Your Moncton store needs a French checkout and Maritime shipping rules, and the theme fights both

Serious Shopify work for a Moncton retailer runs $15k to $70k CAD. A bilingual theme and checkout tuning starts near $15k, adding HST, Maritime shipping and wholesale pricing runs $28k to $48k, and a full store synced to inventory and accounting reaches $70k. Most Moncton stores land between $25k and $45k.

Yes, but not reliably through a bulk translation app. We implement bilingual EN and FR through the whole funnel, including checkout, transactional emails and receipts, so a French-speaking Moncton customer is never bounced back to English at the payment step. That full-funnel coverage is what template stores usually miss.

We set New Brunswick HST at 15% correctly and build shipping rules by destination so rates to PEI, Nova Scotia and rural New Brunswick are accurate rather than a flat guess. Getting the last step right protects both your margin and your conversion, which is where flat-rate template shipping quietly costs Moncton stores sales.

Expect 5 to 12 weeks depending on how much bilingual, shipping and integration work is involved. A bilingual theme with tuned checkout can launch in 5 to 7 weeks, while a store fully synced to inventory and accounting takes up to 12. Most Moncton stores go live around week 8.

Yes. We build integrations so an online order flows into your inventory and accounting automatically, ending the manual re-keying that eats staff time. Stock levels stay accurate and revenue reconciles against HST without someone copying orders by hand each day.

Yes. You own the Shopify store account and the custom theme code, with documentation so any Moncton developer can maintain it. There is no lock to our agency. Custom Shopify work should leave you with an asset you control, not a rental you cannot move.

Yes. We implement account-based and wholesale pricing so distribution customers see their negotiated rates while retail customers see standard pricing, all on one store. This is common for Moncton businesses that sell both direct and to trade, and it does not fit a stock theme cleanly.

Done right, the opposite. We build logic into the theme rather than stacking heavy third-party apps, which is what usually slows Shopify stores. A faster storefront converts better, so performance is treated as part of the build, especially on the bilingual and checkout paths where speed protects sales.

Sometimes. If your catalogue is simple, single-language and ships at flat rates, a quality theme with a few light apps is cheaper and perfectly fine. Custom pays off when bilingual checkout, accurate Maritime shipping, wholesale pricing or system integration matter. We will tell you honestly which situation you are in.

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