E-commerce Development That Sells While You Sleep

Shopify suits most businesses wanting a quick, reliable launch with little maintenance. WooCommerce suits those already on WordPress who want more control. A custom build makes sense for unusual products or integrations. We recommend one based on your catalogue size, budget, team skills and plans for growth.

Yes. We configure prices in pounds sterling, VAT settings, UK delivery zones and rates, and payment methods such as card payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal through providers like Stripe. We set these up to match your business, but you should confirm your VAT obligations with your accountant.

A straightforward store with a modest catalogue typically takes six to ten weeks. Larger catalogues, custom features, migrations from another platform and third-party integrations take longer. The timeline depends heavily on how quickly product data, images and content are ready, so we agree a schedule with milestones at the start.

Yes. We migrate products, customers and order history where the platforms allow, and set up redirects from old URLs so search visibility is protected. We test thoroughly on a staging copy before switching over, so your shop can keep trading while the new one is prepared and checked.

Yes. We build in fast loading, mobile-friendly layouts, clean product and category structure, descriptive metadata and Product structured data so your listings are understood by search engines. Speed and usability also affect conversions, so we test the checkout journey on real phones as well as desktops before launch.