Logue Media · WooCommerce website builds
eCommerce Website Packages for Australian Businesses
Build an online store around your products, your checkout and the way your business works.
Entry, Growth or a multi-vendor Marketplace. Published starting prices from $6,200 + GST.
Prepared for owner review · 4 November 2026 · Australian dollars, + GST.
Choose the build that fits the selling model
What do our eCommerce Website Packages include?
Entry and Growth are online-store builds. Marketplace adds a multi-vendor model. Each starts with a defined catalogue and design scope; your agreed Statement of Work sets the final fixed price.
A store for your products
Entry starts with five product pages. Growth includes ten and approved Stripe or PayPal gateway options. Product pages and essential website pages are counted separately.
A marketplace for vendors
Multiple vendors need different controls from a standard store. Vendor administration, commissions and payouts must be defined before the build is priced.
Avoid paying to solve the wrong problem
A catalogue is only one part of an online store.
Unclear product information
Missing descriptions, inconsistent images and confusing categories make buying harder. Agree the product content and page structure before design begins.
Checkout assumptions
Manual payment, card gateways, shipping and external systems are different requirements. Confirm the actual payment and fulfilment process early.
Too much platform, too soon
A larger product range does not automatically need a marketplace. Choose multi-vendor functionality only when other sellers will use the platform.
Commissioning your project
Estimate → Fixed-price Statement of Work → 50% deposit
Estimate
Choose a product or describe your custom requirements. We review your initial brief before preparing an indicative estimate.
Fixed-price Statement of Work
We document inclusions, exclusions, responsibilities, schedule and acceptance. Approve the scope and fixed price before work starts.
50% deposit to commence
The commencement payment starts the agreed project. Later changes follow a documented variation process before extra work begins.
In scope
Website pages, product-page builds, categories, selected payment methods and agreed functionality.
Exclusions
Unincluded products, content production, integrations, subscriptions and third-party fees.
Assumptions
Client-supplied content, account access, merchant approval and timely reviews.
Responsibilities
Who supplies product data, approves content, manages accounts and accepts deliverables.
Deliverables
Approved designs, configured website, tested agreed functions and handover information.
Project schedule and Gantt chart
Dependencies, review points and milestones agreed for your actual project.
Prices and payment terms
Fixed project price, 50% commencement deposit and remaining milestones.
Acceptance and handover
The agreed tests, defect handling, training and access transfer.
The existing package payment schedule is 50% to commence, 30% on design approval and 20% before launch, subject to the final signed agreement. Timing depends on the approved scope, content readiness and external approvals; no fixed delivery guarantee is made.
Published starting prices
Entry, Growth or Marketplace?
Scroll to compare Entry, Growth and Marketplace, or use the sticky navigation to jump to a package. The Central Coast 2026 tab is a separately scoped local offer. Each card remains readable before the next card progresses over it.
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Entry eCommerce
Entry eCommerce
$6,200 + GST
Published starting price · final quotation after scope approval.
A focused launch for a smaller product catalogue.
- WordPress, Divi and WooCommerce with a customised premade theme
- 5 essential website pages, separate from product pages
- 5 product pages, with product copy supplied by you
- 1 custom category page
- Bank transfer, PayID or phone payment
- SEO-ready page structure and launch handover
Exclusions and scope checks
Card gateways, additional products/categories, shipping integrations, imports and professional content production need separate scope confirmation.
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Growth eCommerce
Growth eCommerce
$9,200 + GST
Published starting price · final quotation after scope approval.
A more developed catalogue and customer journey.
- Entry foundation with semi-custom design and UX planning
- 10 product pages; confirm supplied content and content-production responsibilities
- 2 custom category pages
- Stripe or PayPal payment gateway options, agreed in the scope
- Analytics, schema and conversion-tracking setup, subject to account access and consent requirements
- Product → category → checkout journey and enhanced on-site structure
Exclusions and scope checks
Gateway availability, merchant approval, transaction fees, shipping rules and any integrations are agreed separately. Additional product-page builds or bulk catalogue imports are quoted.
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Marketplace
Marketplace
$14,999 + GST
Published starting price · final quotation after scope approval.
A multi-vendor commerce model, rather than simply a larger store.
- WooCommerce plus a separately specified marketplace plugin
- Vendor dashboards, commission and payout arrangements defined in the Statement of Work
- 3 category pages with filtering in the published package specification
- Multi-payment gateway support, with exact providers and payout flow confirmed
- Vendor/category search structure and custom design planning
Exclusions and scope checks
The existing specification says “10–15 vendor/product pages” without separating the two. Exact vendor and product-page capacities require scope confirmation. Plugin choice, licence fees, vendor onboarding, payouts, compliance and third-party subscriptions are not assumed included.
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Central Coast eCommerce 2026 offer
$9,950 + GST
Separate Central Coast 2026 offer · subject to the agreed scope and proposal.
A standard WooCommerce store for Central Coast businesses. This promotional scope is separate from Entry, Growth and Marketplace.
