Website and Online Store Builds

Fixed-scope website and online store builds on WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify, plus redesigns, migrations and fix-up projects for a site you already have. Every build lists its pages, products and checks before you order, has a fixed price, and runs on hosting and accounts kept in your name.

Who these builds suit

Small and mid-sized businesses that need a site customers trust: a service business that wants enquiries, a shop that wants to sell online, or a company that has outgrown an old site or a hosted builder.

Problems they solve

A site that looks dated, is hard to update, does not work on phones, loses search traffic in a move, or cannot take bookings, memberships or payments. Each build fixes one of these with a written scope.

How to compare

Use the category links below to narrow the list, then see the table of every build for price and timing. Tick Compare on up to four builds to see their scopes side by side.

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Which build fits what you need right now?

Start with what the site has to do. If you are promoting one offer or campaign, a single landing page keeps visitors focused on one action. If customers need to understand your services, your team and how to reach you, a business website is the better start. If you sell products online, you need a store with a cart, checkout, payments and shipping.

Already have a site? You do not always need a new one. A redesign, a migration or a focused project can fix the part that is holding you back.

WordPress websites: a landing page, a business website of up to 8 pages, a booking, membership or corporate website
WooCommerce stores: a store you own on WordPress, with up to 50 products loaded
Shopify stores: a hosted Shopify store, with up to 50 products and payments, shipping and tax set up
Website projects: redesigns, migrations, integrations and the Discovery Sprint for custom apps, portals, headless and Shopify Plus work
Accessibility and UX: WCAG 2.2 AA audits with the fixes made, and UI/UX design sprints

WooCommerce or Shopify: which store platform should you choose?

Both are proven ways to sell online. WooCommerce runs on WordPress and hosting in your name, so you control the code, the data and your choice of plugins. The trade-off is upkeep: WordPress, WooCommerce and plugins need regular updates, either by your team or through a webcare24 care plan.

Shopify is hosted, so Shopify looks after servers, security and platform updates. You pay a monthly plan, apps can add to the bill, and there are limits on how far you can change things. If you want the most control, choose WooCommerce. If you want the least to manage, choose Shopify. Changing your mind later is possible with a Store Migration.

Already have a site? Redesign, move or fix it

A Website Redesign gives up to 10 pages a fresh design while keeping your URLs and search history safe with a redirect map. Website Migration to WordPress moves a Wix, Squarespace or Webflow site of up to 25 pages, with 301 redirects so visitors and search engines find every page.

Smaller projects fix one thing well. Accessibility Audit and Fixes reviews up to 10 page templates against WCAG 2.2 AA and applies the fixes. The Integration Pack connects your site to one CRM, payment, shipping, accounting or marketing tool.

Some work has no fixed package: custom apps, client portals, headless sites, Shopify Plus and multi-store setups. Start those with the Discovery Sprint. It ends with requirements, wireframes and a fixed quote for the build, and the sprint price is credited if you go ahead.

What is included in every build?

Each build lists its limits before you order: pages, words of copy, products, payment methods or apps, and the checks run before launch. You get the revision rounds on its Scope Card (two on new builds), a recorded walkthrough or training session, and a support period after launch, usually 30 days. Hosting, domains and platform accounts stay in your name, so you can change provider whenever you like.

Mobile, speed and form checks before any site goes live
Test orders for every payment method and shipping option on store builds
Analytics set up, with search console connected on WordPress builds
Anything outside the Scope Card quoted in writing before work starts

Add-ons, marketing and care after launch

Need a little more than the package? Website and marketing add-ons such as Extra Page, Page Copywriting, Blog Setup, Booking Module or Extra 50 Products are ticked on the build's Scope Card, each at a fixed price.

Once the site is live, digital marketing services such as SEO, content and paid ads bring people to it. For upkeep, WordPress and WooCommerce sites are looked after by webcare24, our WordPress care brand, and Shopify stores can add Upmark Labs maintenance at 3.5% of the build price a month (minimum $199). See maintenance plans and how prices are set for the details.

Questions buyers ask

Do I own the website or store you build?

Yes. WordPress and WooCommerce builds run on hosting and a domain in your name, and Shopify builds run on a Shopify account in your name. You get full admin access, and the content, products and customer data belong to your business. Nothing is locked to our accounts.

How long does a website build take?

Each build shows its delivery time before you buy. A WordPress Landing Page takes about 2 weeks, a Business Website about 4 weeks, store builds about 5 weeks and a Corporate Website about 7 weeks. The clock starts the working day after your intake is complete, so sending access and content within 72 hours keeps the date on track.

Can you write all the copy for my website?

We edit your copy from a brief, notes or existing text, up to a set word count for each build. If you need copy written from scratch, add Page Copywriting to the build (one page of up to 400 words), or order Website Copywriting for up to 8 pages. Anything else outside the scope gets a written Change Quote before work starts.

What happens to my site after launch?

Each build includes a support period for anything not working as agreed. After that, WordPress and WooCommerce sites can be looked after by webcare24, our WordPress care brand, and Shopify stores can add optional Upmark Labs maintenance covering monitoring, fixes, a monthly health report and change hours. If you skip both, the site keeps running in your accounts and your team looks after updates.

Tell us what your website needs to do

Send a short note about your business and your current site, and we reply by email with the build or project we would suggest. Advice is free and no work starts until you order.

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