We build fast, secure e-commerce sites that make it easy for customers to buy and simple for you to manage.
From small product ranges to full-scale online stores, our WordPress-based builds combine intuitive design, solid performance, and scalable functionality – without unnecessary complexity.
Online shops with purpose
We create e-commerce sites that look great, perform flawlessly, and align with your values.
Whether you’re selling products, memberships, or donations, we help you craft a seamless buying experience that’s ethical, reliable, and built to grow with you.
An online shop is available all day, every day meaning your customers can visit your store at any time, no matter what their schedule might be. More and more people prefer the convenience shopping online provides to find the items they want or need, accelerating the shift away from the traditional high street.
Features of our Ecommerce websites
Ecommerce sites we’ve created…
Award-winning solutions
We’re proud to have been recognised for our efforts to create better digital experiences in a more ethical way.
UX Design Agency of the Year
Central England Prestige Awards
Best Ethical Web Design & Digital Branding Company
2025 UK Enterprise Awards
Best Ethical Web Development Enterprise
2024 Innovation in Business Developer Awards
What our clients think
Frequently Asked Questions
What platform do you use for e-commerce?
We use WooCommerce, the leading ecommerce plugin for WordPress. This makes sense to us as WordPress is the platform we use to build all our websites. It’s flexible, secure, and open-source, meaning you own your store, your data, and your future.
We also integrate with other systems when appropriate, but WooCommerce allows us to build tailored, professional online shops without locking you into proprietary platforms.
How many products can my ecommerce shop have?
While there is a theoretical upper limit, a properly configured ecommerce website can support in excess of tens of thousands of products. The key consideration is how you categorise products, and how people will find the right product via your store interface. We don’t price based on the number of products, but the complexity in product range, layouts, flows and different permutations.
Will my shop be easy to manage?
Absolutely. You’ll be able to update products, prices, and stock directly from your dashboard, no code required. We design clean, intuitive interfaces so you can focus on running your business, not learning new software.
Can you help set up payments and shipping?
Yes – we’ll help configure everything from tax rates and shipping options to payment gateways and automated receipts. We can also integrate with systems like Stripe or Royal Mail to simplify things like payment and fulfilment.
How much does it cost to take online payments?
This depends on who your payment gateway is, as each provider will usually take either a flat fee per transaction, a percentage of the transaction, or some combination of both.
For legal reasons, and to keep your commercial relationships simple, we require site owners to create and maintain accounts directly with their payment gateway providers, we just help them to talk to one another.
What about product variations, subscriptions, etc?
No problem. WooCommerce supports complex product types including variations, memberships, digital downloads, event tickets, and recurring subscriptions.
Can you integrate with my existing systems?
Probably – we regularly connect ecommerce sites with CRMs, accounting tools (like Xero or QuickBooks), mailing lists, and stock management systems.
If it has a documented API or integration, there’s a good chance we can make it talk to your website.
What if I already have a store elsewhere?
We can most likely migrate your existing products, orders, and customers to a new WordPress/WooCommerce store. This gives you more flexibility, lower long-term costs, and full ownership of your data.
What does an e-commerce project cost?
Costs depend on size and complexity, from simple shops with a few products to advanced systems with subscriptions, memberships, or integrations.
We’ll always give you a clear, itemised quote up front with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you’re paying for, but due to the complexity you should expect ecommerce websites to start from £3-5k.