[CART] e-commerce

E-commerce that integrates

An online shop that fits how you already run the business.

A made-up shop shown from both sides: the customer's search, prices, postage and short checkout, next to the owner's admin with orders to post, sold today and a price change.
A made-up example.

What We Build

Online shops for small and medium businesses: a few dozen products or a few thousand. The customer side has to be quick and obvious: easy to search, clear prices and postage, a checkout that doesn’t ask for anything it doesn’t need. The side you see matters just as much: adding products, changing prices, seeing what has sold and what needs posting, without fighting the software.

We build and look after shops with large catalogues as well as small ones, with search, departments and a secure checkout. You can see some of our work in our portfolio.

They Often Connect To

[01]
Stock

So the website and the shop counter don’t sell the same item twice.

[02]
Fulfilment

Orders ready to pick, pack and post, with the address in the right format.

[03]
Reporting

What sold, when and to whom, without exporting spreadsheets.

[04]
Customer data

Repeat customers recognised, without collecting more than you need.

One made-up order, a hand-thrown mug bought by Sam, flows into four connections: stock drops on the website and the shop counter, a pick-and-post address, a sales line, and a repeat customer.
A made-up example.

Good E-commerce Design Focuses On

  • Speed
  • Clarity
  • Reliable admin tools

Who It Suits and What It Costs

Businesses that sell physical goods, tickets, bookings or vouchers and have outgrown taking orders by phone and email. Shops are quoted on what you need: number of products, how payments and postage work, and what it has to connect to. You get the price before we start. A shop runs best on Business Pro hosting, and a care plan keeps it watched and up to date.

If you only need to show what you sell and take enquiries, a £49 + VAT brochure website may be all you need. You can add a shop later.

Common Questions

Which payment providers can you use?

The common card payment providers and PayPal. We’ll suggest one based on your fees and how you want to be paid.

Can you move my shop from another platform?

Usually, including products, categories and customers. We’ll check what can come across before quoting.

Will I be able to add products myself?

Yes. The admin side is built for the people who will use it, and we show you how.

What happens after someone clicks buy?

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