Ecommerce · WooCommerce · Shopify
Ecommerce
development for Melbourne
stores
Online stores for Australian brands: fast product pages, a checkout people finish, and orders that flow into your stock and accounting.
Projects from $10K+ · fixed quote after a short call
When a store needs rebuilding
Most of the stores we’re asked to fix have the same few problems.
- Shoppers reach the cart but don’t finish checkout
- Product pages are slow on mobile
- Stock levels are wrong because systems don’t sync
- Staff copy orders into Xero or MYOB by hand
- The theme fights every change you want to make
- Wholesale or B2B pricing is done with workarounds
What we build into a store
Design and development in one team, so the store looks right and works right.
Product & category design
Pages built around how your customers choose: photos, variants, sizing, reviews and clear delivery information.
Checkout that converts
Fewer steps, guest checkout, saved details and the payment options Australian shoppers expect.
Shipping & stock
Shipping rules by zone and weight, click and collect, and stock levels that stay accurate.
Accounting & POS links
Orders, refunds and payouts into Xero or MYOB, and stock synced with your POS or warehouse.
B2B & wholesale
Trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, minimum orders and invoice payment terms.
Speed & search
Optimised images, clean product markup and fast mobile pages, so you rank and sell.
WooCommerce or Shopify?
We build on both, and we’ll tell you which fits before you spend anything.
WooCommerce
Open source on WordPress. You own the site and the data, and almost anything can be customised. It suits stores with complex products, B2B rules or deep integrations. It needs proper hosting and regular updates, which our care plans cover.
Shopify
Hosted for a monthly fee, with security and checkout handled for you. It’s quick to run day to day and has a large app store. It’s less flexible when your process doesn’t match how Shopify works, and apps add monthly costs.
Recent WooCommerce stores we’ve built and look after include Create My Skin Care, vGolf, Masters of Choreography and Envirotree. AAA Supps runs on Shopify; see Shopify development. For larger and B2B stores, see Magento & BigCommerce.
Selected work
Stores we’ve worked on
Ecommerce stores for Australian brands.
AAA Supps
A new online store for a supplement retailer we’ve worked with since 2010: 105 products, shopping by goal, and click & collect at both stores.
Create My Skin Care
A Melbourne cosmetics manufacturer, formerly ANC Projects, moved onto its new name and online store, with the search groundwork to be found.
How a store build runs
01
Scope
Products, customers, shipping, payments and the systems the store must talk to.
02
Design
Home, category, product, cart and checkout designed and reviewed on mobile first.
03
Build & migrate
Store built, products and customers moved, redirects mapped from the old site.
04
Launch & tune
Test orders end to end, go live, then watch checkout data and improve it.
Questions we get asked
Should we use WooCommerce or Shopify?
Shopify suits stores that want hosting, security and checkout handled for a monthly fee, and are happy working inside its rules. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so you own the site and can customise almost anything, but someone has to look after updates and hosting. If your store needs unusual pricing, B2B accounts or tight links to your own systems, we usually recommend WooCommerce.
Can you move our store without losing Google rankings?
Yes, if it is planned. We map every old product, category and page URL to its new address with 301 redirects, keep titles and descriptions, move customers and order history where the platforms allow it, and check Search Console after launch.
Can the store send orders to Xero or MYOB?
Yes. Orders, payments and customers can flow into Xero or MYOB automatically, and stock can sync from your inventory or POS. See our integrations page for how we build these.
How long does an ecommerce build take?
Most stores take 8 to 14 weeks from kickoff to launch. Catalogue size, custom features and how quickly product content is ready make the biggest difference.
What does an ecommerce website cost?
Our ecommerce projects start from $10K+. Custom features, integrations and large catalogues add to that. Our website cost guide breaks down what drives the price.
Tell us about your store
Your platform, rough product count and what’s not working is enough to start. We reply within one business day.
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- Email memail@massamedia.com
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