B1
New online shop
Your first online shop, set up properly: platform, products, payments, delivery and tax, ready for your team to run.
Detail B — Shop, checkout, orders
A shop you can run yourself, built to sell.
Whether it's your first online shop or one that gets visitors but not orders, we set it up properly: the platform, the product pages, payments, delivery and tax. Then we hand it over so your team can add products and run it day to day without calling us.
- Price
- On request
- Support after launch
- 30 days
Fig. B1 — From product to orderNot to scale
Product pageClear, quick, trusted
CheckoutP1Payments · Delivery · Tax
OrderStraight to your team
Detail B — Sub-assemblies
Explore Ecommerce.
B2
Shop migration
Move your shop to a better platform without losing products, customers, order history or rankings.
B3
Conversion improvements
Product pages and a checkout that turn more of your visitors into orders, based on where they drop off.
B4
Ecommerce SEO
Category and product pages that show up on Google and in AI shopping answers when people search for what you sell.
B5
Agentic commerce
Get your products into ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and other AI assistants, so they can recommend them and send buyers to your checkout.
Notes — Choosing a platform
Three ways to build a shop, picked for how you sell.
- ShopifyThe quickest route for most small shops. Payments, delivery and apps are built in, and your team can run it without technical help.
- HeadlessShopify or Medusa behind the scenes, with a custom front end built in Next.js. For brands that want a faster, more distinctive shop than a theme allows.
- MedusaAn open-source commerce platform we build on when your products, prices or processes don't fit an off-the-shelf shop.
Table B — What a shop build covers
What we set up for you.
The exact list depends on the shop, but a new build usually covers all of this.
B.1Included
Platform choice
A clear recommendation for your products, budget and team, with the reasons and the trade-offs.
B.2Included
Shop design
A shop that looks like your brand and works well on a phone, where most people will see it first.
B.3Included
Product pages
Photos, descriptions, options and the answers buyers look for before they add to basket.
B.4Included
Payments
Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal, set up and tested with real orders.
B.5Included
Delivery and tax
Shipping rates, delivery zones and VAT or sales tax for the places you sell to.
B.6Included
Search basics
Page titles, structured data and clean addresses from day one, so the shop can be found.
B.7Included
Training
Your team learns to add products, run offers and handle orders.
B.8Included
Support after launch
30 days of fixes and questions once the shop is live.
Table B2 — How a shop project runs
Scoped first, so the quote matches the work.
Every shop is different, so we start by understanding yours before we put a price on it.
- R0Start
Scope
We talk through what you sell, how you sell it today and what's not working. If you already have a shop, we look at it and its numbers.
- R1Before the build
Plan
Platform, page structure, products, payments and delivery agreed in writing, with a quote for the work.
- R2Build
Build and test
We design and build the shop, load your products and test real orders from start to finish.
- R3Launch
Launch and hand over
The shop goes live, your team is trained, and the 30 days of support begin.
Notes — Where shops lose sales
Why visitors leave without buying.
- 01The product page doesn't answer the question they had: the size, the delivery date, the returns policy.
- 02Delivery costs appear for the first time at checkout.
- 03The checkout asks for an account, or too many details, before taking payment.
- 04The shop is slow on a phone, where most visits now happen.
General notes — FAQ
Questions about ecommerce.
Which platform should we use?
For most small shops, Shopify. It's quick to set up and easy for your team to run. We suggest headless or Medusa only when there's a clear reason, such as unusual products or pricing, or a shop that needs to look and perform beyond what a theme can do.
Can we add and edit products ourselves?
Yes. That's the point. We train your team before launch, and the 30 days of support cover the questions that come up once real orders arrive.
We already have a shop. Do we have to start again?
Not always. Sometimes the right move is fixing the product pages and checkout you have. If the platform itself is holding you back, our shop migration service moves you without losing products, customers or rankings.
Do you work with WooCommerce or other platforms?
We build on Shopify, headless set-ups and Medusa. If you're on another platform, we can still review the shop and help you move.
What does a shop cost?
It depends on the number of products, the design and what the shop has to connect to. We quote once we've agreed what the shop needs.
Fig. B2 — Next step
Tell us about your shop.
Send a few lines about what you sell and where you're stuck. We usually reply the same working day.