Ecommerce website development.
We build your online shop so it can take a real order on the first day. Payments, delivery charges and stock are all set up and tested properly before it goes live.
Rated 5.0 from 14 Google reviews. Read them.
How an online shop benefits your business.
You can sell from day one
We place real test orders before launch, so you are not fixing payments and delivery while customers are already trying to buy.
You stop losing sales to small faults
We check the quiet problems that turn customers away, like a card that will not go through or a delivery charge that is wrong for their area.
You can run it without us
We set the shop up so you can add products, change prices and check orders yourself.
Most small online stores launch half finished.
The catalogue goes up, and then the problems start. Payment fails on certain cards. Delivery charges are wrong for some pincodes. Stock counts drift. The owner spends months firefighting instead of selling.
Almost all of it comes from setup being rushed. An online store has more moving parts than a brochure site, and each one has to be configured deliberately.
What you get.
- A WooCommerce store built around how you actually sell
- Payment gateway configured and tested before launch
- Delivery and shipping rules set up for your real areas
- Stock and inventory handling that stays accurate
- Product pages structured for search as well as for buyers
- Mobile first, because most shopping starts on a phone
- Your domain, your hosting, your admin access
Here is what happens.
Free 30-minute consultation
What you sell, to whom, and how payment and delivery need to work.
Research and structure
How buyers search for what you sell, and how the catalogue should be organised.
Design direction
Approved before the build starts.
Build and configure
Store, payment, delivery and stock, each configured and tested.
Test, launch, support
Real test transactions before launch, then 45 to 60 days of support.
Why a store costs more than a website.
A brochure site has to be found and read. A store has to take money correctly, every time, from every customer, on every device. That is more configuration and considerably more testing.
A store that takes an order it cannot fulfil, or fails a payment silently, costs far more than the build did. The testing is the point.
Note: payment gateway account and any transaction fees are set up in your name, directly with the provider. Monarch does not sit between you and your money.
- A payment gateway added but never properly tested
- Delivery charges wrong outside a few pincodes
- Stock and tax settings left at their defaults
- Months of firefighting before the store can sell
- Payment tested end to end, including failed payments
- Delivery and pincode rules set to how you actually ship
- Stock, tax and invoicing configured before launch
- A store that can take a real order on day one
Real clients. Real names.
A Clutch-verified nonprofit build for a client in Toronto, a church site in New Delhi, and a 5.0 rating from 14 Google reviews you can read yourself.
What people ask.
Whichever suits your business. The account is opened in your name, so the money goes directly to you.
Yes. Adding and editing products is straightforward and covered at handover.
WooCommerce handles tax rules and invoicing. We configure it for your situation at build time.
Far more than most small businesses need. If your catalogue is unusually large we will discuss it at the consultation.
What usually goes with this.
Ready to sell online properly?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. I take on only three new projects a month, so every one gets proper attention.
Free 30 minutes. No sales pitch. No obligation.
