E-commerce website design in Ireland
An online store built to actually take orders
E-commerce websites for Irish businesses — euro pricing, secure checkout, real delivery rules and product pages that load fast on a phone. Built once, properly, and handed over so you can run it yourself.
What we set up for an Irish online store
Selling online is more than a shopping cart bolted onto a website. These are the parts that decide whether a visitor finishes checkout or gives up.
Payments set up properly
Card payments through Stripe, Apple Pay and Google Pay, priced in euro with VAT settings configured using the rates and requirements supplied by you or your accountant. Checkout is short, secure and built to be finished on a phone.
Product management you can run yourself
Categories, variants, sizes, stock levels and sale prices — all editable by you after launch. We set the structure up once so adding your hundredth product is as easy as your first.
Mobile-first store design
Most Irish shoppers browse on a phone. Product pages, filters and cart are designed for a thumb first and a desktop second, with images compressed so pages load fast on mobile data.
Irish delivery and collection
Delivery zones for the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain, flat or weight-based rates, free-delivery thresholds and click-and-collect if you have a premises.
Included in every store build
The screens your customers will use
A store is a handful of screens that all have to work together. This is what we plan, design and test before anything goes live.
Category page
Your products grouped the way customers shop — with filters for size, colour, price or stock so nobody scrolls through the whole catalogue to find one item.
Product page
Clear photos, price in euro, variants and stock shown up front, delivery information where the buyer actually looks for it, and one obvious add-to-basket button.
Basket
Easy to review and edit — change quantities, remove items and see the running total, including VAT and delivery, before committing to checkout.
Phone checkout
The checkout is built for a thumb first: short forms, address lookup where possible, and no account wall between the buyer and the payment screen.
Payment
Card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a secure provider such as Stripe, priced in euro, with VAT settings configured using the rates and requirements supplied by you or your accountant.
Delivery configuration
Zones and rates for the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain — flat or weight-based, free-delivery thresholds, and click-and-collect if you have a premises.
How the build runs
Discovery
We talk through what your business needs the website to do — your services, your customers and your goals.
Personalised quotation
You receive a clear written quotation setting out the full price, the agreed scope and the payment terms before you commit to anything.
Project deposit
Once you accept the quotation, a 10% deposit secures your project. It is part of the total agreed price, not an extra fee.
Content collection
We gather your branding, logos, photographs, text and any access details we need — handled securely.
Website development
We build and test the website according to the agreed scope. Most builds take between 2 and 6 weeks depending on the project.
Preview & revisions
You review a private preview of the finished website and request the revisions included in your agreed scope.
Completion & final payment
Once you have approved the completed website, the remaining 90% becomes payable under the project agreement.
Website launch
After the final payment, we publish the website and complete the agreed handover, so it starts working for your business.
Optional ongoing care
We offer a care plan as a separately agreed service — monitoring, security and update checks continue after launch if you choose one.
We highly recommend choosing a care plan, even the lowest tier, so monitoring, security and update checks continue after launch. We’ll explain what each plan covers before you decide.
E-commerce questions we get asked
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Ireland?
Every project is different. Price follows scope: how many products, how many variants, whether copy and photography are supplied, and what delivery and integration rules you need. Contact us for a tailored quote based on your exact requirements.
Which payment methods can Irish customers use?
Card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay through a secure provider such as Stripe, priced in euro. If you need a specific provider your bank or accountant prefers, tell us during onboarding and we will scope it.
Can I add and edit products myself?
Yes. Running your own catalogue is the point. We set up the product structure, then walk you through adding items, changing prices, updating stock and handling orders before launch.
Do you handle delivery to the Republic of Ireland and Great Britain?
Yes. We set up delivery zones and rates for the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Great Britain, along with free-delivery thresholds and click-and-collect where it makes sense.
Will my products show up on Google?
Every store we build ships with SEO foundations — clean page structure, unique titles and descriptions on category and product pages, fast loading and a sitemap — so your range can be found and indexed.
Do you work on existing online stores?
No. We build and look after our own builds only, which is how we can stand over how they perform. If you have an existing store, we would be starting fresh rather than taking over someone else's.
Want the wider picture on budgets first? Read our guide to website design costs in Ireland, or see the full list of what we build.
Your store
Ready to start selling online?
Tell us what you sell and roughly how many products you have. We will come back with an honest, tailored price — usually within one business day.
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