eCommerce Development Services UK

We specialise in Shopify, WooCommerce, and fully custom builds using Next.js and Node.js. We work with you to choose the right platform based on your product range, team, budget, and long-term growth plans — there is no one-size-fits-all answer.

Shopify is a hosted platform that handles security, updates, and infrastructure for you — making it a strong choice if you want simplicity and scalability without managing a server. WooCommerce runs on WordPress and gives you more control over your site structure, plugins, and data ownership. We can help you compare both options based on your specific needs before committing to either.

Yes. For businesses with unique requirements — such as complex product configurators, multi-vendor marketplaces, headless architecture, or deep third-party integrations — we build fully bespoke eCommerce solutions using Next.js, Node.js, and custom APIs. These builds give you complete control over the customer experience, product catalogue, and checkout behaviour.

Yes — we handle complete store migrations from outdated or underperforming platforms to modern, well-structured systems. This includes migrating products, customer data, order history, and existing URLs so that your SEO rankings and organic traffic are preserved throughout the transition.

We integrate Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and other payment systems depending on your platform and audience. We also support subscription billing for recurring revenue models and can configure buy-now-pay-later options where relevant to your product range.

Yes. Every store we build is structured with eCommerce SEO in mind — including clean URL structures, schema markup, fast-loading product pages, mobile-first design, and technical foundations that search engines can crawl and index effectively. We also offer ongoing eCommerce SEO services through our dedicated SEO agency team.

Our approach to conversion rate optimisation (CRO) covers product page layout, checkout flow, mobile usability, trust signals, page speed, and user behaviour analysis. We identify where visitors are dropping off and make targeted improvements — from clearer calls to action and simplified checkout steps to better product presentation and review integration.

Yes — we integrate eCommerce stores with stock management systems, CRMs, email marketing platforms such as Klaviyo and Mailchimp, ERP systems, and third-party fulfilment services. Whether you need a basic product catalogue or a fully automated order management pipeline, we can build the integrations your business requires.

A standard Shopify or WooCommerce store typically takes between 3 and 6 weeks from first brief to launch, depending on the number of products, custom requirements, and how ready your content and assets are. Custom builds or stores with complex integrations may take longer. We agree a clear timeline before starting.

Costs depend on the platform, number of products, design requirements, custom integrations, and complexity of the build. Our eCommerce projects start from £1,500 for a small WooCommerce store, rising to around £2,500 and up for larger, tailored Shopify or platform builds, and higher for custom stores with complex functionality. We provide a clear, itemised quote before any work begins.