WooCommerce, Shopify or a custom build, chosen for your products, your payments and the people who will run the shop day to day. Scoped properly before anything is built, so the price and timeline hold.
Shops are quoted per project, because the work is set by your catalogue and checkout rather than by page count.
It needs people to find it and a checkout they finish. Most shop builds stop at the products and leave the rest to someone else. Here the same person plans both.
The platform follows from what you sell and who runs the shop, so it is the first thing we work out together, not an assumption we bring.
A shop inside a WordPress site, so content and products live together and you control the design and data.
Watch for: Hosting and updates need looking after
A hosted platform where checkout, payments and security are handled for you, with a theme customised to your brand.
Watch for: Monthly platform and app fees
A lighter build with a hosted checkout, for when a full platform is more than the job needs.
Watch for: Less off-the-shelf tooling as you grow
Shops go wrong when the catalogue and checkout are worked out during the build. Here they are agreed before it starts.
Every line of the scope is priced in the written quote, so you can see what moves the total. An example brief: an independent retailer with around 60 products, some in several sizes, selling across the UK with local collection.
Talk about your shopA shop is quoted on these, because they are what actually takes the time. You get a written quote covering each before anything starts.
How many products, how many options each, and how they are grouped into categories.
Card payments, wallets and anything unusual, such as deposits or invoices.
Zones, rates, free delivery thresholds and click-and-collect.
How prices are shown and taxed, including any products that differ.
Who fulfils, how stock is tracked and what each order email says.
Accounting, email marketing, marketplaces or a booking system.
Product photography, descriptions and how many products we load for you.
Training for the people adding products and processing orders.
Because the person building your shop also runs the search and ads that bring people to it.
WooCommerce, Shopify or custom, recommended on what you sell and who runs it.
Product and category pages structured for search, with titles and descriptions written for real queries.
Conversion tracking set up so sales from search and ads can be counted.
Accounts, customer data and payment providers sit in your name.
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Store in your name
Timelines depend on the catalogue and integrations, and are agreed in writing with the quote.
What you sell, how you take payment, how orders are fulfilled and who runs the shop.
A recommendation with the reasons, and a written quote covering every line of the scope.
Categories, product types, variants and the fields each product needs.
Shop, category and product pages designed around your products, with two rounds of revisions.
The shop built on the agreed platform, with payments, delivery, tax and integrations configured.
Orders placed end to end: checkout, payment, emails, stock and refunds, on phones and desktops.
Live, with a walkthrough of adding products and handling orders, and logins in your name.
Once the shop is live, the Grow services bring people to it. They are separate and optional.
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His product is good quality, he's respectful. Takes you through every step.
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Great work from James which has brought more people to my site and I have already had a few more enquiries which I otherwise wouldn't have had as my site was super old. Great work and a fair price, would highly recommend
The same studio and the same standards, whichever part of the job you need next.
It depends on your products, how you take payment and who runs the shop. WooCommerce suits businesses already on WordPress or wanting full control. Shopify suits those who want hosting, checkout and security handled. A custom build suits a small catalogue with a simple checkout. We recommend one after looking at what you sell.
It is quoted on scope. The number of products and variants, payment and delivery rules, integrations and how much content needs creating all move the price. You get a written quote before work starts.
Often, yes. A WordPress site can usually take WooCommerce, and a handful of products can sometimes sit on a simple hosted checkout without changing platform. We look at what you have before recommending anything.
We can, or we can set up the catalogue structure and a few products and show your team how to add the rest. Which is better depends on how many you have and how often they change, and it is agreed in the quote.
Yes. A migration is scoped around products, customers, orders and keeping your existing addresses working, so the search visibility you have built is not lost.
Product and category pages are built to be found, and conversion tracking is set up so sales from search and ads can be measured. Running the ads is a separate service; see paid advertising.
More questions answered on the full FAQ page.
Roughly how many products, how you take orders now, and anything you already use. James will reply within one business day with a straight answer on scope and price.
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