WEBSITES FOR INDEPENDENT SHOPS
Give your products the shop window they deserve.
Bring your collections to life, spotlight new arrivals and make it simple for customers to discover and buy.
Everyday things. Extra special.
A considered edit of useful, beautiful finds for home, gifting and everyday living.
A considered edit of useful, beautiful finds for home, gifting and everyday living.
SHOP THE EDIT →Websites for shops
Local shoppers look up what a shop sells, when it is open and where to find it. Your website should answer those three questions quickly.
What your website should do
A brochure website shows what you stock, where you are and how to buy in person or by phone. Online payments are not part of the standard package, so ask us if you need them.
What you sell
Describe your range, with a few example products or categories, and update them when your stock changes.
Opening hours
Show regular hours and any seasonal changes.
Find the shop
Your address, a map link and parking or access information.
Ways to buy
Say whether you take phone orders, click and collect or only sell in store.
Featured products
Highlight key ranges, new arrivals or seasonal products with accurate details.
Buying with confidence
Explain collection, delivery, returns and how customers can ask about stock.
Pages we would suggest
- Home, with opening hours and location
- What we sell
- Opening hours and find us
- Gallery
- Contact
Questions to answer on the form
Tell us what you sell, your opening hours, your address, how customers can buy, and your phone number and email. Add photos of your shop and products if you have them.
What do you offer?
List your main services, products, treatments or sessions. Use the words your customers would search for.
Who do you want to reach?
Describe your ideal customers, the locations you serve and any specialist areas you want to highlight.
What should visitors do next?
Choose the clearest next step: call, request a quote, make a booking, visit your shop or send an enquiry.
What can help build trust?
Think about real photos, examples of your work, genuine reviews, qualifications and useful answers to common questions.
What it costs
A website is £299 one-off, with 12 months of hosting, your domain and business email included. An online shop is from £399. You pay £99 to start and the rest when you are happy. No monthly fees for 12 months. See pricing.