E-commerce websites

A small online shop, built once, handed over with the logins, so you can add products and take orders yourself.

You get a shop you can actually run without ringing anyone. Products, payments, postage and a checkout that works on a phone, then the keys are yours.

What does an e-commerce website give a small shop

Worth saying the awkward part first. An online shop is never truly free to keep, because hosting, a domain and card processing all cost something whoever builds it. What you can avoid is paying an agency every month on top for the privilege. So the shop gets built as one job, on a platform you can log into and change yourself. Products go in with photos, prices, options and stock levels. Postage rules get set up so you aren’t losing money on heavy parcels. Card payments connect to your own account, so the money lands with you rather than passing through anybody else first. The checkout gets tested on a phone, because that is where most of your orders will come from. Then you get shown how to add a product, refund an order, and print a label. After that, it is simply your shop.

What it is	Who you pay
Building the shop	Reor, once, no repeat
Hosting and domain	Your host, ongoing
Card processing	Your payment provider, per sale

Questions people actually ask

Can I add products myself afterwards

Yes, that is rather the point. You get shown how, and the logins are yours, so adding a new line doesn’t mean booking anyone in or waiting about.

What if I only sell a handful of things

Even better. A small range is quicker to build and far easier to keep tidy, and it usually sells better than a shop stuffed with everything going.

Who sorts it out if something breaks

Ring and ask. Small fixes get quoted as their own job, so you are never stuck on a support contract for a site that mostly just sits there working.

What will it cost

Depends what you want, so ask. Ring 01823 242424 or email info@reor.co.uk, tell us what you need, and you get a price. One job, one price, done.