We build Shopify and WooCommerce stores for Irish retailers. One of our stores grew revenue by 400% after a rebuild, and that is the kind of result we aim for, not a portfolio piece.
+400% revenue Gadget Geek after our rebuild
A store with nice photos and a slow checkout still loses the sale. These are the parts that decide whether someone finishes buying.
We will tell you which fits your business after one call, based on how much control you want and what you already run.
We rebuilt an existing store rather than starting from scratch, keeping the products and pages that already had traffic and fixing what was costing sales. We build the same way for stores like The School Shop Ireland, a Shopify build with year-group product filtering and Stripe checkout.
Gadget Geek was averaging three to four sales a month. We restructured the catalogue, cut mobile load time from 3.2s to 1.1s and configured Stripe checkout.
The same process as any build, with two extra steps: choosing a platform and setting up payments properly before launch.
Step 1 of 5
What you sell, how many products, and whether you already have a platform or are starting fresh.
Step 2 of 5
We confirm the platform and get your product data, photos and categories organised.
Step 3 of 5
You approve the design before we build anything, then the store gets built around your products.
Step 4 of 5
Stripe or your preferred provider, plus your shipping rates, set up and tested before launch.
Step 5 of 5
The full checkout tested end to end on a real phone before the store goes live.
A fixed price before we start, confirmed once we know your product count and the features you need. Nothing is billed by the hour.
Shopify itself costs from €35 a month, plus apps and transaction fees. WooCommerce has no platform fee, just hosting.
Starting with the owner of Gadget Geek, the store in the case study above.
Straight answers on price, platform and what happens after launch.
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Stores start at €2,500 for a standard Shopify or WooCommerce build. Larger stores with subscriptions, complex shipping rules or custom features usually run €4,000 to €8,000. We confirm scope first and give you a fixed written quote.
Possibly. The Trading Online Voucher from your Local Enterprise Office covers 50% of eligible costs, excluding VAT, up to €2,500. It is for businesses with 10 or fewer employees, turnover under €2 million and at least six months of trading. You attend an information seminar and get approval before you hire anyone, then claim the voucher from your LEO once the work is done. Your LEO decides what qualifies, so check the current terms with them first.
Shopify if you want something simple to run yourself with predictable monthly costs. WooCommerce if you already run WordPress, or you want more control over how the store works. We will tell you which fits after one call, not before.
Yes. We map every existing product and category URL to its new address, so search engines and customers land in the right place after the move.
It depends on the size of your business. Since 28 June 2025, online stores selling to consumers have to meet the accessibility requirements of the European Accessibility Act, and in Ireland the CCPC checks them. Microenterprises, with fewer than 10 staff and a turnover or balance sheet of €2 million or less, are exempt. If yours is bigger, raise it at the quote stage so it is planned and priced in.
Three to four weeks for a standard Shopify store, four to six weeks for a custom WooCommerce build. Getting your product data and photos ready is usually what sets the date.
Yes. You can ring or email us any time, and an optional care plan from €49 a month covers updates, backups and security patches.
Most stores need more than the build. The same person handles each piece, so nothing gets lost between suppliers.
Send us your product range and current platform, if you have one, and we will come back with a structure and a fixed price, usually within 24 hours.
