A first order is just the beginning. SDG builds food and beverage commerce around discovery, the right assortment, and the next delivery, connecting a distinctive storefront to subscriptions and the systems behind every order.
Shopify Platinum PartnerEnterprise commerce since 2006
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Different products. Different purchase rhythms. Our work connects the personality of a food brand with the mechanics that make repeat purchase possible.
Three site launches · Coffee · Enterprise commerce
Peet’s. Stumptown. Intelligentsia. Three brands, three launches.
SDG’s Peet’s engagement included launching three Shopify sites: Peet’s Coffee, Stumptown Coffee, and Intelligentsia Coffee. The Peet’s work also included subscription storefront engineering and Microsoft Dynamics integration.
Read the Peet’s Coffee case studyFood · Bundles · Recurring purchase
A playful brand with serious purchase mechanics.
SDG built Magic Spoon’s Shopify storefront around product discovery, custom bundles, and subscription choices, giving a growing food assortment a flexible foundation.
Read the Magic Spoon case studyA variety pack, a recurring coffee order, and a wholesale case need different rules. We map the product, purchase model, and fulfillment operation together.
Make one-time and recurring choices clear, then connect cadence, skips, swaps, payment recovery, accounts, and customer service. We validate subscription-platform capabilities and migration constraints before recommending a stack.
Subscription architectureVariety packs, build-a-box experiences, gifts, and multipacks should be easy to buy and possible to fulfill. We define component inventory, pack sizes, pricing, discounts, and how each order reaches the warehouse.
Custom Shopify developmentStructure flavor, ingredients, allergens, nutrition, preparation, and dietary attributes so shoppers can compare confidently. Your team owns product claims and approvals; we build the content model and publishing controls around them.
Product experience & designShelf-stable goods, chilled products, and mixed baskets cannot share an assumed delivery promise. We map shipping regions, cutoffs, temperature-sensitive restrictions, and fulfillment handoffs with your operators and providers.
Fulfillment & systems integrationRetail buyers and distributors need case quantities, company accounts, approved assortments, pricing, terms, and reordering. We confirm plan eligibility and scope the native, app, and custom components needed for your B2B operating model.
B2B & wholesale commerceERP, warehouse, subscription, and commerce systems need clear ownership of each record. We engineer monitored data flows and reconciliation, while leaving lot tracking, expiry, and traceability with the systems equipped to manage them.
Microsoft Dynamics & ShopifyStart with the purchase pattern and the operational constraints, whether you are moving platforms or improving the storefront you already have.
How we workReview catalog, margins, subscription rules, pack sizes, wholesale needs, and fulfillment restrictions. Agree on data ownership and test the hardest workflows first.
Connect discovery, bundles, subscription accounts, checkout, and enterprise systems. Rehearse migrations with the subscription and payment providers involved.
Use subscription activation, repeat purchase, account-service friction, and fulfillment exceptions to prioritize improvements. Acquisition conversion is only one part of the picture.
Our food and beverage clients include Peet’s Coffee, Stumptown Coffee, Intelligentsia Coffee, Keurig Dr Pepper, and Magic Spoon. The Peet’s case study covers the launch of three Shopify sites: Peet’s, Stumptown, and Intelligentsia. It also describes Peet’s subscription storefront and Microsoft Dynamics integration work. Magic Spoon’s case study covers its branded storefront, bundles, and recurring purchase experience.
Yes. We assess the current subscription platform, customer accounts, payment-provider portability, delivery schedules, discounts, and fulfillment dependencies. Token portability and provider permissions must be confirmed; we do not assume payment details can simply be exported and reimported.
We can scope the commerce rules and integrations those operations require. Temperature control, lot tracking, expiry management, and food-safety processes remain responsibilities of the appropriate operators and systems, not capabilities supplied automatically by a Shopify storefront.
Yes, where the architecture and plan fit the requirements. We design distinct retail and business buying journeys, with account permissions, pack quantities, pricing, payment terms, and ERP handoffs confirmed during discovery.
No. We can begin with subscription friction, bundle usability, product discovery, an integration, or a focused conversion audit. A replatform is recommended only when the business case supports it.
Tell us what you sell, how customers come back, and where the operation gets complicated. We’ll help you find the right starting point.
