Online Store
Independent online shop at the packing table: a parcel being taped with a shipping label of dispatch, delivery and returns, the real seeded products, six people and plastic-free packing.
The whole business online, without a developer in the loop.
The expensive part of a small business website is rarely building it. It is the year afterwards: the price that changed, the member of staff who left, the opening hours over Christmas. If each of those needs an email to somebody and a small invoice back, the site slowly stops matching the business. Nothing here needs code, which mostly means nothing here needs anyone else.
What it replaces
The price went up in January. The photo is of the room before you redecorated it. Your Saturday hours changed last spring. Each of those is ninety seconds and nobody needs to be emailed about any of them.
Products, a cart and Stripe checkout come with the site. Nothing to connect.
Real availability, deposits, reminders. You fill in a form.
No plugins, so no plugin updates. Ask anyone who has run a WordPress site for five years what that is worth.
Custom CSS and embeds from Starter, and a documented API on Growth Business. The door is open. You just never have to walk through it.
Export your customers and orders whenever you like. Easy to start should never mean hard to leave.
Live in an afternoon - no code, no plugins.
A working site for your trade, not a wireframe.
Your words, your photos, your prices.
Shop, bookings, hire - switched on per site when you want them.
Hand-picked designs for this kind of business - customise any of them.
Independent online shop at the packing table: a parcel being taped with a shipping label of dispatch, delivery and returns, the real seeded products, six people and plastic-free packing.
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