Fyntri
Shopify store builds, redesigns and custom development for UK retail brands
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2025
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Fyntri
Fyntri provides Shopify store builds and rebuilds, redesigns, platform migrations, integrations and custom app development. Standard builds are fixed-scope projects; more complex work is quoted separately.
The founder works directly with retail brands, including businesses with collectibles and large catalogues. Fyntri is a UK Shopify Partner and is based in Northwich, United Kingdom; the company is founder-led and was founded in 2025.
Product: Shopify store setup and redesign, migrations, integrations, and custom Shopify development.
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