Built for transactions
Product discovery, clear product pages, secure checkout routes and mobile purchasing are treated as the core of the website.
Bespoke Shopify Stores · Cornwall and UK
Shopify stores built to sell properly.
Strategy, design and Shopify development for brands selling online, through physical retail and to wholesale customers. Built in Cornwall for businesses throughout the UK.
Online commerceRetail and POSB2B and wholesaleUK-wide delivery
The platform
Commerce first. Not a brochure site with a basket added.
Shopify is one of the world’s leading commerce platforms because the storefront, product catalogue, checkout, payments, orders, customer accounts, discounts and reporting are designed to work together. Your business receives its own Shopify account and pays Shopify directly. The project fee covers the strategy, design, development and launch work agreed in your proposal.
Ready to operate
Products, collections, delivery rules, payments, essential policies, analytics and staff handover are configured for launch.
Able to grow
Start with a focused catalogue, then add markets, subscriptions, retail locations, wholesale customers or carefully selected apps.
Choose the right starting point
Three build packages. One clear scope.
Launching a New Shopify Store
From £4,950
For a new product business or an established brand selling online for the first time.
- Commerce strategy and structure
- Bespoke storefront design
- Core Shopify configuration
- Initial product and collection setup
- Payments, shipping and analytics
- Training and launch support
Shopify Rebuild or Migration
From £7,500
For an existing store that is difficult to manage, visually dated or sitting on the wrong platform.
- Existing-store audit
- Redesign and information architecture
- Product, customer and content migration plan
- URL and SEO migration controls
- App and integration review
- Controlled launch
Advanced Shopify Store
From £12,500
For established businesses with larger catalogues, international ambitions or more complex operational requirements.
- Advanced UX and merchandising
- Custom sections and functionality
- Markets, subscriptions or complex catalogues
- Advanced tracking and integrations
- Technical discovery
- Phased testing and launch
Complex integrations and migrations are quoted after technical discovery. No fixed price is offered before the systems, data, risks and responsibilities have been examined.
Who Shopify is for
For businesses with something real to sell.
Shopify is appropriate when online transactions are central to the business—not when a normal service website would do the job better.
Product brands
Food and drink, skincare, fashion, homeware, jewellery, art, books, sports, outdoor and lifestyle products.
Existing retailers
Independent shops and multi-location retailers adding online sales, click and collect or unified stock.
Makers and producers
Cornish and UK manufacturers, farms, breweries, studios and producers ready to sell beyond their immediate area.
Digital and subscription businesses
Digital products, memberships, repeat-purchase products and subscriptions where the chosen apps and fulfilment model have been confirmed.
Wholesale suppliers
Businesses supplying hotels, restaurants, retailers, salons, trades or other commercial buyers.
Creators with products
Authors, artists, educators and established audiences selling owned products. A pure affiliate-content website may be better served by another platform.
Specialist services
Sell online, in person and wholesale.
Shopify POS
Connect physical retail with the online store so products, orders, customers and stock can be managed through one commerce platform.
Explore Shopify POSShopify B2B and Wholesale
Create trade purchasing routes with company accounts, assigned catalogues, wholesale pricing, quantity rules and payment terms where supported.
Explore B2B and wholesaleShopify Support and Growth
Structured support after launch for store improvements, merchandising, campaign pages, app review and conversion-focused development.
Explore ongoing supportComplete delivery
What a Shopify build can include.
Commercial discovery
Products, customers, competitors, margins, fulfilment, markets, returns and business priorities.
Store architecture
Navigation, collections, filtering, search, product relationships and customer journeys.
Bespoke visual design
A storefront shaped around the brand rather than left looking like an unchanged theme.
Product setup
Products, variants, collections, metafields, sample imports and a repeatable upload structure.
Commerce configuration
Payments, tax settings, delivery zones, discounts, policies and notifications—with regulated advice supplied by the client’s advisers.
Content and SEO foundations
Page structure, titles, descriptions, collection copy, product templates, redirects and Search Console readiness.
Measurement
Analytics, conversion events, advertising pixels where required and a clear pre-launch test plan.
Training and ownership
Handover covering orders, products, discounts, customers, stock and everyday store management.
How the project runs
From product plan to live store.
01
Fit and proposal
We establish the business model, catalogue, operational needs and the correct package.
02
Structure and design
The storefront, collections and purchase journey are mapped before the complete build.
03
Build and populate
Shopify is configured, approved products are loaded and agreed integrations are connected.
04
Test and launch
Orders, payments, delivery, mobile layouts, emails and analytics are checked before launch.
Preparing your material
What you provide for product upload.
You do not need to know how Shopify works. You do need to provide accurate commercial information. A structured product spreadsheet and image folder will be issued at the beginning of the project.
Product information
- Product name and clear description
- Price and VAT status
- SKU, barcode and stock quantity
- Options such as size, colour or format
- Weight and parcel dimensions
- Collections, tags and search terms
Business information
- Company, contact and bank details
- Delivery services and prices
- Returns, privacy and trading policies
- Product photography and brand assets
- Tax and regulatory information
- Access to domain and existing systems
You remain responsible for product accuracy, legal claims, tax decisions, stock, fulfilment and customer service. We structure and implement the approved information; your accountant, solicitor or compliance adviser confirms regulated details.
Questions answered
Before you commission a store.
Do I own the Shopify store?
Yes. The live store is held in your Shopify account. You pay Shopify and any selected app providers directly. Access is granted for development and can be controlled or removed by the store owner.
Is Shopify only for physical products?
No. It can support physical goods, digital products, subscriptions, bookings and other models through native features or carefully selected apps. The business model is checked before the scope is agreed.
Can Shopify run an affiliate programme?
Yes, affiliate and referral programmes can be added through suitable apps or integrations. If the website exists only to send visitors to other companies through affiliate links, Shopify may not be the best platform.
Are transaction fees included in the build price?
No. Shopify subscription charges, payment-processing fees, app subscriptions, domains, hardware, advertising and third-party services are client costs unless a written proposal explicitly states otherwise.
Will you upload every product?
The proposal states the included product quantity. Larger catalogues are imported from approved structured data, quoted separately or uploaded by the client after training.
A considered commercial build
Tell us what you sell, how you fulfil it and where the store needs to take the business.
Cornwall-based. Working with product businesses throughout the United Kingdom.