Growth
E-commerce Stores
We build and improve Shopify and WooCommerce stores with clean product pages, smooth checkout, and connected payments and shipping.
Selling online involves much more than putting products on a page. Customers need to find what they want quickly, trust your store enough to enter payment details, and get clear information about shipping and returns. Behind the scenes, you need orders, inventory, payments, and accounting to line up without hours of manual work. We build e-commerce stores that handle both sides well.
We work mainly with Shopify and WooCommerce, and we help you choose between them based on your products, budget, and how much control you want. We set up your catalogue, design product and collection pages that answer buyer questions, configure payments, taxes, and shipping rules for the countries you sell to, and test the full checkout on real devices before launch.
We also connect your store to the rest of your business. Orders can flow into Xero or QuickBooks, inventory can sync with your warehouse or marketplace listings, abandoned cart and post-purchase emails can go out automatically, and your product feed can be sent to Google Shopping and Meta. If you already have a store that feels slow, cluttered, or hard to manage, we can redesign or migrate it instead of starting over.
In short
What does e-commerce store development include?
E-commerce store development includes setting up an online store on Shopify or WooCommerce, loading the product catalogue, designing product and collection pages, and configuring payments, taxes, and shipping for the countries a business sells to. TechPit Solutions also connects the store to accounting, inventory, and email marketing tools, migrates or redesigns existing stores, and tests the full checkout before launch.
- Best for retailers and brands launching a first online store, or sellers whose current store is slow, outdated, or hard to manage.
- Delivered remotely: we agree on the platform and features in a free consultation, then build, connect, and test the store with real orders before launch.
Who this is for
- Retailers and brands launching their first online store
- Businesses with an existing store that is slow, outdated, or difficult to manage day to day
- Sellers moving from one platform to another, such as from Wix, Squarespace, or a custom build to Shopify or WooCommerce
- Wholesalers and B2B suppliers that need trade pricing, bulk ordering, or customer-specific catalogues
- Store owners who spend too long on manual order processing, stock updates, and bookkeeping
Problems we fix
- Shoppers browse but leave at checkout because it is slow, confusing, or missing their preferred payment method
- Product pages lack the photos, details, and shipping information buyers need to feel confident
- Stock levels are updated by hand across the store, marketplaces, and spreadsheets, leading to overselling
- Orders and payments have to be re-entered into accounting software, creating extra work and errors
- The store is built on a setup nobody fully understands, so every change feels risky
What's included
What our E-commerce Stores service includes
Platform selection and store setup
We help you choose Shopify or WooCommerce, set up the store, domain, and theme, and configure core settings such as currencies, languages, and customer accounts.
Product catalogue and page design
We import or create your products with variants, images, and descriptions, organise collections and filters, and design product pages that clearly show price, options, delivery, and returns.
Payments, taxes, and shipping
We connect payment providers such as Shopify Payments, Stripe, or PayPal, configure tax settings, and set up shipping zones, rates, and carrier integrations for the regions you sell to.
Integrations and automation
We connect your store to accounting software, inventory systems, email marketing, marketplaces, and Google Shopping feeds, and automate order notifications and routine admin tasks.
Migrations and redesigns
We move products, customers, and order history from your old platform, set up redirects to protect existing search traffic, or redesign an existing store without losing its data.
Testing, launch, and training
We test the full buying journey on phones and desktops, place real test orders, set up analytics, and train your team to manage products, orders, and discounts.
Benefits
Why it's worth doing properly
A smoother buying experience
Clear navigation, informative product pages, and a straightforward checkout make it easier for customers who want to buy to finish their purchase.
Less manual order work
Connected payments, inventory, and accounting reduce the copying and checking your team does for every order, which frees up time and cuts errors.
Ready to sell in more places
Multi-currency settings, shipping zones, and product feeds make it practical to sell to customers in other countries and on channels such as Google Shopping.
A store you can run yourself
We build on mainstream platforms and train your team, so adding products, running promotions, and handling orders does not depend on a developer.
Process
How the work runs
- STEP 01
Assess your products and goals
We review your catalogue, target markets, current systems, and any existing store, then agree on the platform, features, and integrations you need.
- STEP 02
Design the store
We plan the site structure, collections, and checkout flow, and design the home, collection, and product pages around how your customers shop.
- STEP 03
Build, integrate, and launch
We set up the store, load products, connect payments, shipping, and other systems, test thoroughly with real orders, and launch with redirects in place.
- STEP 04
Monitor and optimise
After launch we watch for checkout issues, speed problems, and integration errors, and suggest practical improvements based on store analytics.
Tools we commonly work with
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Klaviyo
- Google Merchant Centre
- ShipStation
- Xero
- QuickBooks Online
- Google Analytics 4
FAQ
E-commerce Stores: common questions
Should I use Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify is a hosted platform that handles security, hosting, and updates for you, which suits most businesses that want a store that is quick to run. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, gives more control over customisation and hosting, and works well if you already have a WordPress site or need unusual features. We look at your products, budget, and plans before recommending one.
Can you move my existing store to a new platform?
Yes. We migrate products, variants, images, customers, and where possible order history from platforms such as Wix, Squarespace, Magento, or a custom build. We map old page addresses to new ones with redirects so existing search rankings and bookmarked links keep working, and we test everything before switching your domain over to the new store.
Can my store sell in multiple countries and currencies?
Yes. Both Shopify and WooCommerce support multiple currencies, languages, and shipping zones. We configure prices, tax settings, and delivery options for each region you sell to, and set up payment methods customers in those markets expect. Tax and customs rules vary by country, so we set up the store's tools and recommend you confirm specific obligations with your accountant.
Will my store connect to my accounting software?
In most cases, yes. We connect Shopify and WooCommerce to Xero, QuickBooks Online, and other accounting tools through official apps or automation platforms, so sales, fees, refunds, and taxes are recorded without manual entry. We can also connect inventory systems, marketplaces, and shipping software, depending on how you run your operations.
How much does an e-commerce store cost?
Cost depends on the platform, the number of products and variants, whether you need custom design, the integrations involved, migration from an existing store, and features such as subscriptions or wholesale pricing. Platform fees, apps, and payment processing charges are separate. Book a free consultation and we will scope your store and give you a clear quote.
Do you help after the store launches?
Yes. After launch we monitor for checkout errors, broken integrations, and speed issues, and we are available for updates such as new features, seasonal changes, and app setup. Every support request is logged, tracked and owned by a named person, and we can also help with ongoing work such as product uploads, email marketing, and paid ads management.
Available worldwide
Delivered remotely to businesses in any country, on your own accounts. Quoted after a free consultation. More about Growth.
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Talk to us about E-commerce Stores
A free 15-minute call to understand what's slipping through the cracks. You'll leave with the department that fixes it first and a written plan, whether or not you work with us.