E-Commerce Solutions — Omega Design
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You’re Paying to Send People to a Checkout That Loses Them
Online stores built to convert on mobile, own outright, and scale without paying a percentage of every sale to someone else.
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[ Get My Free Store Audit ] [ See Our Stores ]
We’ll show you exactly where you’re losing sales. In 2 working days. No cost.
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The Numbers Clients Check Before Trusting Anyone With Their Revenue
[X]+ Stores Built · [X]+ Products Managed · [X]% Avg Conversion Lift · Under [X]h Avg Response Time
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[ See the Work Behind These Numbers ]
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Your Store Is Busy. Your Bank Account Isn’t.
The traffic is arriving. It’s what happens in the last ninety seconds that’s costing you.
Someone found your product. They liked it enough to add it to the cart. They were, by any reasonable definition, about to buy from you.
Then they hit checkout.
The form asked for a company name they don’t have. It demanded account registration before showing the total. Shipping cost appeared for the first time at step four and was higher than expected. The card field was awkward on mobile. Something took six seconds to load and they wondered, briefly, whether this site was safe.
And they left.
Most abandoned carts aren’t people who changed their mind. They’re people you lost while they were still trying to give you money.
[Insert a cited cart abandonment statistic here from a source like Baymard Institute — verify the current figure and link it. A cited number is far more persuasive than an uncited one, and store owners will check.]
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[ Show Me Where I’m Losing Sales ]
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Five Places Your Store Is Leaking Money
Every one of them is fixable. Most of them are invisible from the admin panel.
A Checkout Built for Desktop Most of your customers are on a phone. If your checkout needs pinching, zooming, or careful thumb placement, you’re losing people who fully intended to buy.
Surprise Costs at the Final Step Shipping, tax or fees revealed at the last moment is the most reliable way to lose a committed buyer. People don’t abandon because of the cost — they abandon because it felt like a trick.
Product Pages That Answer Nothing Three-word descriptions, one photo, no sizing, no shipping timeframe, no returns policy. Every unanswered question is a reason to check a competitor instead.
A Store That Loads Slowly E-commerce is heavier than a normal site — images, scripts, cart logic, tracking. Without deliberate optimisation, stores get slow, and slow stores lose buyers at every step.
Everything Done Manually Order confirmations chased by hand, stock updated from memory, abandoned carts never followed up. Every manual task is either a cost or a sale you didn’t recover.
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[ Find Out Which of These I Have ]
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Every Sale on a Rented Platform Costs You Twice
Once in fees. Again in the fact that you can never leave.
Hosted platforms are easy to start on. That’s their entire pitch, and it’s a fair one. But you pay monthly whether you sell or not, transaction fees on revenue you earned, and app subscriptions for functions that should be standard. Then you discover your theme can’t do the thing you need, and the app that does it costs more per month than your hosting. And leaving means rebuilding from zero, because none of it was ever really yours.
Built on WooCommerce, you own the store, the data, the customer list and the code. No revenue share. No app tax. No permission required.
We build stores you keep.
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[ Show Me What I’d Save ]
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Three Questions to Ask Anyone Before They Build Your Store
Ask ours. Then go ask the others and compare the answers.
“Who is actually building this — and have they run a store before?”
At most agencies you meet the senior team during the pitch, then the build goes to a junior learning on your budget.
Not here. Every store is built by senior developers with real commerce experience — people who’ve handled tax edge cases, payment gateway failures, stock synchronisation problems, and the specific chaos of a launch week when orders are arriving faster than anyone expected.
E-commerce punishes inexperience in a way a brochure site doesn’t. A broken contact form is embarrassing. A broken checkout is revenue disappearing every hour until someone notices. A tax rule configured wrong is a problem you discover at year end.
Experience isn’t a luxury when the thing being built takes money from customers.
“Who answers me when checkout breaks on a Saturday?”
The agency owner. Personally. Not a ticket queue with a Monday response time.
Stores fail at inconvenient moments — a payment gateway updates its API, a plugin conflict appears after an update, traffic spikes during a campaign and something buckles. Every hour of broken checkout is money that doesn’t come back.
You get a priority channel, and it reaches someone who can act immediately rather than log it and pass it along.
It also means decisions happen fast. Need a new payment method before a campaign launches? Want to change how shipping calculates before a sale weekend? You’re talking to the person who can just do it.
“Will you still be here when we’re three times bigger?”
Plenty of agencies build the store, take the invoice, and become unreachable exactly when growth starts creating new problems.
Fast replies, always. Messages answered within [X] hours on business days, usually faster. Checkout down, payments failing, orders not processing? Priority channel, immediately.
We build for where you’re going. Product architecture designed to handle ten times your current catalogue without a rebuild.
We don’t disappear at launch. Every build includes a post-launch support period, and care plans are available afterwards. Stores need ongoing attention more than any other kind of site.
