Websites for shops and showrooms. From £250.

Hand-coded for how shop customers arrive: checking you're open before they drive over, after one specific thing today, planning a kitchen for a year. Built to get them through the door. Your homepage designed free before you pay anything.

Fixed prices. Free design first. Most sites live inside two weeks.

Concept site for an Ilkley showroom, desktop view
Concept site for an Ilkley showroom

What people type before they drive to you

The searches that get people through the door, and how the page answers each one.

“[what you sell] near me”
Your address, today's hours and parking at the top, and what you stock written out as words, not a logo wall. 'Near me' only works if your town and stock are on the page.
“kitchen showroom [your town]”
A showroom page with your ranges photographed in your own displays, and a form to book a design visit. A kitchen is planned for months, so this page carries the proof.
“[your shop] opening times”
Opening hours as text Google can read, not a photo of the sign on the door, with bank holidays and early closing noted. You change them yourself in a minute.
“bike shop [your town]”
Your home page written around your town and the ones people ride in from, not a vague 'North Yorkshire'. Brands you stock and repairs you do, named for Google.
“farm shop near me”
What's in this week, written by you in the editor on a Monday morning. A page that changes is a page people check again, and the map link gets them to the gate.

How shop customers actually arrive

Two customers, one page. Neither has to scroll past the other to find what they need.

The need-it-today customer

A part, a present, a bag of feed. They check you're open and you have it, then drive over. No scrolling.

  • Today's hours up top, not buried in the footer
  • Address, parking and a one-tap map link
  • Stock listed by name, not 'and much more'
  • Tap-to-call to ask 'have you got one in?'
Concept site for an Ilkley showroom, phone view

The planned purchase

A kitchen, a sofa, a first road bike. They compare three showrooms on a Sunday night and visit one.

  • A page per range or department, with photos
  • Photos of your floor, not the brand catalogue
  • Google reviews on the page, not just a link
  • An enquiry form, photo upload, to your inbox

The pages we'd build for you

Ticked for each site. On the one-page site, ticked rows are sections of one long page.

Home

Who you are, where you are, today's hours and what you sell. On the one-page site this is the whole job.

One-page siteComplete site
What we stock

Brands, ranges and departments written out, with photos and your returns policy. Enough to get them in the door.

One-page siteComplete site
Ranges and departments

A page per range or department, so a 'kitchen showroom' search lands on kitchens, not a menu. Your photos.

One-page site: not includedComplete site
Find us

Address, parking and a map link. Opening hours with bank holidays and early closing, all edited by you.

One-page siteComplete site
Services and repairs

Servicing, fitting, delivery, made to measure. The things a marketplace can't do, and why they come to you.

One-page site: not includedComplete site
Reviews

Your best Google reviews on the page with a link to the rest. Trust before they've walked through the door.

One-page siteComplete site
Enquiries and visits

Is it in stock, can you order it, can I book a design visit. Lands in your inbox with a photo if they've sent one.

One-page siteComplete site

Where your credentials sit, and why

Proof nobody sees does nothing. Each one goes where the customer looks for it.

Opening hours

Header of every page, with today's hours and the map link.

The first thing anyone checks before setting off. Wrong hours on a Sunday lose the sale and get a bad review.

Parking and how to find you

Find us page, and a line under the address in the footer.

Nobody drives to a showroom they can't park at. Say where and whether it's free, and the trip gets made.

Authorised dealer status

Ranges page, beside each brand you're authorised for.

Brands send buyers to their dealers. Naming the ones you're authorised for is how that search finds you.

Google reviews

Home page, high on the screen, and again on the ranges page.

Your best ones on the page, a link to the rest. Anyone spending four figures on a kitchen reads them first.

Your homepage is designed free first. Like it, and one-page sites are from £250, complete sites from £750, hosting £20 a month. Every price is fixed and agreed in writing before we start.

Before you email

The three things shops ask us first.

Do I need an online shop?
Not for most. If the sale happens on your floor, the site's job is to get people there. We list your stock, show it and take enquiries, or link to the marketplace you use.
Can I change opening hours myself?
Yes. Hours, prices, stock and photos are yours to edit with a simple editor. Change the bank holiday hours on Friday and they're live before you've locked up.
Can people see if something's in stock?
You list what you stock and mark what's in this week yourself. Live stock counts need a full online shop, which we don't build. A 'have you got one?' button does the job.

Ready when you are.

Tell us what you sell and where you are. Two sentences typed from behind the counter is plenty to start.

  1. 1We reply within one working day.
  2. 2Your free homepage design lands within three.
  3. 3Like it? We agree a fixed price and get started.

No need to write anything up. Your shop's name, your town and what you stock is enough for us to begin.

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