Local shops
The website that brings people into your shop.
A window display of what you sell, opening hours that are the real ones, and a WhatsApp button to ask or reserve. Published in eight steps.
This is how our clients edit their site every day.
From the first call to your published site: eight steps.
Eight steps with visible deliveries, and you set the pace: each step moves when you answer, and we reply within 24 working hours.
- You tell us A 30-minute conversation: what you sell, to whom, and what the site has to achieve. Your turn
- We propose The site map and a closed price: which pages it has and what each one is for. Our turn
- You gather your material Photos, logo, prices and opening hours. Whatever you do not have, we write ourselves. Your turn
- We build the draft A first navigable version, with your copy and your photos, for you to click through and react. Our turn
- You say what to change You go through the draft and ask for changes: as many rounds as it takes to make it yours. Your turn
- We publish, turnkey Domain, professional email, legal notices, Google profile and 20 minutes of training. Our turn
- You change it with a sentence You write what you want changed and we publish it, with backups, security and legal review behind it. Your turn, always
- We keep it running Daily backups, an up-to-date certificate, security updates and legal notices revised whenever the law changes. Our turn, always
The shop window is no longer only on the street.
Whoever walks past sees you; whoever searches from the sofa does not. A site with what you sell, the real opening hours and how to get there turns that search into a visit.
Upload this season's new arrivals
Display updated with your photos optimised, ready to share.
Change the hours: in August we close afternoons
New hours on the site, in the footer and on your Google profile.
Publish the weekend offer
Offer on the front page with an expiry date, so it takes itself down.
A window for your products
What you sell, with photos and by category. Without running an online shop you then cannot staff.
Google profile
Hours, photos and directions, updated where people actually look for you.
WhatsApp to reserve
"Have you got it in a 40?" answered on the spot, and the item put aside.
Hours and campaigns
Bank holidays, sales and summer hours, changed with a sentence and never left stale.
Reviews worked on
We ask the happy customer for the review and warn you about bad ones in time to reply.
Neighbourhood SEO
So it is you who comes up when someone searches for what you sell near your street.
Your own domain and email
Your name on the internet, registered to you, and an address that is not a free account.
Legal and backups
Legal notice, privacy and cookies reviewed, and a daily copy of your whole site.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an online shop?
No, and for most high street shops that is better. Selling online brings stock, shipping and returns. This site shows what you have and gets people to come for it; if one day you want to sell online, that is added on top.
I already have Instagram, why a website?
Instagram is rented premises: you do not choose who sees your posts and the rules can change tomorrow. The site is yours, it shows up on Google, and your opening hours are there when someone looks them up at eleven at night.
Do I have to show prices?
Up to you. If you do show them, they must be the final price the customer pays, taxes included, as Spanish Royal Decree 3423/2000 on the indication of consumer prices requires. Changing them is one sentence.
Tell us what you sell.
In eight steps you have a site with a product display and a Google profile. You set the pace and we answer.
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