E-Commerce.

For most businesses, we recommend WooCommerce. It gives you full control over your store, more flexibility with how things work, and you own everything outright. If you already run WordPress, it slots straight in. Shopify can work for simpler product catalogues where you'd rather not manage hosting yourself, but the monthly fees and transaction charges add up. We also build bespoke e-commerce solutions for businesses with specific requirements that off-the-shelf platforms don't cover. We'll give you a straight recommendation based on your products, budget, and where you want to be in a couple of years.

Usually, yes. We built Fluffy Tails' entire store for exactly this reason. They were handling every order through Facebook DMs, which worked at small volumes but became unmanageable. Within two weeks of launching their WooCommerce store, orders were flowing through properly with payment processing, shipping calculations, and inventory tracking handled automatically. The time saved on admin alone justified the investment.

We can work with what you have, or help you get better assets. We provide clear guidelines for product photography that works on your store, covering image sizes, backgrounds, and angles. For descriptions, we can write them or coach you on what converts. Every product page should answer the questions a customer has before they add something to their basket.

Yes. We've migrated shops between Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and Wix. Products, customer accounts, order history, and SEO rankings are all preserved. We plan migrations so there's minimal disruption to your sales, and redirects are set up properly so you don't lose Google rankings.

Our hosting and ongoing support packages start from around £25 per month, depending on the level of support your store needs. On top of that, you'll have payment processing fees of typically 1.4-2.9% per transaction, plus any premium plugin licences. We give you a full cost breakdown during planning so there are no surprises after launch.

A focused store with under 50 products can launch in 3-4 weeks. Larger catalogues with hundreds of products, complex variants, and system integrations typically take 8-12 weeks. We built the Fluffy Tails store in 2 weeks because the scope was clear and the client was quick with product content. Realistic timelines depend mostly on how fast product images and descriptions come together.