Online Shops for Byron Bay Brands

Shopify suits product-led brands that want an all-in-one hosted platform. WooCommerce suits shops that also sell workshops or bookings, or need custom features, and it has no platform fees. We recommend one after looking at your products and plans.

Our online shops start at $4,500 + GST. A custom ordering system like Wheelie Hot Wood’s, or a large product range, is quoted after we understand how you sell.

Yes. White & Wicker sells its furniture paint range, painting workshops and gift cards from one shop, so a customer can buy supplies and book a class in the same checkout.

It’s one of the best reasons for a Byron business to sell online. Put your web address on bags, receipts and tags, and make reordering quick on a phone. The Byron Bay Hat Company’s site shows its full range with its Instagram feed built in, which keeps visitors connected long after they leave town.

Yes. Haven Gallery sells tickets through an integrated booking and ticketing system run from its own events calendar, and Wild Byron’s tours are booked online through Redzi. We connect the system that suits how you run, rather than forcing everything into a standard shop.

Often the problem is browsing and checkout, not traffic. For Festoon Publishing in Lismore we restructured navigation, improved product pages and took unnecessary steps out of checkout so more visits end in a purchase. We’d look at your shop the same way before suggesting a rebuild.

Every shop we build has SEO foundations, including product and category titles, descriptions, Google Analytics, Search Console and Bing. Byron brands compete nationally, so for broader reach ongoing SEO from $750 a month + GST builds the content that helps you compete beyond the Shire.

Yes. We shot product images with models in a Byron Bay studio space for Byron Baby Carrier, and a set of product images for RustyEx, a Byron brand that sells mainly through Amazon US. Photography starts from $495 for a 2-hour shoot + GST.