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In Storetasker’s 2025 rate survey, freelancers charge $50 to $150 an hour, or $3,000 to $10,000 for a full store, and agencies $125 to $250 an hour with projects from $15,000 to $50,000 or more. Most of that spread is hourly billing and the size of the team.

Here every service is a fixed price with the scope written down: $99 USD for a Design Audit, $299 USD for Product Architecture, $599 USD for theme design and $2,400 USD for design plus development. Theme licences, apps and copywriting are quoted separately, and there is no hourly meter.

It depends on how many disciplines your problem crosses. Pick an agency when design, development and marketing all have to move at once and you want project managers and QA in the room. Pick a freelancer or an independent designer when the work is scoped and the value is in dealing directly with the person doing it.

The cost difference is mostly team size and hourly billing. Storetasker’s 2025 survey puts freelancers at $50 to $150 an hour, or $3,000 to $10,000 for a full store, and agencies at $125 to $250 an hour with projects from $15,000 to $50,000 or more.

SHOP / JEZZ is a third shape: one independent designer, fixed prices, no hourly meter. A Design Audit is $99 USD and a Theme Redesign is $599 USD for design or $2,400 USD with the build. That fits a defined problem on one store. It is the wrong fit if you need several disciplines working in parallel, a team on retainer, or cover across many storefronts at once, and an agency is the honest answer there.

Start with the Design Audit if you are not sure what is holding the store back. It is the smallest package and ends with a prioritised list of fixes. Choose UX Research when the question is who your customers are, Product Architecture when the catalog is hard to navigate, and the Theme Redesign when the brand has outgrown its theme.

Most stores combine an audit with research before a redesign. That is the Discover chapter of the process.