Secure Payments
Payment gateway integration your customers recognise and trust at checkout.
E-commerce Development · Australia
Online Stores Built To Actually Sell
Not Just Look Good
E-commerce website design for Australian businesses — product catalogue, secure payments, inventory and a checkout designed to reduce abandonment, built as one complete online store. From $4,999 AUD.
$4,999
From / Store
Secure
Payment gateway
Stock
Inventory built in
AUD
Fixed pricing
E-commerce
Most Carts Are Abandoned At The Checkout
E-commerce website design is mostly checkout design. Shoppers leave when postage is a surprise at the last step, when the checkout demands an account before it will show a total, or when the payment screen feels unsafe. Those are design decisions, not bad luck.
We build stores where the checkout is short, shipping is honest up front, and payment is handled by a gateway your customers already trust — then hand you an admin that makes stock and orders easy to manage.
Start a Project$4,999+
E-Commerce Website
Catalogue, cart, checkout, payments, 20 initial products
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Growth Store
Categories, discounts, shipping rules, more products
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Custom Commerce
Bespoke flows, subscriptions or B2B pricing
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Store Migration
Move platforms without losing products or rankings
What's Included
Inventory & Orders
Stock levels, order management and email notifications handled in one admin.
Honest Shipping
Shipping rules and costs shown early, so postage isn't a checkout surprise.
Discounts & Coupons
Run promotions without needing a developer every time.
Mobile Checkout
Mobile shoppers need checkout flows that are easy to understand and complete, so store layouts and checkout steps are tested carefully on smaller screens.
Analytics Ready
Track what sells and where shoppers drop off, from launch.
In practice
What an online store build actually involves
A store is not a brochure site with a buy button. Most of the work is in the parts customers only notice when they go wrong.
The catalogue and its structure
Before anything is built we map how your products vary — size, colour, weight, pack quantity — because that structure decides how the store behaves for the rest of its life. A shirt in four sizes and three colours is one product with variations, not twelve products, and getting it wrong means stock counts that never reconcile. Categories and filters are planned at the same time.
Product pages that answer the question
A product page has one job: remove the last reason not to buy. That means the details people actually ask about — dimensions, materials, what is in the box, postage cost and timing, what happens if it is wrong — plus images sized for phones.
Cart, checkout and payment
The checkout is deliberately short, with guest checkout available and shipping shown before the final step. We integrate your payment gateway and test the whole flow end to end — successful payments, declined cards, the confirmation email, the order record. You bring the merchant account; the technical connection is ours.
Shipping, inventory and the admin you live in
Flat rate, free over a threshold, by weight, by state, local pickup — whatever you do at the post office becomes rules, so the number the customer sees is the number you pay. Stock decrements on sale and orders arrive in one place with a clear status. The package covers up to 20 initial product uploads done by us; you can add as many more as you like yourself, and bulk imports or a catalogue migration are quoted per project.
Process
How the store gets built
Four stages from catalogue to checkout to an admin you can run yourself — with the payment flow proven before a single customer sees it.
Step 01
Catalogue planning
We map your products, categories and variations and agree the platform — WooCommerce or a custom PHP store — that suits the way you sell. The E-Commerce package covers up to 20 initial product uploads; larger catalogues and extra uploads are quoted per project.
Step 02
Store build
Product pages, cart and a deliberately short checkout are built mobile-first, with shipping rules surfaced early so postage is never a surprise at the last step.
Step 03
Payments & testing
We integrate your payment gateway and test the whole order flow end to end — checkout, confirmation emails and order records — before the store goes live.
Step 04
Handover & training
You get a walkthrough of the admin: adding products, updating stock, running discounts and processing orders, with analytics connected from day one.
Step 01
Catalogue planning
We map your products, categories and variations and agree the platform — WooCommerce or a custom PHP store — that suits the way you sell. The E-Commerce package covers up to 20 initial product uploads; larger catalogues and extra uploads are quoted per project.
Step 02
Store build
Product pages, cart and a deliberately short checkout are built mobile-first, with shipping rules surfaced early so postage is never a surprise at the last step.
Step 03
Payments & testing
We integrate your payment gateway and test the whole order flow end to end — checkout, confirmation emails and order records — before the store goes live.
