Premier Partner; full Shopify Plus migration for Big Green Egg.
4 Best Ecommerce Design Agencies in Miami (2026)
Miami's ecommerce agency scene is shaped by its position as the US gateway to Latin America — bilingual, cross-border Shopify work sits alongside enterprise migration specialists and DTC growth agencies built around retention marketing. This page covers four agencies with real, verifiable client work, checked against each firm's own site.
Best ecommerce design agencies by need
For mid-market and enterprise brands moving onto Shopify Plus.
Shopify Plus and Adobe Commerce certified, in Miami since 1999.
For DTC brands that want paid media, email/SMS and the store run by one team.
Rebuilt Steve Madden's Facebook ad operations: 796% year-over-year growth.
For brands selling to both US and Latin American customers.
Bilingual EN/ES team for Shopify Markets, multi-currency and regional payments.
For brands whose next gains come from the cart, order value and repeat purchases.
Lashify cart overhaul lifted AOV by 8.64% within 90 days.
Klaviyo Gold Master Partner; CRO added through the Paspartoo acquisition.
188% subscription-revenue increase for Oatly.
For brands that want the people who built the store to stay on.
The team that builds your store stays on for the ongoing retainer.
Quarterly in-person strategy sessions for South Florida clients.
Full profiles
Every agency, profiled
What each firm has actually shipped, who it's built for, and when a different agency on this list is the better call.
No. 11. Netalico Commerce
Miami
- Specialty
- Mid-market to enterprise Shopify Plus migrations
- Client tier
- DTC brands, $2M–$50M GMV
- Website
- netalico.com
Why it's here
- Founded by an engineer with an enterprise-systems background at NASA; Shopify Plus Premier Partner, the platform's top published tier
- Named results include a 188% subscription-revenue increase for Oatly and a full Shopify Plus migration for Big Green Egg
- Every developer is in-house and US-based, and the team that builds a client's store stays on for their ongoing retainer
Right fit if
you're a mid-market to enterprise DTC brand planning a Shopify Plus migration who wants the same team staying on after launch.
Wrong fit if
you specifically need bilingual LATAM cross-border expertise — see Seal Global instead.
No. 22. Absolute Web
Miami
- Specialty
- Full-service Shopify Plus and Adobe Commerce development
- Client tier
- Mid-market to enterprise ecommerce brands
- Website
- absoluteweb.com
Why it's here
- Founded in Miami in 1999, an 85-person team holding Klaviyo Master Elite, Shopify Plus, and Adobe Commerce certifications
- Named clients include Open Farm, Cracker Barrel, Lashify, and Modloft
- For Lashify, partnered with personalization platform Rebuy to overhaul the Shopify cart — within 90 days, the new setup influenced 14.64% of all orders and lifted AOV by 8.64%
Right fit if
you're a mid-market to enterprise brand that wants one established team covering platform migration, development, and CRO together.
Wrong fit if
you're an early-stage DTC brand focused primarily on paid media and retention marketing — see Evestar instead.
No. 33. Evestar
Miami (Brickell)
- Specialty
- DTC growth: paid media, retention, and Shopify development
- Client tier
- Emerging to established DTC brands
- Website
- evestar.co
Why it's here
- Founded in 2018 by Lolita Petrossov, a Klaviyo Gold Master Partner and Inc. 5000 honoree, headquartered in Brickell
- Named client Steve Madden hired Evestar to rebuild its Facebook ad operations after account suspensions disrupted paid campaigns during peak demand, delivering 796% year-over-year growth and 37,000-plus new customers
- Expanded its Shopify development and CRO capability through the 2024 acquisition of Paspartoo, adding platform migration depth to its retention-marketing base
Right fit if
you're a DTC brand that wants paid media, email/SMS retention, and Shopify development unified under one growth-focused team.
Wrong fit if
you need enterprise-scale platform migration primarily — see Netalico Commerce or Absolute Web instead.
