Ecommerce website design
An online shop that looks like your brand and is built to sell.
5.0 from 8 Google reviewsEcommerce website design is building the online shop your customers buy from: the look, the product pages, the basket and the checkout. We design it around your brand, write the words, load your products and connect it to the platform that takes the money, so you sell online without the shop looking like everybody else's template.
What an ecommerce website is made of
A shop that sells is more than a nice home page. Here is what goes into every one we build.
A design that is yours
We design the shop around your logo, your photography and how you want the brand to feel, so it stands apart from the template shops.
DFTR came with its mark and its product photos. Everything else the brand looks like on screen was designed for the site: the colours, the type, the way a product is presented, and the words.
The platform that suits you
We build on Shopify, Square, BigCommerce or Wix, and you pay your platform directly for your account and card fees.
For more than 150 products or another platform, we quote.
Connected to your till
If you already sell in person, the shop can run from the same system, so prices and stock stay in step without a second list to keep.
The Bee Hive Cafe runs its till on Square, so its website was built onto it: the menu, prices and stock come straight from Square, every order lands in the till, and anything sold out shows as sold out online.
Live stock and pre-orders
Stock levels and sold out labels come live from your platform, so nobody orders what you have not got, and pre-orders can take money for what is coming next.
Found on Google and in AI search
Every shop starts with research into what your customers search, with SEO and AI search optimisation built in, so the shop has pages people can find.
Reporting and care
A monthly report shows your visitors and sales, and a care plan keeps the shop hosted, secure, backed up and up to date.
What a shop that does not sell is costing you
A shopper has to trust a shop before they buy from it.
If the products are hard to find, the photos are small or the checkout looks unfamiliar, they leave and buy the same thing somewhere else.
A template makes you look like everyone else
When your shop looks like a thousand others, the only thing left to compare is price.
Out of stock surprises lose the customer
Selling something you have not got means a refund, an apology and a customer who does not come back.
Nobody can find the shop
A shop with no pages for the things people search is hard to find on Google, however good it looks.
What changes when the shop is built for you
The shop looks like your brand, so customers trust it.
They find the product, see whether it is in stock, and pay on a checkout they recognise. Orders land where you already manage them, and you can see each month how many people visited and what sold.
A shop that looks like the brand you built.
Orders and stock in the place you already use.
What every shop includes
Every shop has a custom design built around your brand, your products loaded and set up for you, and the copywriting and legal pages written.
SEO, AI search optimisation and competitor research are built in, and a monthly report shows your visitors and sales. A care plan keeps the shop hosted, secure, backed up and up to date.
Both shop packages, and everything each includes, are published on our pricing page. Fixr Systems pricing
One we built
DFTR
A new streetwear label that came with its logo and product photography, and needed the whole brand designed on screen, with a shop that sells without getting in the way of the look.
The look of the brand designed for the site, and the words written
Shopify behind it for orders, stock and checkout
Live stock and sold out badges straight from the store
Pre-orders wired in for drops that are not in stock yet
The first drop sold out on launch.Source: the client.
DFTR
The Bee Hive Cafe
Have you built shops before?
Yes. DFTR sells its streetwear through a custom site with Shopify behind it, and The Bee Hive Cafe takes orders and sells its coffee online through a site built onto its Square till.
DFTR's first drop, on launch
Source: DFTRmenu items taking online orders for The Bee Hive Cafe
Source: Squarefrom sign-off to a live shop, on either package
Source: Fixr Systems pricingHow much does an online shop cost?
An online shop is £1,995 for up to 50 products or £3,495 for up to 150, each live within two weeks. You pay your platform directly for your account and card fees, and both packages are on the pricing page.
Every package and starting price is on our pricing page, and the price you agree is the price you pay. It is paid in full before work starts, and limited companies and LLPs can spread it with financed monthly instalments, subject to the finance provider's approval. Finance is provided by our finance partner, not by us, and interest or fees may apply.
What am I on the hook for?
A fixed price in writing before anything starts.
Live within two weeks of sign-off.
Your products, your customers and your content are yours.
Getting started with an online shop
We start with your brand, your products and what your customers search for. Then the shop is designed, written and built on your platform, your products are loaded, and we test a real order with you before it goes anywhere near a customer.
An online shop goes live within 2 weeks of sign-off, on either package.
A shop has to look like the brand, make buying easy and be found on Google. We build all of that in before it goes live.
Ben Criddle, owner of Fixr Systems
Why build your shop with Fixr Systems
The owner designs and builds every shop, so the person you talk to is the person doing the work. Prices are fixed and published, the shop is live within two weeks, and every one is built to be found on Google and in AI search from the first day.
Questions about an online shop
How much does an ecommerce website cost in the UK?
Ecommerce website design with Fixr Systems is £1,995 for up to 50 products or £3,495 for up to 150, with a care plan of £50 or £100 a month. You pay your platform directly for your account and card fees.
Which platform do you build on?
Shopify, Square, BigCommerce or Wix. We will recommend the one that suits how you sell, and for another platform or more than 150 products, we quote.
Can my shop connect to my till?
Yes. The Bee Hive Cafe's site runs from its Square till, so prices, stock and orders stay in one place, and anything sold out in the till shows as sold out online.
How long does it take to build an online shop?
Both shop packages go live within two weeks of sign-off. Having your product photos and descriptions ready is what keeps it quick, and we write the words around them.
Is the checkout secure?
Yes. Checkout happens on your platform's own secure page, branded to match your shop, so card details are handled by the platform and never touch your website or us.
Can I take pre-orders?
Yes. DFTR takes pre-orders for drops that are not in stock yet, and stock levels and sold out labels come live from the store.
Will my shop be found on Google?
Every shop is built with SEO and AI search optimisation in from the start, with competitor research and pages for what your customers search. Shop Plus adds 4 SEO articles at launch.
What else can we help with?
Web design services
Online booking systems
SEO servicesReady when you are.
Written and kept up to date by Ben Criddle, owner of Fixr Systems.