Your client book breaks on Shopify's clock. Not yours.

Shopify releases a new API version every quarter and sunsets the old one roughly a year later. That's not a rare event across a client book that size; it's a constant, rolling exposure that nobody on your team is specifically tasked with watching, because there's no single job title for "know which of our forty client repos breaks next and when."

The cost you're already paying

This shows up as unbillable maintenance. A client's checkout stops converting, or their custom app throws errors, someone digs in, finds a deprecated field or a sunsetted endpoint, and burns half a day fixing it under pressure, usually after the client's already noticed. Multiply that across a client book and it's a recurring cost with no line item, because nobody scoped "watch for Shopify sunsets" into the retainer.

What changes

Sunset gives you one view across every connected client repo: the Portfolio Drift Board, ranked by deadline, showing exactly which stores are exposed to which upcoming sunset and when it lands. The "I didn't know client X breaks in March" moment happens in a dashboard on a Tuesday, not in a client's inbox the week it happens.

For each real exposure, Sunset writes the fix, tests it against the new API version, and opens a draft PR on that client's repo. You review it, merge it, and bill it if you want to; either way, it's a scheduled piece of work instead of a fire drill.

Why this fits an agency specifically

A single client rarely hits a Shopify sunset in a way that justifies a dedicated tool. A client book does, every few weeks, somewhere. That's the whole argument for a portfolio view over a per-repo alert: the value compounds with the size of your book, which is exactly the shape of an agency's problem and nobody else's.

Pricing that fits how agencies actually work

We price per repo band and per provider, not per developer seat. You're not buying a seat for each engineer; you're covering a portfolio of client infrastructure. See pricing for the current tiers.