From ask to shipped
in four moves.
No sprints, no scoping calls, no tickets. Just a conversation that ends with working code in your store.
Send the ask
Slack, WhatsApp, or email — describe what you want in plain language. Screenshots welcome.
Accept the quote
You get a token quote back in realtime. Accept or reject — nothing burns until you say go.
Review before it's live
We build immediately — in a theme preview for small changes, or your full staging store once onboarded. Click the link, see it working.
Ship it with Clyp
Approve and it goes to production — under your rules. Auto-push, human sign-off, or your own release window.
Start small. Unlock more
when you're ready.
Clyp grows with you. What we can ship depends on how much of your setup is complete — and that's by design.
1. Install the app — free
Connect your store on Shopify, BigCommerce, or Shopware. Clyp gets theme access and starts shipping small changes right away — copy edits, theme tweaks, quick fixes. Your first 10 small requests are free.
2. Onboard — when you want more
Ready for mid-tier builds? A one-time $2,000 onboarding puts a human on a call with your team: full staging & production pipelines, your guidelines encoded, guardrails agreed. That's the setup that lets us ship real builds safely.
3. Build up the ladder
Once onboarded: custom sections, integrations, CRO experiments — up to small applications. For the biggest builds, we'll tell you straight when an agency is the better fit.
Fast, but never loose.
Speed only counts if you'd trust it with production. Here's what keeps the clip safe.
Your guidelines, encoded
During onboarding, a real human works through your brand rules, code conventions, and release policies with your team. Every build follows them — automatically.
Staging first, always
Nothing touches production without passing through your staging store and your eyes first.
Production, your way
Some companies approve every push. Others pre-approve categories of changes within release windows. You set the dial.
Rollback ready
Every production push ships with a rollback path. One message reverts it.