Start with a 2-minute quiz.

Answer a few quick questions about where you are now and where you want to be. We’ll come back knowing where you’re losing sales and what to tackle first, so your first call is about solutions, not setup.

Prefer to email? hello@birubi.co

What happens next.

  1. 01

    We review your answers.

    We read what you’ve sent and look at your store before we reply, so we come to the call prepared.

  2. 02

    A first call.

    In English or Japanese. We talk through your goals, what’s in the way and what you’ve already tried.

  3. 03

    A clear recommendation.

    A short list of what to tackle first, in order of impact, and whether a monthly plan or a one-time project suits you better.

Want to look around first? See our work → Compare plans →

Other ways to reach us.

Rather skip the quiz? That’s fine. Get in touch whichever way suits you.

Email

Send a line or two about your business and what you need. We reply in English or Japanese.

hello@birubi.co →

In person or online

We meet clients in person in Tokyo, Kanagawa and Chiba, and online everywhere else, in Japan and overseas.

About Birubi →

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Recent projects, and what we’re learning along the way.

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Before you get in touch.

What is the first call for?

It’s a conversation about your situation, with no obligation. We use it to understand where you are and to tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.

Do we need to be on Shopify already?

No. Many brands come to us to move to Shopify from another platform, or to launch their first store. If Shopify isn’t the right fit, we also build on Webflow, WordPress and Drupal.

Do you work with overseas brands?

Yes. We work remotely with brands across APAC, the UK, EU and US, including brands getting ready to launch in Japan. We book calls to suit your time zone.

How soon can we start?

It depends on the work and our availability that month, as we take on a small number of new clients each month. After the first call we give you a start date, and for one-time projects, a fixed scope and quote.