Ships looking like the client's site
The signup widget takes fonts, colours and corner radius straight from their theme, and layout, accent and default frequency are set in the theme editor. You'll rarely write custom CSS for it.
For agencies & developers
Building or managing Shopify stores for winery clients? The app drops into any theme, bills the client's store directly, and gives you a team in Perth who answers when something's odd. Several agencies already run it across more than one client.
The signup widget takes fonts, colours and corner radius straight from their theme, and layout, accent and default frequency are set in the theme editor. You'll rarely write custom CSS for it.
You're not building custom subscription logic and then owning it forever. Billing, retries, reminders, the member portal and checkout validation come with the app and keep updating themselves.
The client's store subscribes through Shopify billing, free for the first 10 subscriptions. No per-transaction fees eating the client's margin, and nothing you have to invoice around.
Subscription Import carries wines, frequencies and next charge dates across from the old platform, and it test-runs the file first and points at the exact row to fix.
Clubs are built from normal products, orders and customer segments, so the email, analytics and fulfilment apps you'd wire up for any other client work here too.
Feature requests from agencies and wineries regularly ship within weeks, with a public changelog. You're talking to the people who write the code.
Once you've launched one club, the next is a template: install, configure the clubs, drop the widget on a page, style it in the theme editor. Wineries we work with go from install to live in about a week — an agency who knows the theme can be faster.
“It's refreshing to see a company that genuinely listens to its users and acts on their suggestions… a reliable and evolving platform backed by a team that cares about its customers.”Cargo Road Wines · Orange, NSW
Book a demo and bring the client's site — we'll show you how the widget sits in their theme.