- WordPress, Divi and WooCommerce
- Up to 30 justified content URLs in total — shared across products, categories and business pages
- Standard catalogue structure and WooCommerce functional templates
- Supported Stripe integration, subject to onboarding and eligibility; approved manual PayID/Osko workflow
- Catalogue, payment, shipping and integration requirements reviewed before the proposal
Scope and offer conditions
The 30-URL allowance is not 30 website pages plus 30 product pages. Payment transaction fees remain the client’s responsibility. Complex shipping/tax, large catalogue migration, custom integrations and multi-vendor requirements need separate review.
The published eCommerce offer does not automatically apply the separate Website 2026 qualification gate. Logue Media confirms eCommerce fit, current offer applicability and commencement terms in the accepted proposal.
Compare page counts and payment scope
| Scope | Entry | Growth | Marketplace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential website pages | 5 | Entry foundation; confirm final page list | Confirm final page list |
| Product-page builds | 5 | 10 | Confirm vendor/product split |
| Category pages | 1 | 2 | 3 with filtering |
| Payments | Bank transfer / PayID / phone | Stripe or PayPal options | Gateway and vendor-payout scope required |
| Multi-vendor | Separately quoted | Separately quoted | Specified marketplace functionality |
Products already in your catalogue are not the same as product pages included in the build. Imports, variants and additional page production need an agreed scope. Upgrades are quoted against the existing build; a platform change or marketplace conversion is not assumed to be a free extension.
Build the buying journey first
Make products understandable. Make the next step clear.
Your product information, categories, checkout and fulfilment process need to work together. We agree these requirements with you, build to the approved scope, then test the customer journey before handover.
Add what the project needs
Content, evidence and marketing are separate choices.
Product content
Supply your core copy and product information. Ask us to quote copywriting, product photography or video where new assets are needed.
Search and AI visibility
On-site foundations support a clear store structure. Broader SEO, Local SEO and AI Search work are separately scoped through AISRO.
Video and ongoing growth
Product demonstrations and reusable video can be scoped through VDRS. Marketing work is optional and does not become a condition of buying a store.
Hosting, domains, Care & Maintenance, third-party licences, gateway charges and advertising spend are agreed separately. No ongoing marketing retainer is required to purchase a website package.
Where and how we work
Remote delivery across Australia. In-person work when it helps.
Discovery and planning
Use remote meetings to confirm your catalogue, customer journey, payment requirements and responsibilities.
Content and production
Central Coast meetings and relevant on-site photography or video can be arranged. Travel, crew and production are scoped for the project.
Review and handover
Review the working website, test agreed journeys and receive the handover defined in your Statement of Work.
Relevant work
See an actual online-store project.
Bum Bum Store
A published Logue Media online-store project. Review its actual project context; this is evidence of work, not a promise of sales or rankings.
Need a service website instead?
Business Website Packages cover 10, 15 or 20 commercial pages from $4,950, $7,950 or $11,950 + GST. They are separate products from the eCommerce catalogue and payment scopes above.
Don’t need an online store? Compare our Business Website Packages for service-based businesses.
Explore all website design packages or return to Packages & Pricing.
Before you choose
eCommerce Website Packages — FAQs
Are these prices fixed quotations?
No. They are published starting prices + GST. Your reviewed brief and approved Statement of Work establish the fixed project price.
What counts as a product page?
A product-page build covers the agreed presentation for an included product. Essential website pages and category pages are separate counts. Catalogue size, variations, imports and additional products must be specified.
Can Entry accept card payments online?
The published Entry scope lists bank transfer, PayID or phone payment. Stripe or PayPal gateway options are listed for Growth. If you need a different checkout, ask for a scoped quote; gateway fees and merchant approvals are separate.
Does a large catalogue need Marketplace?
No. Marketplace means a multi-vendor model. A standard store with more products can be custom scoped without adding vendor dashboards, commissions and payout management.
What is included in Marketplace?
The published source describes a marketplace plugin, vendor dashboards, commissions, payout arrangements, three category pages with filtering and gateway support. Its combined “10–15 vendor/product pages” needs clarification. Confirm the exact plugin, counts, licences, payout flow and responsibilities in the Statement of Work.
Who supplies the product descriptions and images?
Clients supply core website copy and product information for placement and formatting. The existing source has inconsistent wording about Growth copy production. New copywriting, photography and video are separately confirmed and quoted; do not assume they are included.
Are shipping integrations or subscriptions included?
No specific shipping integration, subscription feature or third-party licence is assumed included. Define your shipping rules, external systems, licence ownership and recurring fees in the scope.
Do I need an ongoing marketing contract?
No. These are website build packages. Ongoing AISRO, VDRS, advertising and other marketing work are optional and separately scoped.
Can the store grow later?
Yes, additional product pages or functions can be quoted against the existing site. A marketplace conversion, integration or major design change requires a reviewed scope; a free or rebuild-free upgrade is not guaranteed.
What happens after I submit an enquiry?
Logue Media reviews the requirements, clarifies the scope and prepares an estimate. A fixed-price Statement of Work follows, with a 50% commencement deposit after approval.
Your eCommerce brief
Choose a package or request a custom quote.
Step 1 gathers your requirements. Step 2 collects contact details. Optional service and feature selections are requests for scope and pricing, not included package benefits.
Submitting an enquiry does not place an order or accept a quotation. Your selected package is a starting point for review.