When your backlog grows faster than your bench, plug into ours. 20 Shopify engineers and 5 full-stack engineers — ready to absorb sprints, clear tickets, and ship under your brand, on the weeks you actually need it.
Not the same as embedding a team
Our Fractional Shopify Engineering Team embeds a dedicated engineer inside your org for ongoing, day-to-day work — they join your standups and become part of the roster. Delivery Capacity is different: it's a bench you draw against only when your own pipeline is over capacity, billed by the sprint or the ticket batch, with no seat held open in between.
Looking for an embedded engineer instead? See the Fractional Shopify Engineering Team →
Four ways agencies plug our bench into their pipeline — pick the lane that matches the kind of overflow you’re dealing with.
Sprint Capacity
Drop a sprint’s worth of tickets into our queue. We staff engineers against it, run inside your existing cadence, and hand back reviewed work at the sprint boundary.
Ticket-Based Clearance
Send over a backlog of bug fixes, small builds, and QA tickets. We clear it at an agreed throughput so nothing sits waiting on your internal bench.
Overflow & Surge Support
A client just moved up a deadline. We flex in fast, absorb the spike, then step back out once your own team is caught up — no long-term commitment.
White-Label Execution
We build under your brand, in your PM tool, following your standards. Your client sees your agency shipping faster — not us.
Our bench isn't limited to storefront customization. The same team has designed, built, and shipped Shopify apps to the App Store — so when your backlog includes checkout extensions, custom app logic, or API work, you're not the first client to ask for it.

Shoppable video app for Shopify storefronts

Cart conversion and upsell app

Product display page optimization app
Bench ready in days
No job posting, no interview loop, no onboarding month. Engineers are already fluent in Shopify — ramp-in is project context, not platform training.
Senior-only, by design
7+ years average experience across the bench. You’re not paying to train someone up on your client’s storefront.
Your tools, your standards
We work inside Jira, Linear, ClickUp, or Asana — whatever you run — and follow your Git workflow and review gates.
Scale up, scale down
Add lanes for a sprint, release them the next. You pay for throughput delivered, not a headcount carried between projects.
It's throughput you can draw on, not a person you add to your org chart. Instead of hiring or growing your internal bench, you send us sprint work, tickets, or a surge project, and our engineers clear it against an agreed pace — then step back once it's done.
Fractional Engineering embeds one dedicated engineer inside your team for ongoing work — they're in your standups and become part of your day-to-day roster. Delivery Capacity is a flexible bench you pull from per sprint or ticket batch, scaling up and down without holding a seat open between engagements.
Typically 3–5 days. Because our engineers are already fluent in Shopify theming, Liquid, and app development, ramp-in time is mostly about learning your codebase and conventions — not the platform itself.
Yes. We plug into whatever you already run — Jira, Linear, ClickUp, Asana, Trello — and follow your existing Git workflow and code review process rather than asking you to adopt ours.
Yes. We work under NDA and your agency's brand. Your clients see your agency shipping faster; Tech Wishes stays behind the scenes.
That's the point of this model. Engagements are billed by the sprint or ticket block, not locked into a fixed multi-month retainer, so a single sprint of help is a normal request, not an exception.
Yes — 5 of our 25 engineers are full-stack, and the wider team has designed, built, and shipped Shopify apps (Glow Videos, Boost My Cart, PDP Star) to the App Store. When your backlog includes custom app logic, checkout extensions, or API integrations, it's familiar ground.
We follow your linting rules, style guides, and branching conventions, and route work through your existing review gates before anything merges — the same process your internal engineers would follow.
You do. All code and IP transfer to your agency (or your end client, per your contract) on delivery — standard practice for capacity engagements.
Yes. Lanes can flex week to week or sprint to sprint based on how your backlog is moving, with far shorter notice than a hiring cycle would require.
Tell us the shape of your overflow — a sprint, a ticket batch, or a surge project — and we’ll tell you what our bench can absorb this month.