E-commerce.
A store on an established platform, usually Shopify, set up to sell.
Selling online is less about the storefront than about everything behind it: how products are organised, how people find them, what happens at checkout, and how orders get to the customer. We build on established commerce platforms, usually Shopify, so the parts that handle money are proven, and spend our effort on making your store easy to shop.
Who it is for.
- Businesses selling products or bookable services online for the first time.
- Stores on a platform that has become hard to manage, or that loses people at checkout.
- Shops that sell in person and want the same catalogue online.
How it works.
- 01
Scope the store
Payment provider, shipping and pickup rules, and how many products go live are settled before we quote the final figure.
- 02
Structure the catalogue
Products, collections and filters are organised the way your customers look for them.
- 03
Build and connect
Cart, checkout, payments, shipping and tracking are set up and tested end to end.
- 04
Hand it over
You run the store yourself: orders, stock, prices and products.
What's included.
- Catalogue
- Product and collection structure, filtering and navigation, up to 50 products in Growth.
- Checkout
- Cart and checkout setup, payment integrations, shipping and pickup configuration.
- Selling
- Promotional sections, a mobile-first shopping experience and conversion basics.
- Measurement
- Analytics and tracking, plus basic SEO setup.
JingTale, an e-commerce build: name and screenshots cleared.
What it looks like.
Real screens and real hardware. Select any one to see it full size.
Price.
FROM $5,600
- The e-commerce add-on starts from $1,800 and stacks on the Growth or Bespoke tier, so a store starts from $5,600. It is always quoted fresh once the payment provider, shipping rules and product count are known.
- Larger catalogues: +$600 for 51-150 products, +$1,400 for 151-600. The cost there is preparing the product data, not the build.
- Shopify stores pay Shopify's own subscription (about $56 a month), which covers hosting and security; there is no hosting or care fee from us on top.
01Why Shopify?
It is proven, secure, and handles payments, stock and orders well. We only build custom commerce when there is a clear business reason, because rebuilding checkout rarely beats a platform built for it.
02I have a lot of products. What does that change?
Mostly the data preparation: cleaning and importing your product information. That is what the catalogue add-ons pay for. Over 600 products, we quote fresh and ask who is preparing the data first.
03Can I sell in store and online from the same stock?
Usually, yes, depending on your point-of-sale system. We confirm it during scoping, before you commit.
04What are the ongoing costs?
Shopify's subscription (about $56 a month) and its payment fees. No hosting or care fee from us on top.
05Who runs the store after launch?
You do. Orders, stock, prices and products are yours to manage, and the handover session covers them.
Related in the loop.
Tell us what's broken.
Pick where it hurts. We'll tell you which stage is costing you money, then send a written scope and price.
- No brief needed
- A written scope and price
- Yours to keep either way