WooCommerce builds
Stores on WordPress, with full control over templates and checkout behaviour.
E-commerce
Stores that hold up after the first sale.
An online store is an operational system, not a catalogue with a buy button. We build storefronts where the product structure, checkout, tax, shipping and order flow are configured and tested before launch.
PlatformsWooCommerce · Shopify
PaymentsStripe, handled by the processor
CatalogueVariants · inventory · collections
Tax & shippingConfigured for your regions
AnalyticsGA4 in your own account
HandoverStore admin · theme source
From product to order, and what happens around it.
The path a customer takes, and the configuration that has to be right before they take it: tax rules, shipping, payment handling and the analytics that record what happened.
Approach
Checkout is where careless builds get found out.
Most store problems appear after launch: tax calculated wrongly for a neighbouring province, shipping that quotes the same price to two very different addresses, an order confirmation that never sends. None of that is visible in a design mockup.
So the operational configuration is part of the build rather than something handed to you as homework afterwards. Payment is implemented so card details are handled by Stripe and never reach your store.
- Card details never touch your store. Payment is handled by Stripe. DotWeb does not store or process card numbers at any point.
- Tax and shipping configured before launch. Rules set for the regions you actually sell to, then tested with real addresses.
- Order flow tested end to end. Confirmation emails, inventory changes and fulfilment records checked before the store opens.
- Analytics you own. GA4 configured in your own account, so the numbers are yours to check independently.
Capabilities
What e-commerce work covers.
Quoted individually or together against a written deliverable list.
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Shopify builds
Hosted storefronts where speed to launch and lower maintenance matter more than deep customisation.
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Catalogue structure
Products, variants, collections and inventory arranged so browsing makes sense at scale.
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Checkout configuration
A checkout flow that asks for what is needed and nothing more.
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Stripe integration
Payments implemented so card details are handled by Stripe rather than your server.
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Tax configuration
Tax rules set for the provinces and states you sell into.
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Shipping rules
Zones, rates and carrier configuration matched to how you actually ship.
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Order & fulfilment flow
Confirmation, status changes and the records your team relies on.
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Responsive storefronts
Browsing and checkout tested on phones, where much of the traffic will be.
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Store migrations
Moving an existing store with products, customers and URLs intact.
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Analytics setup
GA4 and e-commerce events configured in accounts you own.
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Post-launch support
Fixes and enhancements after opening, quoted the same way as the build.
Working stackWooCommerceShopifyWordPressPHPJavaScriptMySQLStripeGA4Cloudflare
Pricing
Typical project ranges.
Every project is quoted individually. These are the ranges most engagements fall into, so you know roughly where you stand before you enquire.
Store starterUSD 250–450
- Small store
- Basic catalogue
- Checkout setup
Business commerceUSD 450–750
- Larger catalogue
- Payment configuration
- Shipping configuration
- Tax configuration where applicable
Professional commerceUSD 750–1,050
- Customized storefront
- Analytics
- Product organization
- Integrations
Advanced commerceUSD 1,050–1,350
- Advanced WooCommerce or Shopify functionality
- Custom workflows
- Deeper configuration
Commerce proUSD 1,350–1,700
- Larger catalogues
- Migrations
- Integrations
- More customized checkout requirements
Custom commerceUSD 1,700–2,000
- API work
- Custom features
- Complex WooCommerce or Shopify implementation
How pricing works
Pricing shown represents typical project ranges. Final pricing depends on the exact scope, complexity, deliverables, integrations, volume of work and other project requirements. Your exact project price and expected timeline are confirmed before payment.
Process
Six steps from enquiry to handover.
The same sequence on every store build. Delivery timing for e-commerce is confirmed in the project scope before payment.
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Enquiry
You tell us what you need. We read it properly and come back with questions rather than a template reply.
Output / Reply within one business day
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Scope & quote
Deliverables, project price and expected timeline, written down and sent for your approval.
Output / Written scope
You provide / Approval
You provide / Approval
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Payment & project initiation
Once the scope and price are confirmed, a secure Stripe payment link is sent by email. Once payment and the required project materials and access are received, project initiation typically occurs within 24–48 hours.
Output / Project schedule
You provide / Payment, materials & access
You provide / Payment, materials & access
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Build on staging
Work happens in a private environment you can open at any point while it is under way.
Output / Preview environment
Status / In build
Status / In build
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Review
You check the work against the agreed scope. Revisions within that scope are already covered by the quote.
Output / Revised build
You provide / Sign-off
You provide / Sign-off
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Delivery & handover
Delivery on the timeline confirmed in your scope, then transfer of the agreed final assets. Thirty days of defect correction is included.
Output / Live work & final assets
Status / Handed over
Status / Handed over
Operating standards
How the work is held to account.
Six standards that apply to every project. Each is something you can confirm rather than take on trust.
Clearly scoped
Written scope first
Deliverables are defined in writing and approved before any work begins.
Visible
Staging before production
Work is reviewed in a private environment you can open at any point.
Maintainable
Readable by whoever is next
Conventional platforms and a plain structure, so you are never locked to one supplier.
Transferred
Yours at completion
Full ownership of the agreed deliverables transfers when the project completes.
Fast to start
Initiation in 24–48 h
Once payment and the required project materials and access are received, project initiation typically occurs within 24–48 hours. Delivery timing is set by the scope.
Measurable
Reported in your accounts
Search and advertising work is reported through accounts you own and access directly.
Commercial terms
The commercial side, stated plainly.
Your exact project price and expected timeline are confirmed in writing before any payment is requested.
PricingQuoted against your scope, within the typical ranges shown. Invoicing in CAD or USD based on client preference.
PaymentOnce the scope and price are confirmed, a secure Stripe payment link is sent by email.
Getting startedProject initiation typically occurs within 24–48 hours of payment and required materials being received.
OwnershipFull ownership of the agreed deliverables transfers at completion, with 30 days of defect correction.
How payment works
Once the project scope and price are confirmed, DotWeb sends a secure Stripe payment link. The payment page may display our Premium Plan payment option; enter the exact amount confirmed for your project. Do not enter a different amount unless DotWeb has confirmed the change.
Payments are processed securely through Stripe. DotWeb does not store card details.
Statement descriptor
Your card or bank statement may display SECUREDOTWEB for payments made to DotWeb IT Solutions.
Please retain your payment confirmation email so you can easily identify the transaction later. It shows the DotWeb IT Solutions business name, the project details and the amount paid.
Planning a store?
Tell us what you sell and where you sell it. We’ll define the scope, timeline and price.
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