A partnership, not a transaction. Most store clients expand into marketing, apps and further development. That only happens because we’re still there when the second phase arrives.
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[ Talk to the Owner Directly ]
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Don’t Look at the Homepages. Go Try the Checkouts.
Every store below is live and taking orders right now. Test them on your phone.
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome. E.g. “Checkout 5 steps → 2. Abandonment down [X]%. Revenue up [X]%.”]
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome.]
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome.]
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome.]
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome.]
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category] [One-line outcome.]
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[ View the Full Portfolio ]
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Same Traffic. Same Products. [X]% More Revenue.
[CLIENT NAME] — [Product category]
Where they started [2–3 short lines. Traffic arriving but converting poorly, slow store, checkout leaking, everything manual.]
What we changed [2–3 short lines. Rebuilt checkout, restructured product pages, optimised mobile, automated abandoned cart recovery, cut load time.]
What happened [Conversion rate: X% → X%] [Cart abandonment: X% → X%] [Load time: Xs → Xs] [Monthly revenue: X → X]
“[Short, specific client quote with a revenue number in it. On a commerce page, money talks louder than praise.]” — [Name], [Title], [Company]
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[ Read the Full Case Study ]
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Here’s Exactly What You Get. Including the Parts Most Builds Skip.
A store isn’t a website with a buy button. It’s an operation.
Product architecture built for your actual catalogue Categories, attributes, variations, bundles, filters and search structured around how customers shop rather than how your spreadsheet is organised. Built to handle ten times your current products without a rebuild.
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Product pages that answer every question before it’s asked Multiple images, clear pricing, stock status, sizing, shipping timeframes, returns policy, reviews, and related products. Every unanswered question is a customer opening a competitor’s tab.
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Checkout rebuilt around finishing the sale Guest checkout available. Fewest possible fields. Costs shown early, never as a surprise. Mobile-first form design with correct keyboard types and autofill. Trust signals placed where hesitation happens. Every step removed that doesn’t earn its place.
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Payment gateways configured properly for your market Card payments, digital wallets, bank transfer, cash on delivery, and local gateways relevant to where you sell. Tested end to end, including failure states — because a payment that fails silently is worse than one that fails loudly.
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Shipping and tax logic that matches how you actually operate Zones, weight and price-based rates, free shipping thresholds, local delivery, pickup options, carrier integration, and tax rules configured correctly for your jurisdiction.
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Automation that recovers revenue while you sleep Abandoned cart recovery sequences, order confirmations, shipping notifications, review requests, and post-purchase follow-up. Abandoned cart emails alone frequently pay for the entire build.
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Inventory and order management your team can actually run Stock tracking, low-stock alerts, order status workflow, invoices, refunds and returns — set up so whoever runs your operations can work without calling a developer.
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Speed optimisation, because stores start heavy Image optimisation, lazy loading, database efficiency, caching configured correctly for cart and checkout pages, and elimination of plugin bloat. Every second of load time costs conversions at every step of the funnel.
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Analytics and tracking configured correctly, once GA4 e-commerce events, ad platform pixels, conversion API where relevant, and revenue attribution — so you can finally see which channel produced which sale rather than guessing.
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Migration that doesn’t lose your rankings or your customers Moving from Shopify, Wix, or an older store? Products, customers, orders, reviews and URLs migrated with redirects mapped so your search visibility holds.
Training so your team runs the store, not us Walkthrough recording and written documentation for adding products, processing orders, managing stock, running discounts and handling refunds.
[ Get This Built for My Business ]
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What’s the Point of Ad Spend If the Checkout Leaks?
Store, traffic, creative and conversion under one team — so the money you spend to get someone here isn’t wasted at the last step.
E-Commerce Solutions Store builds, checkout optimisation, payments, automation, migration. You’re here.
SEO & Digital Marketing Shopping campaigns, product feeds and search visibility pointed at a store built to convert them. [ Learn More → ]
Social Media Management Content and community that turns browsers into buyers before they ever reach the product page. [ Learn More → ]
UX/UI Design Product and checkout experiences designed around how people actually shop on a phone. [ Learn More → ]
WordPress Development Custom functionality when your store needs something no plugin provides. [ Learn More → ]
Website Development The content and brand side of your store — the pages that build trust before the buying starts. [ Learn More → ]
Maintenance & Security Because a store that goes down doesn’t lose visitors. It loses revenue by the hour. [ Learn More → ]
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Why one team beats a store builder plus a marketing agency: your ad campaign points at a product page built to receive it. Your tracking works because the same people configured the pixel and the checkout. When conversions drop, nobody argues about whether it’s a traffic problem or a store problem — we just look and fix it.
