improvements. In a customer account published on its website, Wild Planet Foods brand manager Dana Lusted describes a WordPress-to-Shopify transition, subscription-platform changes, SEO crawls and fixes, and further site development.
The agency also presents its Time4Learning platform migration and an agency-hosted testimonial from SVP of revenue Micaela Shaw, who highlights the team’s persistence and help throughout the Shopify move. These are useful examples for a merchant that wants the developer to remain involved after replatforming. Shopify’s partner directory currently lists New York as the primary location; it is an option for Florida buyers rather than a claim of a Miami headquarters.
17. Varfaj
Varfaj became part of Avenue Z in February 2026. Its current practice focuses on Shopify design, development, and conversion optimization, including migrations, integrations, and B2B requirements.
The MOSH case describes moving the nutrition brand to Shopify 2.0 with a redesigned shopping experience. The practice also presents work for Isla Porter and Ghia. Varfaj remains a useful name for buyers researching its historical Shopify portfolio, but it and Designzillas now share the same parent company. The two entries reflect different established practices, not two independent agency groups. Read the Varfaj company review profile.
18. Digital Silk
Digital Silk’s Rollink engagement combined a custom ecommerce experience with positioning and marketing for the collapsible-luggage brand’s entry into the US market. The project had to explain an unfamiliar product format and translate that story into a shopping experience for American travelers.
The Miami-headquartered agency is a relevant option when the ecommerce brief includes substantial brand, design, and customer-education work. Its Rollink example supports that integrated scope; the platform and technical integrations for a new project should be specified separately. Customer reviews offer another view of its design and development process.
19. ShopTrade
ShopTrade’s Shopify portfolio includes consumer stores such as Miami sneaker and streetwear retailer Solefly, alongside specialist applications. Its LensAdvisor work enables prescription-eyewear purchasing, from collecting prescription details to supporting fulfillment.
The agency also describes ShopCRM for draft orders and automated follow-up, and Netwise for wholesale workflows. These examples make its fit especially clear when a merchant needs application logic beyond the storefront. ShopTrade publishes a LensAdvisor customer account about realistic timelines and app-development experience, as well as external client reviews. Its current US address is in Tampa.
20. Sobefy
Miami-based Sobefy’s Better Flock project combines a Shopify migration with a custom theme for a poultry-health supplements brand. Its Rescue Link work takes a different approach: a headless Shopify experience for medical equipment, including personalized carts that clinics can send to patients.
Those examples show why Sobefy is relevant when a standard storefront leaves important parts of the business workflow unresolved. The agency also presents a custom Sayn Beauty theme with product customization, quizzes, and subscription management. Its current offer includes Shopify Plus, custom software, and headless commerce; customer reviews help assess the experience of working with the team.
21. LotzAp
LotzAp’s January 2021 customer review from Tonia Roberts, founder of Hourglass Bootycamp, describes a purchasing journey for personalized fitness services. The team created the web application, collected customer information, generated tailored plans, and developed a calorie-calculator module. Roberts praised the team’s patience and attention to the requirements.
A separate review from an unnamed lighting retailer describes LotzAp taking over an unfinished Magento store and repairing its functionality. Together, these accounts make the Weston-listed firm relevant to custom service-commerce applications and existing builds that need engineering help. They demonstrate specific web and Magento work, rather than establishing a Shopify specialization.
22. 1Digital® Agency
1Digital® Agency’s Ohio Hardwood Furniture project shows a concrete reason to commission custom Shopify development. The retailer’s existing store did not make its made-to-order products easy to buy. The agency redesigned navigation and product pages so shoppers could configure custom orders online.
Its portfolio also includes a BigCommerce-to-Shopify Plus migration for Perfectly Priscilla, combining a platform move with a redesigned consumer experience. For retailers, the agency offers both implementation and acquisition support. In an agency-hosted customer account, Oakwood Veneer’s Mel Konhya describes a relationship that began with website redesign and expanded to PPC and SEO. Read additional reviews.
23. SigmaSolve
SigmaSolve combines ecommerce development with enterprise systems and custom integrations. A customer account on its website from Ashley F. of Fresh Meal Plan describes work spanning ecommerce, Shopify, and integrations, with the relationship dating to 2016. The customer emphasizes responsive support across changing technical needs.
Its current digital-commerce practice covers Shopify Plus and nopCommerce, along with catalog, checkout, customer-data, and operational improvements. This is a relevant option for a merchant whose store is tightly coupled to subscriptions, inventory, or other business systems. The Fresh Meal Plan account is especially relevant to subscription businesses that need responsive support across an interconnected stack. Read client reviews.
24. BriteCode
BriteCode’s Get The Gusto portfolio entry identifies UX/UI design, custom development, and WooCommerce for the West Palm Beach interiors and antiques business. It includes desktop and mobile presentations of the store, providing a concrete example of the agency’s design and implementation work.
Its Coffee Perks project lists the same core scope for a different retail context. BriteCode also offers Shopify services, but these two named projects specifically demonstrate WooCommerce. That distinction makes it easier to compare the agency against the platform already in use. Read customer reviews.
25. Unlock Commerce
Unlock Commerce is particularly relevant to merchants using NetSuite. Its Kitchen Warehouse case, dated July 2021, describes a SuiteCommerce Advanced upgrade and a redesigned checkout for the Australian kitchenware retailer. The team used customer testing to simplify the steps and clarify delivery, store availability, and changes to the basket.
The project illustrates checkout and platform work inside an ERP-connected commerce environment. The Fort Lauderdale company’s current offer also includes Shopify development, custom apps, and NetSuite integrations. Buyers comparing it with a Shopify-only studio should consider which system needs to own inventory, customer accounts, and order information. Read Unlock Commerce reviews.
Match the agency to the next stage of your store
A migration brief should name the current and future platforms, product and customer data, URL redirects, payment and tax requirements, and systems that must remain connected. Luminaire, QEP, and Zotter show why those operational details belong in the brief from the beginning.
For an established store, the priority may instead be subscriptions, product discovery, or acquisition. Oatly’s subscription work, Cultura’s lifecycle programs, and House of Jack’s holiday campaign illustrate different ways an agency can contribute without treating every problem as a redesign.
Compare implementation fees, ongoing support, app and platform charges, and advertising spend separately. Ask for a relevant customer reference and a clear division of responsibility for launch testing and post-launch fixes.
Anderson Collaborative publishes this guide and is affiliated with Nativz. The linked projects and customer accounts explain each recommendation.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best ecommerce agency in Florida?
Anderson Collaborative leads this guide for ecommerce growth marketing, creative, and retention. For a Shopify migration or complex store integration, compare the specific project experience of agencies such as Absolute Web, Netalico, and DigitalSuits. The best fit depends on the platform and work required.
What do ecommerce agencies in Florida help with?
Their work ranges from store design, platform migrations, and ERP integrations to paid media, SEO, email, subscriptions, and conversion optimization. A marketing engagement and an engineering project require different deliverables, even when one agency offers both.
How do I choose a Florida ecommerce agency?
Start with the business problem, platform, and operational constraints. Compare relevant completed projects, speak with customers, and request a scope covering data migration, integrations, testing, ownership, ongoing support, and separate development and marketing costs.
Do ecommerce agencies handle Shopify development?
Many do, but their depth varies. This guide includes documented Shopify migrations, custom applications, wholesale ordering, subscription work, and theme development. Other listed agencies specialize in WooCommerce, SuiteCommerce, custom marketplaces, or marketing an existing store.
Explore our case studies or contact the team to discuss ecommerce marketing and development needs.