Central Coast E-Commerce Offer 2026

Build the Store Around How Customers Buy.

WordPress + Divi 4 + WooCommerce with up to 30 justified content URLs including products, categories and business pages.

See the Store Journey
Qualify / Enquire

E-Commerce 2026 System

$9,950 + GST

YOUR STORE

Catalogue

Categories

Products

Payments

Fulfilment

Customer Service

Evidence

Search + AISRO

WooCommerce

E-Commerce $9,950WooCommerceUp to 30 Justified Content URLsStripe / Wallet / PayID PathsAll Prices + GST
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Last Updated: 6 September 2026

Table of Contents

What Does the Offer Build?

A Store Foundation That Connects Business, Catalogue and Transaction.

The catalogue, product information, payments, evidence and supporting Website content are designed as one customer journey — not a product grid bolted onto a generic site.

WooCommerce

Store platform

Up to 30

Justified content URLs

Stripe / Wallet

Supported payment paths

PayID / Osko

Manual workflow where approved

One 30-URL Content Budget

Products, Categories and Business Pages Compete for the Same Allowance.

E-Commerce 2026 includes up to 30 justified content URLs in total, including products. It is not 30 marketing pages plus another 30 product pages. The allocation is designed around the real catalogue and customer journey, which prevents the store from manufacturing thin products or empty categories merely to consume the allowance.

30

maximum justified content URLs

Illustration only. The final mix is confirmed from the catalogue.

Business / Trust
4
Categories
5
Products
14
Buyer Guides
3
Evidence / Support
4

Every URL must add useful value: a ten-product store should not invent twenty more thin product URLs just to reach 30. A genuinely larger catalogue may need a different commercial scope rather than compressing useful products into inappropriate combined pages.

Catalogue Readiness

A Store Build Depends on Structured Product Data, Not Just Product Names.

Product information affects buying confidence, checkout, fulfilment, search and ongoing administration. Before build, the catalogue needs enough reliable detail for both the customer and the store owner to understand what is being sold and how it is delivered.

Identity

Name, SKU/reference, category and product type are unambiguous.

Price & tax

Sale price, tax treatment and approved variation logic are known.

Availability

Stock status, lead time or availability wording reflects real operations.

Media

Product imagery and existing video are approved and fit for use.

Specifications

Dimensions, materials, compatibility or technical details are supplied where buyers need them.

Shipping data

Weight, dimensions, zones or fulfilment constraints are known where they affect checkout.

Buyer answers

Returns, warranty, sizing, usage or compatibility questions are answered where relevant.

Evidence

Reviews, project use, certifications or supporting claims appear only when genuine and publishable.

Payment Decision Paths

Each Payment Path Creates a Different Checkout and Administration Process.

The payment choice changes confirmation, client cost and administration. Select a path to see only the decisions that matter for that method.

Stripe
Apple / Google Pay
PayID / Osko

SELECTED PAYMENT PATH

Stripe

Standard fitStandard WooCommerce Stripe integration subject to account onboarding and eligibility.
ConfirmationThe supported gateway confirms approved transactions.
Client costStripe transaction fees remain the client’s responsibility.
Additional scopeNon-standard gateway or custom payment logic is reviewed separately.

Operations After Checkout

The Store Must Connect Order, Payment, Fulfilment and Customer Service.

Instead of reading every role at once, select who you want to follow through the transaction.

Customer
WooCommerce
Business

CUSTOMER JOURNEY

Customer

01Selects product
02Completes checkout
03Receives order status
04Receives goods / service

Scope Boundary

Standard WooCommerce Is Included. Material Commerce Complexity Is Reviewed Before Commitment.

Generally Fits $9,950 + GST

WordPress + Divi 4 + WooCommerce, a justified mix of up to 30 content URLs, normal catalogue structure, standard product information, standard WooCommerce functional templates and a supported Stripe or manual PayID/Osko workflow.

Search foundations can be applied to product, category and business pages where appropriate, including metadata, internal relationships, crawl controls and relevant structured data.

Requires Scope Review

Large catalogue migration, complex configurable products, specialist shipping or tax logic, international complexity, custom automated PayID reconciliation, multi-vendor marketplace requirements, or significant CRM, ERP, fulfilment and API integration.

