International expansion
Sell in new countries. Make buying feel local.
Reach new customers with a store that feels local and delivery that works for your business.
3 questions. No email needed.
Ready to sell in your next country?
Find what still stands between you and your next market.
Grow around the world
Sell across borders
Sell internationally with local currency, clear duties, and delivery options that feel familiar at checkout. See the expansion guide.
Connect the tools your store needs
ERP, CRM, shipping, and channel apps wired into Shopify: ecommerce integrations your team can actually run.
Closer to your customers
Make distance less of a barrier
Make it easier for customers abroad to choose you.
Pay the familiar way
Let customers shop in their currency and use payment options they know.
Feel at home in your store
Help customers choose confidently in their own language.
Know the cost before buying
Make delivery charges and import costs clear before customers commit.
Order with confidence
Give customers clear delivery options for where they live.
Make delivery work for you
Choose fulfilment that fits your order volume and margins.
Reach your next customers
Help local shoppers discover the products you can deliver to them.
Room to grow
Make your next market worth it
Grow where the opportunity fits your business.
Follow the demand
Start where orders and enquiries show people already want your products.
Keep the sale worthwhile
Understand what an order earns after delivery and other costs.
Grow at your own pace
Add local stock when the sales opportunity justifies the commitment.
Bring in local buyers
Promote your products once the buying and delivery experience is ready.
Where we have done this
Wholesale ordering in two languages
Little Magpie brings English and French wholesale ordering into one Shopify catalogue, with account pricing and self-serve orders. The project shows how local buying needs and everyday operations can be planned together.
- account-specific pricing
- B2Baccount-specific pricing
- self-serve orders and history
- Portalself-serve orders and history
- language markets, one store
- 2language markets, one store
questions
Straight answers about selling internationally
How do I sell internationally on Shopify?
Start with one country. We check product eligibility, delivery costs and the buying experience before setting up the market. Available features depend on your Shopify plan, payment provider and destination.
Do I need a 3PL to sell internationally?
Not always. Shipping from your current warehouse may be enough to start. We compare that with local stock using your delivery needs, order volume and costs.
How do we avoid unexpected charges for customers?
We match checkout information to the shipping arrangement, with charges confirmed by your carrier and tax or customs adviser. Customers should understand what they pay and when.
Should I translate my store, and into which languages?
Choose languages around the customers you can serve well. We plan the store, emails and support together, including who keeps translations current as products change.
How does international SEO work for ecommerce?
We help buyers find the right store version using local search terms, relevant content and clear language signals. Search interest informs the opportunity alongside orders, enquiries and delivery costs.
What does international expansion cost?
Your scope separates setup from ongoing software, translation, delivery and marketing costs. We agree what the first market needs before you commit to further expansion.
We work with the tools your team already uses. And when you adopt something new, we manage the change.
Including Gmail, Shopify, Mailchimp, Zapier, Google Ads, Slack, HubSpot, Klaviyo.
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Reach your next customers. Make buying easy.
Let’s make buying from you easier in your next country.