[ Explore All Services ]
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You’ll Know What’s Being Built and What It’s Costing You
Seven steps, all visible to you as they happen.
01 — Discovery Your products, margins, customers, fulfilment process, and where the current store leaks. Plus the operational reality — who packs orders, who updates stock, what already works. You get a written brief.
02 — Architecture Catalogue structure, attributes, variations, shipping logic, tax rules and payment methods planned before anything is built. Getting this wrong is the most expensive mistake in commerce, and it’s always found late.
03 — Design Key templates designed first — homepage, category, product, cart, checkout. Checkout gets designed with the most care, because it’s where the money is decided.
04 — Build Senior development on a staging store. Every payment method, shipping rule and tax scenario configured and tested.
05 — Products & Content Catalogue imported or migrated, images optimised, descriptions structured. If you’re migrating, customers, orders and reviews come across too.
06 — Testing Real test transactions through every payment method, on every device. Refunds tested. Failure states tested. Emails verified. Nothing launches until we’ve bought from your store ourselves.
07 — Launch & Support Migration executed with redirects mapped, tracking verified live, team trained. Then support through your first weeks of real orders, which is when the real questions appear.
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[ Start With Discovery ]
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You Don’t Have to Rebuild Everything to Start
Three ways in. Pick the one that matches your situation.
Store Audit A fixed-scope teardown of your existing store — checkout flow, product pages, speed, mobile experience and tracking — with prioritised recommendations. The lowest-risk way to find out what’s costing you.
Conversion Optimisation We fix the existing store rather than rebuilding it. Checkout streamlined, product pages restructured, speed improved, automation added. Best when the foundation is sound but the results aren’t.
Full Store Build Complete design and development, from architecture through launch. Best when you’re starting fresh, migrating platforms, or your current store has outgrown its foundation.
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[ Ask Which One I Need ]
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Whether You’re Launching, Fixing or Escaping a Platform
Three kinds of clients arrive here. All of them end up owning their store.
Come to us to launch when…
You’re selling in person or through DMs and it’s become unmanageable You’re launching a product and want the store right from day one You’re moving from a marketplace and want your own customer relationships You need a store your team can actually operate without a developer
Come to us to fix it when…
Traffic is fine but conversion isn’t Your checkout is losing people and you can see it in the data Your store is slow, especially on mobile Everything is manual and it’s eating your week You’re getting orders but the operations behind them are chaos
Come to us to escape when…
Platform fees and app subscriptions are eating your margin You need functionality your platform simply won’t allow You want to own your data and customer list outright You’ve outgrown a template and can’t customise your way out
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[ Tell Us Which One We Are ]
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The Platforms We Build On — and Why We Usually Recommend One
We’ll give you the honest comparison, including when we’re not the right answer.
WooCommerce · WordPress · PHP · Stripe · PayPal · Local Payment Gateways · REST APIs · GA4 · Meta Commerce · Google Merchant Center
We build primarily on WooCommerce because you own it outright — no revenue share, no app subscriptions, no permission needed to build what you want. But hosted platforms are genuinely the right choice for some businesses, and we’ll tell you if yours is one of them rather than selling you a build you don’t need.
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[ Ask Which Platform Suits Me ]
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We’ll Tell You If You Shouldn’t Hire Us
We’d rather lose the project than build something you’ll regret.
We’re a strong fit if you…
Sell products people already want and need the store to keep up Have traffic that isn’t converting the way it should Want to own your platform, data and customer list outright Need functionality your current platform won’t allow Are prepared to invest in checkout and mobile experience specifically Want a long-term partner as the store grows
We’re probably wrong for you if you…
Want the absolute cheapest store available Are selling five products and just need something live this week Want a marketplace listing rather than your own store Believe a better store will fix a product nobody wants
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[ Check If We’re a Fit ]
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Three Ways In. All of Them Start With a Real Conversation.
Fixed price. Fixed timeline. Written down before you commit to anything.
LAUNCH For businesses getting their first real store live. Custom design · Up to [X] products · Payment gateway setup · Shipping & tax configuration · Mobile-optimised checkout · Order emails · Training From [PRICE] · [X] weeks
GROWTH — Most Popular For businesses ready to compete properly. Everything in Launch, plus: Advanced product architecture · Full checkout optimisation · Abandoned cart recovery · Email automation · Speed optimisation · SEO foundations · Analytics & conversion tracking · Extended support From [PRICE] · [X] weeks
CUSTOM COMMERCE For stores with real operational complexity. Everything in Growth, plus: Platform migration · Custom functionality development · ERP, CRM or inventory integrations · Subscriptions or memberships · Multi-currency or multi-language · Wholesale pricing · Priority support From [PRICE] · [X] weeks
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Already have a store? Audits and conversion optimisation are available as fixed-scope projects — often the faster route to more revenue than a rebuild.
