Gift shop website design built for giving.

Your store's one-off build price, in Australian dollars with GST included, is $4,990 on Basic (6 pages), $5,990 on Standard (10 pages) or $7,990 on Premium (20 pages). Gift wrap and message extensions, gift cards, personalisation fields and delivery-date pickers are quoted before work starts; see eCommerce pricing for every inclusion.

Standard is usually enough. It brings packing slips without prices, coupons for store credit, gift-guide filters, customer accounts, a wish list and keyword research with on-page SEO. Premium adds Afterpay, Apple Pay and Google Pay, order tracking, a mega menu, a blog for seasonal guides and AI search optimisation (GEO). Nobody can promise a ranking, and SEO after launch is its own service.

Yes. WooCommerce's checkout lets the buyer tick ship to a different address, so the parcel goes to the recipient while order emails stay with the buyer, who keeps the surprise and the receipt. Sending one order to several recipients, such as a team's Christmas gifts, is a quoted extension.

Yes, from launch: the message goes in the order-notes field at checkout, where whoever packs the order sees it, and wrapping can be added to the cart as its own product. A message box that prints on the packing slip, a choice of cards or wrap picked for each item is a quoted extension.

Not from the parcel. With Standard, the PDF packing slip that goes in the box is set up to list the contents without prices, while the price stays on the invoice and order emails, which go to the buyer. Because the slip carries the order number, it can double as a gift receipt.

With a notice across the store, the date on your delivery page and a note on each product it affects, which your team can change each season. An express option can sit beside standard delivery at its own price, and personalised items can carry an earlier date. Choosing a delivery date at checkout is a quoted extension.

Yes. Recipient, occasion and price band become categories or tags, so a page such as gifts for new parents or gifts by price is built from them, and Standard's filters let shoppers narrow any guide further. Premium adds a mega menu and a blog for seasonal guides; a quiz that suggests gifts is custom work, priced once we know the questions.

Yes, under the returns policy you set. A refund goes back to the card or PayPal account that paid, which is the buyer's, so for the recipient an exchange or store credit often works better, and store credit can be a coupon code, with coupons in Standard. You write the policy itself; we do not give legal advice.

Some, because each is an extension we install, set up and test with real orders. A basic store is usually ready in two to three weeks; gift wrap or message fields, gift cards, personalisation and a delivery-date picker each add to that, and we agree the schedule with the scope and price so the store can be tested before your busiest season.

Yes. The store and its administrator login are yours, so your team can change guides, the store notice, wrapping and products as each season turns, and Standard and Premium include one-to-one training. When you would rather hand the technical side over, our maintenance packages and managed WordPress hosting look after updates, backups and security.