Ecommerce website design services for stores that want more orders

A plan and a theme will get a store online for very little, and for some shops that's enough. What they can't do is fit your products: the same theme dresses plenty of other stores, and each gap it leaves gets filled by an app with its own monthly charge. A store from us is a one-time build, usually somewhere in the $5,000 to $40,000 range, with a fixed price in writing before you commit to anything. After launch there's no monthly platform plan from us, only Stripe's card fees on each order, and the code, the domain and the accounts are in your name. Whether that's worth it comes down to your visitors and your average order, so put your own numbers into the calculator near the top of this page before you decide.

Looking like your brand matters, but it isn't the goal on its own. We won't promise you a number. What changes is the part of the store that does the selling: product pages that settle a shopper's doubts about fit, shipping and returns before the button, a cart that shows the whole total, a checkout that's quick to finish on a phone, and product pages Google can list for what you sell. You'll see whether it's working in your own orders. Compare how many of every hundred visitors buy, and how many orders arrive from Google, over the months before launch and the months after.

Yes. The store comes with a simple place to add a product, change a price and look over your orders, and it's yours to use from the day you go live. Card payments land in your own Stripe account, so the money side sits where you can see it too. If your current store leans on apps or built-in extras for things like reviews, abandoned-cart emails, label printing or sales tax, we go through that list with you on the call. Together we settle which ones the new store handles and which stay with a tool you already use, before the fixed price is written. Bigger changes, such as a new kind of page, are a job for a developer, us or anyone you choose, since you own the code.

Your products come across to the new store, and your customer details can come across with them. Passwords don't always transfer between platforms, so a returning customer may be asked to set a new one. For Google, every address on your old store is pointed at its matching new page, so what already ranks keeps its place and anyone following an old link lands on the right product. We can't guarantee a ranking, but a full set of redirects is how a move holds on to what you've built. Your current store keeps taking orders right up to the switch.

They're set up to match how you sell today. Cards are taken through Stripe, with guest checkout so nobody has to make an account to pay, and order emails go out on every sale. Your shipping rates and zones, discount codes, and sizes and colors are built in to work the way they do now. Before any customer sees the store we place real orders through it, paid through Stripe with shipping added, and check that the emails arrive. Stripe charges its card fees on each order, much as your current payment processor does.

Honestly, no product store we built is live for you to look at yet. We built and run Pristine Bins' online plan sign-up and payments, through Stripe subscriptions. For your store we'd design and build all of it ourselves in Astro: product and category pages, sizes and colors, shipping rates and discounts, guest checkout and customer accounts where you need them, order emails, and a place to add products, change prices and see orders. Then we test it with real orders before a single customer uses it.