[ Get My Fixed Quote ]
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Where Your Store Will Be 90 Days From Now
Assuming you start this month instead of next season.
Week One Live, fast, and taking orders on mobile without friction. The first thing most clients notice is that checkout feels effortless on a phone — because that’s where the work went.
Month One Conversion rate moves before traffic does. Abandoned cart recovery starts returning sales you’d already lost. Manual admin drops as automation takes over confirmations, notifications and follow-ups.
Month Three You can see which channels produce revenue rather than guessing, so ad spend gets sharper. Repeat purchases begin arriving from post-purchase sequences. Operations stop being the bottleneck on growth.
Year One A store you own outright — no revenue share, no app tax, no platform permission required. A customer list that’s genuinely yours. And a foundation that handles ten times the catalogue without a rebuild.
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[ Start the 90 Days Today ]
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Here’s What We Refuse to Promise You
Because anyone promising it is guessing with your money.
We won’t promise a specific revenue figure. We won’t promise a conversion rate before seeing your products, prices and traffic. And we won’t pretend a better store fixes a demand problem — if people don’t want what you’re selling, no checkout in the world rescues that.
What we will promise: a store built by senior developers, a checkout designed and tested specifically for mobile, tracking configured so you can verify every claim yourself, a platform you own outright with no revenue share, and a straight, quick answer from us whenever you need one.
Those are the things genuinely inside our control. Everything else is built on top of them.
[ That’s the Honesty I Wanted ]
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The Part Where Someone Other Than Us Does the Talking
“[Short, specific quote with a revenue or conversion number in it.]” [Name] — [Company]
“[Short quote about the store being easy for their team to actually run day to day.]” [Name] — [Company]
“[Short quote about responsiveness during launch week or an urgent issue.]” [Name] — [Company]
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[ Read More Client Stories ]
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The Questions You’re Too Polite to Ask
Ask them anyway. We’d rather you knew now.
WooCommerce or Shopify — which should I choose? Honestly, it depends on your situation. Hosted platforms are simpler to start and worth considering if you have no technical support and a straightforward catalogue. WooCommerce wins on ownership, customisation and long-term cost — no revenue share, no app subscriptions, and no limits on what you can build. We’ll give you the real comparison for your case rather than the one that suits us.
Can you migrate my existing store? Yes. Products, variations, customers, orders, reviews and URLs all migrate, with redirects mapped so your search rankings hold. We’ve moved stores from Shopify, Wix, Magento and older WooCommerce installs.
Will I lose my Google rankings when I migrate? Not if it’s done properly. URL structure is preserved where possible and every changed URL gets a mapped redirect. Migrations that lose rankings lose them because nobody planned the redirects — that’s the whole job.
Which payment methods can I offer? Card payments, digital wallets, bank transfer, cash on delivery, and local gateways relevant to your market. Tell us how your customers actually pay and we’ll configure for that rather than assuming.
Who is actually building my store? A senior developer, every time. We don’t hand commerce projects to juniors learning on your budget — the cost of a mistake is too direct.
Who do I talk to during the project? The agency owner, directly. No account managers, no ticket queues.
How fast do you reply if checkout breaks? Priority channel, immediately. Broken checkout is revenue disappearing by the hour, and it doesn’t wait for business hours.
Can my team run the store without calling you? That’s the goal. Adding products, processing orders, managing stock, running discounts and issuing refunds are all covered in your training and written documentation.
Do you handle product photography or descriptions? Photography we can arrange or advise on. Descriptions we can write or provide a structure for — product copy has an outsized effect on conversion, so it’s worth doing properly either way.
What about ongoing support after launch? Every build includes a post-launch support period, and care plans are available afterwards. Stores need more ongoing attention than any other kind of site — payment APIs change, plugins update, traffic spikes.
Who owns my store and customer data? You do, entirely. Hosting, domain, database, customer list, order history — all yours, all in your name. That’s the core argument for building this way.
How do payments work? Deposit to secure your slot and begin, balance at launch. Larger builds split across milestones. Everything agreed in writing before we start.
Do you work with international clients? Yes. We work across timezones without drama — email, WhatsApp, or scheduled calls, whatever suits you.
[ Ask Me Something Not on This List ]
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Someone Added Your Product to Their Cart Today. Then Left.
They’ll do it again tomorrow. And the day after. Until something changes.
Every abandoned cart is a customer who wanted what you sell and couldn’t finish buying it. That’s not a marketing problem or a demand problem. It’s a store problem — and store problems are the ones you can actually fix.
Send us your store address. Within 2 working days you’ll get an honest audit — where customers are dropping off, what’s slowing you down, what’s costing you the most, and exactly what we’d fix first.
No pressure. No obligation. If your store doesn’t need our help, we’ll tell you that too.
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[ Get My Free Store Audit ]
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