Development· Website Development
Online Shops & Product Catalogues
Not every business needs a full online shop. Some sell best with a clear catalogue and a quick way to enquire; others need customers to pay there and then. We'll tell you which one suits your business, then build it properly, custom-built and yours to own.
What we do
What we build
Shop or catalogue? We'll tell you
If your customers usually ask before they buy, a catalogue with quick enquiries can do the job without shop fees. If they want to pay there and then, you need a shop. We help you pick.
Products that are easy to browse
Clear categories and a page for every product, laid out so customers find what they want on a phone as easily as on a computer.
Payments at checkout
For a full shop, customers pay through trusted providers such as Stripe or PayPal, so card details are handled by them, not stored on your site.
Connected to your other tools
Payments, emails, bookkeeping or stock: we connect the shop to the other services you already use, so orders don't need copying by hand.
Enquiries from every product
For a catalogue, every product makes it easy to get in touch, so enquiries reach you with the product already named.
Found on Google
Product and category pages set up with the titles, descriptions and details search engines look for.
Every client gets access to the Buildory Client Portal: invoices, analytics and site progress in one place.
Learn morePricing
Pricing
Product catalogue
From £400
A multi-page catalogue site with categories, product pages and enquiries, priced like any bigger website.
- Fully custom-built, you own the code outright
- A page for every product or range
- Quick enquiries from every product
Online shop
Quoted after a free chat
A shop with card payments at checkout, priced on how many products you sell and how orders and delivery need to work. Hosting is quoted with it.
- Payments through Stripe, PayPal or another provider
- Connected to the other tools you use
- Built around how you take and fulfil orders
- 1-to-1 support, direct from the founder
Add-ons
Custom CMS
From £100
Change your own products, prices and photos. Set-up from £100, then from £25 a year.
See what the CMS can doHow it works
Our Workflow
- Step 1:
Introductions and Discovery
A proper conversation first: how the business works today, where it goes wrong, and what the system needs to do. No jargon, no obligation.
- Step 2:
Scope and Design
A clear written scope, the price and the timeline agreed up front, then the screens designed, so you see it before anything is built.
- Step 3:
Development & Testing
Built properly and tested on phones, tablets and desktops, with your feedback along the way, not just at the end.
- Step 4:
Launching and On-boarding
It goes live, your existing records come across, and your team gets a walk-through. Support carries on after launch.
Questions
Questions people ask
Do I need a full online shop?
Not always. If customers usually want to ask a question, check stock or arrange a delivery first, a catalogue with quick enquiries can work better and avoids shop fees. If they want to buy there and then, you need a shop. We'll give you an honest answer before you spend anything.
How do payments work?
Payments go through a trusted provider such as Stripe or PayPal, or another provider you already use. The customer pays on a secure checkout, the card details are handled by the provider rather than your site, and the money goes to your account. The provider charges its own fee per payment.
Can it connect to our other systems?
Yes. We can connect the shop to the other services you use, such as email, bookkeeping or stock, so orders flow through without copying them by hand. We scope what's needed in the free chat.
Can I add and change products myself?
Yes, with our CMS add-on you can change products, prices and photos yourself, and every change is live in seconds.
How much does an online shop cost?
A product catalogue starts from £400, like any bigger website. A shop with card payments is quoted after a free chat, because it depends on how many products you sell and how orders and delivery need to work. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts.
Is hosting different for a shop?
Yes. A catalogue is hosted like any front-end website, from £50 a year. A shop that takes payments has more going on behind the scenes, so its hosting is quoted with the build.
Selling online, or thinking about it?
Tell us what you sell and how customers buy from you today. We'll tell you straight whether you need a shop or a catalogue, and what it would cost.