The requirement is assessed before the project is secured so the business knows whether it still fits the published offer or needs a revised commercial scope.

How to Start the E-Commerce Build

Confirm Store Complexity Before the Project Is Commenced.

Fit / Scope Check

Standard WooCommerce or Additional Complexity?

  • Catalogue size and product types
  • Categories and product relationships
  • Stripe / wallet / PayID requirements
  • Shipping, tax and fulfilment rules
  • Migration and integration requirements

1 · Request

Provide the store requirement and current catalogue information.

2 · Scope

Confirm what fits the standard $9,950 offer and what requires additional scope.

3 · Proposal

Accept the final agreed commercial scope and any approved extras.

4 · Commence

Follow the commencement-payment instructions in the accepted proposal.

No separate Website-2026 qualification gate is applied unless Logue Media explicitly makes that a condition of the final E-Commerce proposal.

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Check E-Commerce Fit

Confirm the catalogue, payment and integration requirements before scope is finalised.

Is the store requirement clear enough to scope?
You can describe the catalogue, products, categories and customer buying journey.

Yes
No

Can you supply the catalogue inputs?
Product information, pricing, imagery and category relationships can be provided.

Yes
No

Are payment and fulfilment requirements known?
Stripe, wallets, PayID/Osko, shipping, tax and fulfilment requirements can be identified.

Yes
No

Are integrations or migrations disclosed?
CRM, ERP, API, fulfilment, migration or complex product requirements are identified before commencement.

Yes
No

Can an authorised person approve the store?
A decision-maker can approve catalogue, payment, scope and launch decisions.

Yes
No

Still Want to Discuss It?

If this offer does not qualify, contact Logue Media and we can discuss the requirement or a better-fit option.

Contact Us

Send the Requirement to Logue Media

Confirmation

Application Received — Commencement Payment

PayID: payment@logue.group
Account: Darren Logue
Reference: CC26-PENDING — BUSINESS NAME REQUIRED

E-Commerce 2026 total including GST: $10,945.00
50% commencement payment: $5,472.50

For a standard-fit application. If the requirement needs material additional scope, Logue Media will confirm the revised scope before commencement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions That Matter Before You Proceed.

Is it 30 pages plus 30 products?
No. The offer covers up to 30 justified content URLs in total, including product, category and business pages. The allocation is used where it creates the most value for the catalogue and customer journey. Cart, Checkout and My Account are functional WooCommerce templates rather than additional marketing-content URLs.
Can I add more products after launch?
Yes. WooCommerce can continue growing after the initial store launches. Additional product creation, migration, copywriting or catalogue restructuring can be scoped as the business expands. New products should still be added with useful descriptions, images and category relationships.
Do category pages count within the 30 URLs?
Yes, when a category is created as an independent content destination. A useful category page can organise related products, explain the category and answer buying questions that individual product pages should not repeat. The final allocation is confirmed during store architecture.
Are Stripe or payment transaction fees included?
No. Third-party transaction, gateway, subscription and account fees are paid directly by the client. Standard WooCommerce Stripe integration can be included where the client’s Stripe account and eligibility are suitable. Apple Pay or Google Pay may also be available through the approved gateway and supported environment.
Is PayID automatically reconciled with the order?
Not in the standard offer. A manual PayID / Osko workflow can show the order reference and bank-payment instructions so the client can verify receipt before fulfilment. Automated bank reconciliation requires additional software or integration work.
Can the store support complex products, shipping or tax rules?
Potentially, but those requirements must be assessed before the project is secured. Complex configurable products, advanced shipping logic, specialist tax requirements or third-party fulfilment systems can require paid plugins, additional configuration or custom integration. Those items can materially change the scope and price.
Is Search included with the E-Commerce website?
The store includes initial search and AI-search foundations appropriate to the approved architecture. Product, category and business pages can receive metadata, internal linking, structured data, crawlability and entity controls where applicable. Ongoing Search Marketing and content growth are separate after launch.
Can I add Landing Pages, Blog Posts and Project evidence to the store later?
Yes. The E-Commerce store can sit inside a wider WordPress digital platform and continue growing after launch. Landing Pages can support campaigns, Blog Posts can answer customer questions and Projects can add evidence. Those additions should have their own purpose and not simply repeat product-page content.

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