Step 04
Handover & training
You get a walkthrough of the admin: adding products, updating stock, running discounts and processing orders, with analytics connected from day one.
Getting started
What we need from you to start
Product data is the long pole in every store build, and the one part nobody else can write for you.
- Your product data, ideally as a spreadsheet: name, description, price, SKU, category and the variations each product comes in. Weight and dimensions matter too if postage is calculated rather than flat.
- Product photography. Consistent background, consistent crop, original resolution. Mismatched crops make a good store look like a marketplace listing, and design cannot fix it afterwards.
- A merchant account with your payment provider. You open it because it is your business and your money; we handle the integration, the test transactions and the checkout flow around it.
- Your shipping rules and zones in plain English — what you charge, where you post, whether there is free shipping over a threshold, whether pickup is an option.
- Your policies. Returns, refunds, delivery timeframes and warranty in your own words. These are the pages hesitant customers read before buying, and generic filler is worse than nothing.
- Domain, hosting and DNS access, plus your logo and brand colours.
What sits inside the $4,999 AUD starting price is listed in full on our website package pricing page.
Fit
Who this suits — and when something else fits better
A store is more to run than a website. If you would not use half of it, we would rather say so now.
An online store makes sense when you are selling physical products at some volume, when stock needs to stay accurate, and when you want orders to arrive as records rather than emails you transcribe by hand. It makes even more sense when you are already selling and the admin has become the bottleneck.
Where we would steer you elsewhere:
- A handful of products, mostly sold in person. A Business or CMS site with a proper enquiry path is cheaper to build and far less to maintain — see website design and development.
- You are selling time, not products. Appointments, classes and jobs are a scheduling problem, not a cart problem. Start with online booking systems.
- You want to publish more than you want to sell. If content and service pages come first, a custom WordPress build is the better base and a store can follow.
- Thousands of SKUs, B2B pricing tiers, subscriptions or an ERP to talk to. That belongs in custom PHP development, quoted per project.
Why people call us
Common problems this solves
The ordinary operational problems that push a business to rebuild its store.
“People fill the cart and disappear”
Nearly always the last three screens: postage that only appears at the end, a forced account sign-up, a payment step that looks nothing like the rest of the site, or a form asking for a company name from someone buying a candle.
“We sold something we did not have, and orders live in my inbox”
Stock in a spreadsheet beside a store that does not know about it, and confirmations as email threads with no status and no history. Inventory and orders in the same admin means the count moves when the sale happens, every order has a state, and you can run a discount without booking a developer.
“The store is live but the products do not show up”
The build handles the technical side — product schema, clean URLs, unique titles, fast mobile pages, an XML sitemap. Ranking for competitive product terms is earned over time, and nobody can honestly guarantee a position. Pursuing it deliberately belongs with ongoing SEO services rather than the store build.
“The same five questions arrive every day”
Sizing, postage times, returns. Answering them on the product page removes most of it; an AI chatbot handling pre-sale questions can take the rest at 11pm. Recent builds are in our project work.
- E-Commerce websites start from $4,999 AUD, which covers the store build, product catalogue, cart, checkout, payment gateway, order and inventory management and up to 20 initial product uploads. Additional product uploads, larger catalogues, custom flows and integrations are quoted per project.
- We build on WooCommerce or a custom PHP store depending on your needs. WooCommerce suits most small to mid-size catalogues; a custom build makes sense when you need flows an off-the-shelf platform fights you on.
- Yes. You get an admin dashboard for adding products, updating stock, managing categories and processing orders, plus a walkthrough at handover.
- Yes — we integrate and test the gateway as part of the build. You'll need a merchant account with the provider; we handle the technical connection and checkout flow.
- The store itself has no product limit — the package includes up to 20 initial product uploads done by us. Beyond that you can add products yourself through the admin at no extra cost, or we can quote additional uploads as a paid add-on. Large catalogues and bulk imports are quoted per project.
- It depends on what you already use in store. WooCommerce has point-of-sale and accounting integrations available, and a custom PHP store can be built to talk to the systems you already run. Third-party API integrations are an optional paid add-on rather than part of the base package.
Ready to get started?
Tell us what your business does and what you need. We'll come back with a clear scope and a fixed AUD quote.