No. 44. Seal Global
Miramar (Miami metro)
- Specialty
- Bilingual EN/ES Shopify for LATAM cross-border commerce
- Client tier
- South Florida DTC brands scaling past $1M
- Website
- sealglobalholdings.com
Why it's here
- Headquartered in Miramar in the Miami metro area, founded in 1999, with more than 25 years of operating history in South Florida
- Bilingual English and Spanish team built specifically for LATAM cross-border commerce — Shopify Markets, multi-currency, and regional payment and shipping stacks
- Offers quarterly in-person strategy sessions for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach clients, alongside remote service for national brands
Right fit if
your brand sells to both US and Latin American customers and needs genuine bilingual, cross-border Shopify expertise.
Wrong fit if
your business is purely domestic US-focused — the LATAM cross-border specialty is this agency's core differentiator, not a side offering.
Compare
At a glance
All four side by side: what each one is best for, where it's based, and the client tier it works with.
| # | Agency | Best for | Location | Client tier | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Netalico Commerce | Mid-market to enterprise Shopify Plus migrations | Miami | DTC brands, $2M–$50M GMV | netalico.com |
| 2 | Absolute Web | Established, full-service Shopify Plus and Adobe Commerce | Miami | Mid-market to enterprise ecommerce brands | absoluteweb.com |
| 3 | Evestar | DTC growth: paid media, email/SMS, and Shopify development | Miami (Brickell) | Emerging to established DTC brands | evestar.co |
| 4 | Seal Global | Bilingual EN/ES Shopify for LATAM cross-border brands | Miramar (Miami metro) | South Florida DTC brands scaling past $1M | sealglobalholdings.com |
Coverage
What each agency's published work covers
A dot means the work is described in the agency's profile above: its own site, named clients or case studies. A dash means it isn't part of what the firm publishes, not that it can't do it. There is no score here.
| Agency | Shopify / Plus builds4 of 4 | Adobe Commerce1 of 4 | Platform migrations3 of 4 | CRO2 of 4 | Email / SMS retention2 of 4 | Paid media1 of 4 | Bilingual / LATAM1 of 4 | Same team after launch2 of 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netalico Commerce | ||||||||
| Absolute Web | ||||||||
| Evestar | ||||||||
| Seal Global |
Described in the agency's published workNot stated
Red flags
Red flags when evaluating a Miami ecommerce agency
No named clients you can verify independently.
A portfolio full of logos with no case studies or results attached is a reason to ask more questions, not a reason to sign.
A “Miami” claim that's really a remote team.
Several agencies serving Miami's LATAM-gateway market openly operate from New York, Delhi, or elsewhere — that's not necessarily bad, but confirm what “Miami-based” actually means for a given firm.
Vague answers about bilingual and cross-border capability.
If you need LATAM reach, ask specifically about multi-currency setup, regional payment rails, and whether Spanish-language content is native or translated.
No distinction between design-only and design-and-build.
Get clear, in writing, whether an agency designs only or also builds — it changes your total vendor count and cost.
Before you sign
- 1
Confirm whether you need enterprise migration, DTC growth marketing, or LATAM cross-border expertise. Miami's four strongest agencies each specialize in a different one of these.
- 2
Ask for a migration walkthrough if your project involves moving off an existing platform.
- 3
If you need bilingual or cross-border capability, ask for a specific LATAM case study, not just a general claim of Spanish-language support.
- 4
Request a reference from a project similar in scope to yours, not just the agency's flagship case study.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why does Miami have a distinct LATAM-focused ecommerce specialty?
Miami's position as the primary US gateway to Latin America creates real demand for bilingual, cross-border commerce infrastructure — multi-currency storefronts, regional payment rails, and Spanish-language customer experience — that most agencies elsewhere don't build for as a core specialty.
Should we choose a Miami agency or a remote specialist if we don't need LATAM reach?
If your brand is purely domestic, agencies like Netalico Commerce or Absolute Web offer strong general Shopify Plus expertise without the LATAM-specific overhead. Seal Global's bilingual, cross-border specialty is most valuable specifically if you're selling into Latin America.
What's the typical cost range for Miami ecommerce design work?
It varies by agency and scope. Seal Global's published services start around $1,500 per month; enterprise Shopify Plus migrations with Netalico Commerce or Absolute Web typically run considerably higher depending on catalog size and integration complexity.
How do we tell a genuine Miami agency from a national firm's templated city page?
Check for a specific street address confirmed on the agency's own contact page, not just a page that mentions Miami. Some agencies serving the Miami market are explicit that their real offices are elsewhere — that's a useful signal to look for directly.