Shopify Website Designers for All Budgets

Looking for a Shopify website designer? You’re in the right place. I design high-converting Shopify stores! I recently built Uniquely Yours Collections, and yes, I’d love to build yours too. I also don’t believe in gatekeeping, so if my style or availability isn’t the right fit, I’m sharing a handful of other designers I trust at every budget below. Either way, you’ll leave this page knowing exactly who to hire!

Here’s the honest backstory: Shopify is an incredible e-commerce platform, but it’s also a BEAST to navigate. For years I sent Shopify projects elsewhere and stayed in my lane (Squarespace and Showit), where I’ve built 100+ strategy-first sites. But I kept getting asked for Shopify, so I went all in: I worked through the best Shopify trainings out there and learned to build on it the way I build everything else, strategy-first, SEO-driven, and completely custom to your brand. The result? Beautiful, high-converting stores that don’t look like everyone else’s template.

1. Yours Truly — Rebekah Read Creative

Yep, that’s me! 👋 I design custom, high-converting Shopify stores Uniquely Yours Collections. I’m also the most budget-friendly option on this list, with a marketing-and-SEO brain baked into every build.

A done-for-you Shopify store starts at $4,000 and includes brand discovery, a custom 5-page design, your products and collections set up, SEO groundwork, and a recorded training so you can run it yourself with confidence.

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2. Taylor Anne Moser

Taylor and I ran track together in college and I adore her! She currently only takes 1 client at a time and gets booked up months in advance, so reach out if you want to be on her calendar! Her prices for a web design range from $3,500-$8,500.

3. Julia/Bungalow Creative

Julia at Bungalow Creative has been so encouraging since I started offering Shopify services, and her portfolio speaks for itself, she’s built custom Shopify storefronts for brands like GoRings and The Copy Bar by Ashlyn Writes, with that polished, editorial feel that makes a shop look way more expensive than it was. If you want a custom Shopify build by Bungalow Creative, expect a full process: an intake questionnaire, a strategy phase before any design starts, and ongoing support after launch if you need it. She’s also a Shopify Select Partner, which is Shopify’s way of vouching for designers who consistently deliver great work.

*I do receive a 10% referral commission if you hire Julia at Bungalow Creative through this recommendation. I only mention this because honesty matters to me, and I’d recommend her either way.

4. Human Nature Creative

Kristi is a fellow mama of 2 littles living in Spokane, WA! She has been in retail marketing since 2016 and jumped into Shopify in 2020. Her web design + development journey started with Squarespace, but in 2024 she shifted to primarily Shopify.

She has a 4-Week Shopify Web Design and Development intensive to help you create your store and a standard site starts at $6,000 and a landing page starts at $1,500.

5. Studio Saintt

April Hardy is a branding and Shopify designer based in Australia, working with beauty, fashion, and lifestyle brands globally. She’s been in the design industry for 10+ years and her work has that polished, elevated look that makes premium brands feel like themselves online (she is also such a sweet human). Her Shopify builds start at $5,500 AUD and she also offers branding, Shopify audits, and website design alongside her custom builds (plus she has payment plans to suit different budgets). If your brand is in the beauty or fashion space and you want a conversion-focused Shopify store with serious design chops behind it, April is worth a look.

6. Kait Studio

Kait has been in the industry for 10+ years! She has a team that helps her with Shopify website design and development and has worked with some big names like Jordan Lee Dooley, Ashley Lemieux, and Dairy Boy. She is probably on the more expensive end for Shopify sites ($10k+), so if you don’t have that kind of budget, I would take a peek at her beautiful Shopify templates (around $900).

Should you just DIY it?

Well I have been designing websites since 2011 (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Showit, etc.) and I’m not trying to DIY it… that being said, if you have the time to research and watch a million YouTube tutorials, go for it. You have to use a lot of work arounds (or code) to get things done and if you’re looking to update or redo your current site, you will need to transfer some code on the backend so it transfers your products and customers.

It is a great platform for e-commerce, but for the DIYer, I would go with Squarespace (especially if you have fewer than 30 products).

Read this blog if you want to see if your shop would be a good fit for Squarespace

Want to design a website in a weekend?

*NOTE* None of these ladies paid me to say this (although if one of you wants to send me a coffee, I won’t object). These are just people I have been personally following for a while and am connected with and therefore suggest.

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