eCommerce Services in Edmonton

Every website is unique however we’ve created packages so you can set budgets. When planning budgets, we encourage you to reserve enough funds to promote your site once it’s live. This may include traditional advertising on TV, radio, billboards, and of course Google and social media.

Things to know about our pricing models:

• We use fixed pricing quotes. Since we build so many sites, we are accurate with our estimates.
• The price we quote is the price you keep. In circumstances where project scope changes, we inform you well in advance so you can plan accordingly.
• The largest part of most eCommerce sites is merchandising. The more organized your inventory and product information are, the smoother the development goes.

How long depends on the complexity and website and how many products need to be added.  A typical eCommerce website takes 3-8 weeks to launch.  Things you can do to speed up the process AND decrease the cost of your website include preparing a spreadsheet with product specifications and descriptions.   

Yes, we have on-staff photographers and videographers who specialize in product photography.

Yes. We have extensive experience customizing complicated shipping requirements. Whether you are using a traditional shipping carrier, an internal carrier or pickup, we can customize your shipping for maximum efficiency.

Yes. Our core philosophy is that connected systems produce better results. We can connect your site’s ordering, inventory, contacts, and other information to any of the other systems you are using.

Whether you are migrating 10 or 100,000 products, our team ensures a smooth transition from system to system. We are careful to maintain content accuracy while minimizing manual labor.

We have several methods of storing or importing client data. In the event that the data isn’t compatible we can create an easy-to-access repository for the customer and your staff to access.

Yes. We are affiliated with all major credit card processors and in some cases can offer you lower rates due to our volume pricing status.

Yes. Our systems are designed to accept payment with Interac, e-transfer, check, and On-account billing.

• Physical Goods Ecommerce Website: Retailers who have brick and mortar stores can host their store online to sell to a broader audience. This option is great for retailers who want to increase sales but not physical stores.
• Service-based Ecommerce Website: Freelancing, and pure online services, have become a huge trend recently with websites serving as a link between a service provider and their potential clients.  
• Digital Products Ecommerce Website: Companies that sell digital products like software or video games don’t need physical stores to sell their products as it only involves the customer downloading the product. 
• Dropshipping Ecommerce Website: Slightly different from physical goods stores, dropshipping is where merchants sell goods to customers on their online store but they don’t hold any inventory. Instead, they find a supplier to sell goods from, wait for customers to buy these products, and the supplier fulfills the order for them.

• B2B: The B2B commerce model, business to business, is when a business is selling to other businesses. Alibaba is an example of a B2B business, as their suppliers sell to other businesses. Alibaba prices are extremely low as they’re wholesale prices to allow businesses to make a profit off of their products.
• B2C: The B2C model, business to consumer, involves businesses selling to consumers. If you decide to open your own online retail store, you’ll likely be selling to customers instead of businesses. Amazon, Walmart, and Apple are examples of B2C businesses.
• C2C: The C2C model, consumer to consumer, is when consumers are selling to other consumers. Consumers typically do this through online selling sites like eBay, Craigslist, and Etsy. Many of the sellers on those sites aren’t businesses, but average consumers selling products they own whether second-hand or new.
• C2B: The C2B model, consumer to business, is when a consumer sells their own products or services to a business or organization. This could be a photographer selling their photography to a business.

eCommerce allows you to stay open regardless of anything that’s happening around the world. Having an online store means that you can reach a broader audience by going worldwide, or that you can offer more convenience to your customers by being open 24/7.

• Focus on the user
• Being Mobile Optimized
• Investing in SEO and PPC
• Research and Development