Online stores that are easy to browse, buy from, and manage.

It depends on what you need. WooCommerce gives you full control: it runs on your server, the code is yours, and you can customise everything. Shopify is a managed platform that handles hosting, security, and updates for you. We'll recommend the right fit based on your products, budget, and how much control your team wants.

Yes. We've migrated stores from legacy systems, other platforms, and older WordPress/WooCommerce builds. We handle product data, customer accounts, redirects, and SEO preservation so you don't lose traffic or rankings during the switch.

We typically integrate Stripe for card payments and GoCardless for direct debit. We can also set up PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other gateways depending on your requirements. All payment integrations are PCI-compliant.

Yes. We've built membership clubs (Fondugues-Pradugues Wine Club), booking-based memberships with CRM integration (Wimbletech), and recurring subscription platforms. We use WooCommerce Subscriptions, WooCommerce Bookings, or custom solutions depending on complexity.

A standard WooCommerce store with a custom theme and payment integration typically starts around £8,000 to £12,000. More complex builds with subscriptions, multi-vendor setups, or legacy system integrations are usually £15,000 to £25,000+. We scope it clearly before work begins and use written change control for any additions.

Yes. Some of our best results come from post-launch optimisation. We use HotJar recordings, analytics data, and structured testing to identify friction points and make evidence-based improvements. For Natural Wood Floor Company, that ongoing work is what drove the conversion uplift, not just the initial build.