For retail
Retail websites that actually sell
If you sell physical products, your website needs to do what a market stall or a storefront can't: show the full range, handle stock properly, and take a payment without you standing next to the till. That's a product catalogue and a real checkout, not a contact form with a price list attached.
What a retail business website actually needs
- A product catalogue with categories, variants, and live stock levels
- Checkout into your own Stripe account, with prices checked server-side
- Local pickup as an option alongside shipping, if that's how you sell
- Product photography that actually represents what arrives in the box
How customers find you
Someone's looking for a specific product or just browsing, finds your store through search or social, and buys directly or saves it for later.
Frequently asked questions
Every business is different, so we quote in writing after a short chat: a build fee, then an optional monthly support plan. Online ordering and delivery are priced as separate add-ons, so you only pay for what you use.
Only for the add-ons. Online ordering needs your own Stripe account. Delivery needs your own approved Uber Direct account, and it depends on courier coverage at your address, which we check before you commit.
Card payments are handled by Stripe, not us. Orders and enquiries go to the inbox you choose. We keep a list of every provider that touches data, and we share it with you.