What we build / Online stores
Online stores
An online store on Shopify, WooCommerce or built from scratch, where customers find your products, pay and track their order, and where you run stock and orders in one place.
- Who it’s for
- Shops, brands, wholesalers and manufacturers who want to sell online, or who have outgrown a basic store.
- How long it takes
- Usually four to ten weeks, depending on products, payments and delivery.
Is this you?
- Customers ask whether they can order online.
- Orders arrive by phone, email and WhatsApp, and some get lost.
- Your stock count is never quite right.
- A marketplace takes a big cut of every sale.
What we build
- 01
Shopify stores
Quick to launch and easy to run: a store designed around your brand, with the right apps set up properly.
- 02
WooCommerce stores
A store inside WordPress, so your shop, blog and pages live in one place that you fully own.
- 03
Custom stores
For trade prices, complex products, or a store that needs to work closely with your own systems.
- 04
Trade and wholesale ordering
Business customers sign in, see their own prices and reorder in a few clicks.
- 05
Connected to your stock and accounts
Orders flow into your stock list or accounting software, so nobody types them twice.
- 06
Moving to a new platform
We move your products, customers and orders across without losing your place on Google.
What every project includes
- 01
A store that fits your products
Product pages, search and filters built around how your customers actually shop.
- 02
Payments and delivery
The payment methods your customers expect, delivery rates and order emails, all tested before launch.
- 03
One place for orders
See every order, update its status and keep stock right, from your phone or your desk.
- 04
Know what sells
Google Analytics follows every step from product view to purchase, and Google Search Console shows which searches bring shoppers to you.
- 05
Found and fast
Product pages set up for Google and Google Shopping, and quick on phones, where most people shop.
Questions
Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom store?
Shopify is the quickest to launch and the easiest to run, for a monthly fee. WooCommerce runs inside WordPress: you own everything and pay no platform fee, but it needs a little more looking after. A custom store makes sense when you have trade prices, complex products, or need it tied into your own systems. We’ll recommend one and explain why.
Can you move our store from another platform?
Yes. We move products, customers and order history, and point every old page address to its new one so you keep your place on Google.
Which payment methods can we take?
Cards and most digital wallets, plus bank transfer or cash on delivery if your customers expect it. We set up a payment provider that works in your country.
Can it connect to our stock or accounting software?
Usually, yes. We check what your current software allows first, and tell you what’s possible before you commit.
Can we add products ourselves?
Yes. You add products, prices and photos from the admin, with no code.
What does an online store cost?
It depends on the platform, the number of products, the payment and delivery options, and what it connects to. After a short call we send a written quote, so you know the price before any work starts.
Do I need to be technical?
No. We set everything up and show your team how to run the store day to day.
For your tech teamHow it’s built, in technical terms
Platforms
- Shopify: custom Online Store 2.0 themes in Liquid, app setup and checkout configuration
- WooCommerce on WordPress: custom themes, carefully chosen plugins and hardened hosting
- Headless and custom stores: Astro or Next.js front ends on the Shopify Storefront API or WooCommerce REST API
- Platform migrations with products, variants, customers, orders and full 301 redirect maps
Payments and checkout
- Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay, plus regional gateways and cash on delivery
- Hosted, PCI-compliant checkouts, so card details never touch your server
- Taxes, shipping zones, multi-currency pricing and abandoned-cart emails
Operations and integrations
- Stock sync with ERP, POS or spreadsheets through APIs and webhooks
- B2B price lists, customer-specific pricing and quote requests
- Order notifications by email and WhatsApp
Search, analytics and marketing
- Product, Offer and Review structured data for rich results
- Google Merchant Center product feeds for Google Shopping
- GA4 e-commerce events (view_item, add_to_cart, begin_checkout, purchase) through Google Tag Manager
- Google Search Console monitoring of product and category pages
- Meta Pixel and Conversions API for ad tracking, with consent handled
Speed and security
- Core Web Vitals budgets on product and category pages
- Security headers, bot protection on sign-in and checkout, and regular platform and plugin updates