A CLOSER LOOK
Know what the work covers before you decide.
These details explain what may be reviewed, what you can prepare, and which decisions remain with you or the platform.
01Shopify
A Shopify quote depends on storefront structure, catalog needs, customer journey, integrations, and the implementation requested. We can discuss the current theme, navigation, collection and product page needs, and the work your team expects to manage. Confirm the deliverables and total before proceeding.
- Theme setup or customization and required page templates
- Catalog organization, product options, and content migration
- Apps, payment or shipping integrations, and launch responsibilities
WordPress and WooCommerce
A WordPress/WooCommerce quote depends on catalog structure, page templates, extensions, integrations, migration, and maintenance requirements. Clarify which party supplies hosting, licenses, product copy, and ongoing updates. Confirm any third-party costs as part of the scope.
Custom-coded websites
Custom-coded projects are quoted against the requested features, integrations, content migration, and support. The written scope should identify deliverables and any separately billed items.
Merchant Center readiness is not an approval promise
A build can include clear product, business, shipping, and returns information where those details are supplied by you. Your business must verify its legal, fulfillment, and customer-service terms before publication. Only Google can decide whether a store or account is approved.
What to include in a website project request
Share the platform you use or prefer, the public store URL if one exists, the main goals, the pages or features you need, and any deadline you are working toward. We can then identify open questions and prepare a written scope for discussion. No platform subscription, app license, or hosting fee is included unless the quote says so.
