This suits a business that already knows its products: a local maker, a specialist retailer, a cafe selling hampers, a salon selling a small range. It is a poor fit if the catalogue changes every day and nobody has time to keep it accurate.
We set up product pages, a basket, payments, and the policies a buyer looks for before they trust a small shop: delivery, returns, and contact. The catalogue size is the main thing that changes the quote. Ten products is a different job from three hundred.
Local pickup can sit beside delivery. For an Epsom shop that is often the point: people want to order ahead, check stock, or collect on the way home, not only buy from the other end of the country.
A good fit if you are
- Independent retailers with a defined product range
- Makers and food businesses taking orders for collection
- Existing shops that have outgrown Instagram as a catalogue