An online store designed around how people actually shop.
Everything is laid out so moving from product to checkout feels straightforward.
What eCommerce does for your business
An eCommerce website gives customers a direct way to browse, compare, and place orders, while giving you a system that’s practical to run as the business changes.
Help more visitors buy
Products are presented in a way that makes sense. Pages are easy to move through, key details appear where people expect them, and the buying process stays straightforward.
Make buying straightforward
Products are organised in familiar patterns. Pages are easy to scan. Important information is visible at the right moments, so decisions feel natural.
Reduce abandoned purchases
Page speed, layout, and checkout flow are designed to avoid the usual points where people drop out, especially on mobile. Nothing unnecessary gets in the way of finishing an order.
Grow without rebuilding
As your catalogue, traffic, or campaigns change, the site can expand without starting again. New products, categories, and features fit into what already exists.
How the store is put together
This section covers the decisions that shape how the store works and how it is managed once it is live.
Product and category logic
Products and categories are organised to support browsing, filtering, and comparison across the range.
Page layout
Category and product pages follow consistent patterns so customers can move through the store without relearning how it works.
Checkout flow
The steps from basket to order are defined upfront, including page order and payment options, so the path to checkout is predictable.
Platform setup
The store is configured around how you sell, take payments, and handle orders. Core settings, integrations, and emails are part of the build.
Launch handover
The store is checked end to end before launch so you know how it works before customers use it.
How we work
A practical approach to setting up eCommerce stores that are structured properly from the start and easy to manage over time.
eCommerce
website pricing
One-off builds, scoped per project.
eCommerce Setup
£1,499 / starting level
For businesses launching a small online shop.
Includes:
- Online store built using WordPress and WooCommerce
- Up to 10 products uploaded for launch
- Shop, product, cart, and checkout pages
- Mobile and desktop layouts
- Payment and delivery options set up
- Domain setup and professional email (12 months)
- Hosting and SSL included (12 months)
- SEO essentials for shop and product pages
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Full testing before launch
This option suits smaller catalogues or first-time online stores.
Most common
eCommerce Build
Price based on scope
For businesses selling online and planning to grow.
Includes:
- Product categories organised for easy browsing
- Variations, pricing, and options configured
- Example products added to show how everything works
- Additional product uploads are handled separately.
- SEO essentials for key pages
- Full testing before launch
This option suits businesses ready to grow online sales.
eCommerce Build +
Price based on scope
For larger or more involved online stores.
Includes:
- Store setup for larger or more complex catalogues
- Product uploads quoted based on the number of products.
- More complex delivery, tax, or payment rules
- Mobile and desktop layouts
- Additional performance checks
- Analytics set up with a walkthrough
- Guidance on managing products and orders yourself
- Full testing before launch
This option suits businesses where online sales need more hands-on setup.
Not sure which plan fits? Let’s talk it through.
One-off eCommerce builds, scoped to your needs.
Product uploads beyond the Starter package are quoted separately.
Hosting is included for the first year. Support, and marketing are optional and handled separately.
Not sure which option fits? We’ll talk it through before anything starts.
Results that matter
What you notice once the store is live and being used.
More completed orders
Product pages, category structure, and checkout are laid out so customers can move from browsing to paying without second guessing.
A store that holds up during busy periods
Campaigns, promotions, and traffic increases are considered during setup so activity does not disrupt how the store runs.
Less admin overhead
Products, pricing, content, and orders are managed from a single system. Common updates do not require workarounds or repeated fixes.
A platform you can build on
New products, categories, and campaigns fit into the existing setup. The store does not need to be reworked every time the business changes.
Ready to start your eCommerce build?
If you’re planning an online store and want it set up with the right structure from the start, this is the next step.