Computer store website design for parts, builds and repairs.

A custom WooCommerce store costs $4,990 for Basic (6 pages), $5,990 for Standard (10 pages) or $7,990 for Premium (20 pages), as a one-off build price. A PC configurator, a request-a-quote cart, a supplier price feed and point-of-sale connections are quoted on top, before work starts.

Every inclusion is on our eCommerce pricing page.

Yes. All three build prices are in Australian dollars and include GST, itemised on your invoice. In your store, WooCommerce's tax display settings can show each price with GST and the ex-GST figure beside it, which suits business buyers comparing quotes.

Standard, in most cases. Basic's six pages are the shop essentials; Standard's 10 website pages leave room for repair and service pages and add filters and categories, customer accounts, PDF invoices, advanced shipping rules that price a tower differently from a cable, and keyword research with on-page SEO. Premium adds 20 pages, product compare, live product search, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay (which sets its own limits), order tracking and AI search optimisation (GEO).

Yes, through matching attributes. Socket, chipset and memory type are entered the same way on processors, motherboards and memory, so a buyer can filter each category to what their board takes; product filters come with Standard. A check that stops incompatible parts going into one order is custom work, quoted to scope, and notes in each description cover what attributes cannot, such as a board that needs a BIOS update for a newer processor.

Yes, at two levels. Set builds with a few upgrade choices, such as more memory or a larger drive, are standard WooCommerce variations, each with its own price. A full configurator, where the buyer chooses every part with live pricing and compatibility rules, is custom development scoped with you and quoted before work starts; a build enquiry form is a simpler way to begin.

Yes. A quote request can start from an enquiry form on any package, and a request-a-quote cart that sends a list of products is a quoted extension. WooCommerce's built-in bank transfer option keeps an order on hold until you confirm payment, and customer accounts with order history and PDF invoices come with Standard.

Account pricing, payment on terms and a purchase order field at checkout are scoped and quoted separately; our guide to retail, trade and quote-based stores covers that model.

As service pages with a clear way to book. Each repair or support service can have its own page, counted in the 10 or 20 website pages of Standard or Premium, with an enquiry form for bookings. Fixed-price jobs can be paid online as virtual products, and a booking system with time slots is quoted separately; see booking website design.

Yes. You receive the administrator login and own the store, and WooCommerce's built-in CSV import updates prices and stock for existing products by SKU in one upload, with one-to-one training in Standard and Premium. An automatic distributor feed is a quoted integration, and our maintenance packages and managed WordPress hosting cover updates, backups and security.

A basic store usually takes two to three weeks. A configurator, a large component catalogue, a supplier feed or a point-of-sale link adds time, and we agree the schedule with the scope and price before work starts.

They can, but no one can promise a position. Standard and Premium include keyword and category research and on-page work, so component categories use the names buyers search for and each repair page targets its own service. Premium adds AI search optimisation (GEO), with no promised AI citation; ongoing work after launch is our SEO service.