Best Webflow Agencies for Ecommerce
Webflow can run a store on its own, and a growing number of brands now use Webflow for a fully custom storefront while Shopify handles products, cart and checkout. Either way, the agency needs to understand commerce data, not only design: product templates, analytics events, and how a catalog grows without breaking the layout.
We only placed agencies that are Webflow partners and have named ecommerce clients or documented store work. This is a thinner field than SaaS, so read each profile for the strength of its evidence. They are ordered by Michal Simkovic's editorial score, explained in How we chose below.
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Top-ranked Webflow agencies
1. Flowout
Webflow Enterprise agency for SaaS, fintech and ecommerce growth teams
Webflow Premium Partner since Oct 2021; Agency of the Year 2024 finalist
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Editorial score: 9.0/10
Best for: stores that need clean analytics on cart and checkout events
2. Eclipse
Webflow and Shopify agency behind the Smootify app for Webflow stores
Webflow Premium Partner since Apr 2021; also a Shopify Partner
Benevento, Italy
Editorial score: 8.5/10
Best for: Webflow front ends on Shopify, from the makers of Smootify
3. StanVision
B2B Webflow Premium Partner for SaaS, fintech and Webflow plus Shopify stores
Webflow Premium Partner since May 2022
Sofia, Bulgaria
Editorial score: 7.9/10
Best for: consumer product brands on Webflow plus Shopify (Kangol)
4. Composite
Brooklyn Webflow Enterprise Partner building sites marketing teams can run
Webflow Premium Partner since Jun 2023; Enterprise Partner badge
Brooklyn, NY
Editorial score: 7.5/10
Best for: marketplaces and storefronts moving off WordPress
5. Slope
Los Angeles brand and growth agency for startups, fintech and ecommerce brands
Webflow Certified Partner since Jan 2021
Los Angeles, CA
Editorial score: 7.0/10
Best for: DTC brands that also need social and ad creative
How we chose
Each agency must be listed in Webflow's partner directory and show named ecommerce or consumer brand clients, a published store case study, or a dedicated Webflow plus Shopify service. Where the evidence is client names rather than a store case study, the agency profile says so.
How we score
Michal Simkovic scores each agency out of 10, using only the sourced evidence recorded for its profile. The score is editorial and shown with one decimal.
Expertise, 25%: Webflow partner tier and Webflow-verified awards
Experience, 15%: time in Webflow's partner program, years in business and team size
Reputation, 15%: named, verifiable clients and recognition from Webflow
Capabilities, 10%: documented Webflow services such as Enterprise builds, migrations, ecommerce and CRO
Communication, 10%: how clearly the public profile states budget, team and location
Value, 5%: how accessible the published starting budget is
Page fit, 20%: depth of named ecommerce work. A published case study or Webflow-verified project plus several named clients scores highest; client names alone score lowest
Agencies are ordered by score. When two scores match, the agency ranked higher in our overall list goes first.
No agency paid to be listed or scored.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Flowout ranked first for ecommerce?
Flowout publishes a Webflow store case study for Monster Products that covers Segment tracking for add to cart and checkout events, and it is a Premium Partner and 2024 Agency of the Year finalist. That gave it the top score (9.0). Eclipse (8.5) is second, with 250+ Webflow and 150+ Shopify projects by its own count.
Native Webflow Ecommerce or Webflow with Shopify?
Native Webflow Ecommerce keeps everything in one tool and suits brand-led stores. Pairing Webflow with Shopify, for example through the Smootify app built by Eclipse, adds Shopify's checkout and back office. StanVision and Eclipse both offer the combined setup.
What does a Webflow ecommerce build cost?
Starting budgets on Webflow's directory for the agencies on this page are $5,000 (Eclipse, Composite), $5,900 (Flowout), $10,000 (Slope) and $15,000 (StanVision). StanVision says it designed the Kangol and Carista stores on Webflow plus Shopify, a useful reference for combined builds.
Why are Composite and Slope scored lower here?
Their ecommerce evidence is thinner: Composite has one storefront case (AutoTrader) plus a Shopify service, and Slope names DTC clients but has no published store case study. Both rank higher on other pages.
