Online Store Pricing Comparison

E-commerce Website Pricing & Packages

Pricing for online stores varies by platform, product count, and feature complexity. Use this guide to compare WooCommerce, Shopify, and custom builds before requesting a detailed quote.

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COST DRIVERS

What Affects E-commerce Website Costs?

Platform Choice

WooCommerce and Shopify have different license, hosting, and plugin requirements. Custom platforms require more engineering but allow deeper flexibility.

Catalog Size

Stores with hundreds of products, variants, and categories need stronger information architecture and content operations.

Payment & Shipping

Multiple gateways, regional shipping logic, tax handling, and fulfillment integrations increase setup and QA time.

Integrations

ERP, CRM, accounting, email automation, and inventory sync requirements often shape total project budget more than design alone.

PACKAGE OPTIONS

WooCommerce Pricing Package

When WooCommerce Makes Sense

Choose WooCommerce if you want long-term flexibility and deeper customization. It is a strong fit for businesses that want their store tightly integrated with content marketing, blog growth, and SEO strategy.

HOSTED OPTION

Shopify Pricing Package

When Shopify Makes Sense

Choose Shopify if speed and ease of management are top priorities. It is ideal for teams that prefer an all-in-one hosted platform with strong app ecosystem support.

CUSTOM BUILD

Custom E-commerce Solution

When to Choose Custom

Custom development is best when off-the-shelf apps cannot support your business logic, pricing model, or integration requirements.

If you are still deciding between options, review our e-commerce development service page for implementation details.

ONGOING COSTS

Maintenance & Support Costs

Platform Fees

Monthly software and payment processing costs vary by platform and transaction volume.

Security & Updates

Plan for regular updates, backups, and performance checks through a maintenance plan.

Growth Work

Budget for conversion optimization, product page improvements, and SEO expansion each quarter.

For long-term stability, compare our support and maintenance plans.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Most small businesses invest between $3,000 and $8,000 for a professionally built online store, depending on catalog size and feature requirements.

WooCommerce can be more flexible and cost-effective long term, while Shopify can reduce setup friction. Total cost depends on apps, customizations, and monthly fees.

Yes, but migration quality depends on platform structure and data cleanliness. Planning ahead reduces migration costs later.

Yes. We provide detailed estimates after reviewing your product catalog, workflows, and growth goals.

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