E-Commerce Plans & Pricing
*E-Commerce packages do not include domain registration or hosting plans which are third party costs. Standard terms are 50% deposit and balance upon completion of website. Lead time is generally 6-8 weeks.
| Feature | Store Standard | Store Professional | Store Growth + |
|---|---|---|---|
| WooCommerce platform | |||
| Product setup | Up to 20 | Up to 500 | Up to 500 |
| Category & navigation structure | Basic | ||
| Responsive / mobile-first design | |||
| Bank Transfer payment | |||
| Fygaro/WiPay/Paywise payment | - | - | |
| FAC/Scotia eCom+ payment | - | - | |
| Shipping & tax configuration | Basic | ||
| AI-assisted product content (human-reviewed) | - | ||
| Image optimization (catalog & homepage) | - | ||
| On-page SEO for products & categories | Basic | Enahnced | Advanced |
| Google Analytics & Search Console | - | ||
| Performance optimization | Basic | ||
| Conversion-focused homepage | - | ||
| Admin training & handover | |||
| Courtesy post-launch support | 1 month | 1 month | 3 months |
Pricing Plans Explained
Designed for businesses experimenting with online selling.
This plan provides the essentials required to launch a functional online store but is intentionally limited in scope. It is best suited for early-stage sellers or businesses testing product-market fit.
Not recommended for stores expecting consistent sales or long-term growth.
A conversion-focused online store designed to sell consistently and scale responsibly.
This plan balances design, usability, performance, and operational efficiency. It supports better customer journeys, clearer product presentation, and smoother checkout experiences — all critical to sustained online sales.
This is also the most common entry point into ongoing store maintenance and optimization.
A robust eCommerce platform built for volume, insights, and expansion.
Designed for businesses serious about online revenue, this plan supports larger catalogs, enhanced performance, and a stronger foundation for reporting, marketing, and operational decision-making.
Key Plan Terminologies Explained
WordPress with WooCommerce is our preferred shopping platform because of its versatility and ease of use. Except for Shopify and Ecwid by Lightspeed, no other shopping platforms are offered because of payment integration limitations.
All web design projects come with a courtesy post-launch support period. During this period, additional refinements can be made on the site using feedback from its live use. Also any issues that may be encountered say with the online payment, ordering or checkout process during live use can be quickly investigated and corrected.
We provide the integration service with our locally offered payment gateways: First Atlantic Commerce (FAC), Scotia eCom+ done by our developer. This payment integration has it’s own scope of work and support terms which are provided upon sign-up.
We use client supplied product images which are then resized and optimized by our graphic team for uniformity and fast loading.
This involves optimizing specific elements of a product page to improve its visibility in search engines, attract relevant organic traffic, and encourage conversions. Key areas of focus include content, HTML tags, site structure, and user experience.
Fygaro, WiPay & Paywise are aggregators that follow a payment model similar to PayPal and have their own WordPress plug-ins available.
A hybrid content creation approach where human expertise is augmented by AI tools to produce high-quality, on-brand, and scalable product information. The primary goal is to enhance efficiency and personalization while maintaining human oversight for factual accuracy and brand voice.
Generally boosting speed, usability, ensuring mobile-friendliness, ultimately reducing bounce rates and increasing sales through better user experience and search engine ranking.
The bank transfer payment option is a default payment method of WooCommerce. It is still considered an online payment as transfers can be done by online banking without having to visit a bank in person. Orders must be manually updated in the back end to be marked as paid when you confirm the funds in your account.
Frequently
Asked Questions
Still Have Questions?
If you have any questions about our e-commerce services, send us a message or check out our knowledgebase.
Globally, WooCommerce is the most popular E-Commerce shopping cart worldwide, It was acquired by Automattic, the parent company of WordPress, and provides a seamless integration with the WordPress platform. It is the most popular shopping cart in T&T, and generally easy to use by non-techs. Many plug-ins exist, both free and paid to extend functionality, so it is very versatile.
Yes Shopify is an option and powers many stores in Trinidad & Tobago as a user friendly alternative to Woo Commerce. It’s a hosted solution requiring a monthly subscription, and is generally suited to the non-techs and DIY’ers. See our full article on Shopify on our blog: Does Shopify work in Trinidad & Tobago.
Only if your point of sale software is compatible with WooCommerce or Shopify (like Lightspeed does), do we do such syncs. A few POS systems promoted in T&T have third party WordPress plug-ins, like Odoo and Loyverse, but have many key limitations. We prefer native (built-in) compatibility over use of third party plug-ins.
It is technically possible via our two (2) local payment gateways: First Atlantic Commerce and Scotiabank eCom+. However, it is the banks that authorize USD merchant accounts. Note that locally issued credit cards do NOT earn USD, only foreign cards do, but it’s the banks’ call to allow you to keep.