A complete starting point
WooCommerce shop
- Products, variations and categories
- Card payments and refunds
- Delivery, collection and discount rules
- Subscriptions and digital products
- Training and launch support
Online shops and connected commerce
A straightforward WooCommerce shop, payments added to an existing website, Amazon synchronisation or a bespoke Node.js and React system. Built around how the business actually sells.
One order. Every connected job handled.
Start where you are
Choose the closest starting point. The recommendation changes without asking you to know which platform or integration you need.
Try the buying journey
A useful shop makes the purchase simple for the customer, then quietly handles the jobs the business needs behind it.
A small fictional order to show the complete route.
£28.00The smallest dependable answer
WooCommerce is usually the sensible foundation. More technology is added only when the sales process or operating workload earns it.
A complete starting point
When orders touch other systems
When the platform becomes the limit
Your shop and Amazon
I can set up an Amazon shop or connect an existing seller account to your own website. The exact route depends on the account, catalogue, identifiers and APIs available.
The direction can differ by data type. The agreed source of truth stays clear.
Payments without a rebuild
A full shop is not always necessary. I can connect payment to a form, booking, invoice, membership or existing customer journey.
£300 - £800for a contained payment integrationThe work behind the order
If another service provides a usable API, feed or export, I can usually connect it. Where it does not, I explain the limit before building around it.
Useful AI, with approval
Important catalogue changes remain reviewable before publication.
Built to complete the sale
The product, delivery and payment answers need to appear before the customer has a reason to leave.
From catalogue to live orders
The exact length depends on product data and integrations. A contained shop normally moves faster than a bespoke commerce application.
Catalogue, customers, delivery, tax, payments and the systems already in use.
Navigation, product templates, search and the route from discovery to checkout.
Import, payments, delivery, Amazon, CRM or the agreed operational integrations.
Real order scenarios, refunds, emails, stock movement, handover and monitored launch.
Preliminary ecommerce prices
Product count, data condition and integrations move the price. The scope and fixed price are agreed before development begins.
One contained transaction
£300 - £800A complete shop
£1,800 - £4,500Several systems working together
£3,200 - £6,500Unusual business logic
From £6,500Amazon connections and migrations are scoped after I inspect the account and a sample of the catalogue data. Marketplace, payment-provider and connector charges are paid directly to those services.
Ownership after launch
I do not take a percentage of sales. Hosting, payment providers and marketplaces may charge their own direct fees, and those costs are made visible before launch.
Before the first product
Usually, yes. It is a strong starting point for straightforward product sales, subscriptions, digital goods, wholesale pricing and many connected workflows. If the operating rules become the limit, I can extend it or build a bespoke Node.js and React application instead.
Yes. I can improve the buying journey, mobile checkout, speed, product information, analytics, stock handling and integrations without automatically replacing everything that already works.
Yes. I can migrate products, images, variations, customers and the order data the old platform makes available. I inspect a sample first because exports and product structures vary, then map old product URLs for a controlled launch.
Where the seller account, catalogue identifiers and available APIs allow it, yes. The connection can synchronise stock, product information and prices, and import Amazon orders into your own shop. The source of truth for each data type is agreed before development.
Yes. I can help prepare the shop, catalogue structure and connection to your website. Amazon account approval, category requirements and marketplace fees remain with Amazon, so I check those constraints before confirming the technical scope.
Yes, when the other service provides a usable API, feed or export. I can connect customer records, invoices, fulfilment, tracking, warehouse data and supplier feeds. Any third-party connector or API costs are shown before work begins.
Yes. I can add full card payments, deposits, payment links, subscriptions or scheduled payments to an existing website, form, booking journey or customer record.
Yes. That can include repeat billing, memberships, trade accounts, customer-specific prices, minimum quantities, quote requests and approval before an order is released.
Yes. I can clean and map spreadsheet data, import product variations and images, or build a repeatable supplier-feed process. A sample shows how much cleanup and matching the source data needs.
Yes. AI can prepare descriptions, categories, attributes, search titles, translations and missing-information reports. Important catalogue changes remain reviewable before they are published.
The website needs hosting and a domain. Payment providers, Amazon and some APIs or connectors charge their own direct fees. I show those separately from my build price, and ongoing care is optional rather than required to keep the shop running.
No. The build has an agreed project price. Your payment account, payouts, customer records and shop remain under your control.
Tell me what you sell
Send the existing website or Amazon shop if there is one, the approximate product count, and which systems the order needs to reach.
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