One product, set up around the rules, the platforms and the customers of your business,
whatever the trade. Fixed scope, one printed price paid once, and every account in your name.
Each clinician’s qualification and GDC number, fees in plain sight, and the footer with the complaints route that the GDC asks of every practice website.
Your registration where a nervous first-time client looks for it, fees said plainly, and an enquiry form that asks for a name and a time to call, not their story.
A menu kept as words and changed by you, not by request, allergens set against each dish, and regulars who book a table with you rather than through an app.
Clients ask for a stylist by name, and a first colour needs a patch test before it. A site that books both, prices hair honestly and keeps your regulars coming back to you.
A number that dials from the first screen, each scheme mark beside the work it covers, and enquiries that come straight to you rather than through a lead site.
A storefront written for your label, with the fibre content, size guide and returns line every product page needs. Shopify stays in your own account as the engine.
Run a shop of your own beside Etsy, or instead of it. A storefront on your own Shopify account, buyers who opt in to your list rather than a marketplace's, and no cut of a sale to us.
Your trade isn’t here? It doesn’t need to be.
Every build starts from your business: its customers, the rules it works under and the
platforms it relies on. That works the same for any business, and the price is printed
either way.
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