What customers need to know
What kind of shop this is, roughly what it carries, whether it stocks makers or brands they recognize, when it is open, and where to find it.
For independent and curated local shops
Websites for local shops that turn browsing into a visit.
We recommend pages and details based on what makes someone decide a shop is worth walking to, before they know its opening hours.
Recommended pages
A shop site is a window display, not a catalog. These pages let a browser decide quickly whether it is their kind of place.
- Home — the feel of the shop and what it is known for
- Shop — categories of what is carried, in the shop's own words
- Makers — the people or brands behind what is stocked
- Visit — hours, directions, and parking
Useful features
Each of these answers a question that otherwise only gets settled by walking in.
- Shelf categories that describe what is actually carried
- Short notes on makers or brands, where that matters to buyers
- Opening hours with holiday and seasonal exceptions
- Directions that open the visitor's map application
- A way to ask about stock without needing an online store
What we may ask for
A rough list of what you carry, any makers or brands worth naming, current opening hours, and the address visitors should be sent to.
No polished content required
Phone photographs of the shelves and a short list of what you stock are enough to begin.
A small first step
Ready to see what we would build for you?
Answer a few questions and we will show you what your website would include, what it would cost, and which parts we look after. Nothing is bought and nothing is charged until you say yes. You can stop partway through and pick it up later, or hand the rest to us.
Start my shop site