E-Commerce Agencies in New Zealand
E-commerce agencies building, optimising, and marketing online stores and platforms. Sorted by client portfolio, expertise, and track record.
Elemental
Auckland Shopify agency building bespoke ecommerce websites since 2013 for brands including Cycleways, All Good NZ and Nature's Sunshine — AI-ready audits, SEO, branding, integrations and dedicated ongoing support.
Tripster Developers
Auckland Shopify Plus developers since 2016 with 200+ reviews — custom Liquid themes, platform migrations (WooCommerce, Magento), app development, ERP (Odoo) integration and NZ-specific payments and shipping setup; direct developer access in NZT hours.
Zyber
Auckland Shopify Plus and Klaviyo agency with 15+ years and 40+ ecommerce case studies including Nood, BedsRus, Good George, Golf Warehouse, Bargain Chemist, Vuse, G-SHOCK and About Face — CRO, B2B commerce, replatforming and growth strategy.
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KiwiSprout
Shopify development team with 120+ store launches and five-star Google and Shopify ratings — custom apps, theme design, migrations and an ongoing Shopify Success Program; case studies include Good George (loyalty app) and Sisters & Co (+34% conversion).
About the e-commerce agencies ranking
Agencies listed
5
Verified profiles
0
Claimed profiles
0
Average score
52/200
Regions covered
2
Longest established
2011
Which e-commerce agencies rank highest?
Elemental, Tripster Developers and Zyber currently rank highest in this listing.Elemental leads with a directory score of 60/200. Rankings recompute automatically as directory data changes — placement is never paid or sponsored.
How the ranking works
Every e-commerce agency is scored out of 200 from five public signals: verification status, client portfolio, specialty breadth, project track record, and public presence including years in business. There are no paid placements, and scores exclude self-reported claims that cannot be checked against public sources. See the full methodology.