Health food store website design for shoppers who read labels.

Basic is $4,990 (6 pages), Standard $5,990 (10 pages) and Premium $7,990 (20 pages), each a one-off build price in Australian dollars that already includes GST. Weights typed in by the shopper, subscriptions, a refrigerated courier connection, product imports and moving an existing store are quoted before work starts.

Every inclusion is on our eCommerce pricing page.

Standard. Its product filters and categories turn the dietary and certification details on each product into filters, and it adds customer accounts with order history for repeat orders, a wish list, advanced shipping rules for chilled and heavy lines, and keyword research with on-page SEO. Premium adds live search, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay, and a blog; Basic suits a small range without filters.

Your suppliers and certifiers do, and you confirm it. We set up where dietary and certification details appear and how shoppers filter by them, using your labels and certificates, never claims of our own. For foods you repack in store, whether a claim such as certified organic or gluten free still applies is for you and your certifier to settle; we give no regulatory advice.

Yes, in set packs or measured steps. Each product can offer packs such as 500 g and 1 kg as variations with their own prices and stock, or sell in 100 g steps, so stock is counted in the same units. Weights shoppers type in themselves are quoted custom work, and heavy sacks ship by weight under Standard's advanced shipping rules.

Yes. Chilled and frozen products sit in their own shipping class, and checkout offers them only your local delivery zones or pickup from the shop, as agreed at scoping. When a cart mixes chilled and dry goods, the whole order follows the chilled options unless splitting it into two deliveries is quoted. A refrigerated courier connection is quoted too.

Only in the wording your supplier is permitted to use, with directions and warnings as printed on the label. Supplements that are listed medicines carry advertising rules set by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), which apply to a retailer's product pages too, so we add no health claims of our own. You confirm the wording before launch; we give no health, medical or regulatory advice.

From their account, which comes with Standard: a past order can go back into the cart with WooCommerce's order again button, same pack sizes included, ready to adjust before paying, and items now unavailable are left out with a note to the customer. Staples bought on a fixed rhythm can become subscriptions, a quoted extension scoped before the build.

Your team can, because you own the store and hold the administrator login. Ingredients, dietary attributes and certification details are edited on each product, and WooCommerce's CSV exporter and importer change many products at once, with one-to-one training in Standard and Premium. If you would rather hand it over, our Advanced and Premium maintenance packages include eCommerce site updates.

Mostly the product data. A basic store usually takes two to three weeks, but every line needs its dietary and certification details, pack weights and label photos before it can be filtered and sold, so gathering them from suppliers can set the pace. Subscriptions, weights typed in by shoppers and courier connections add time, agreed with the scope and price.

They can, but no one can promise a position. Standard and Premium include keyword and category research and on-page work, so categories and products use the words shoppers search with, such as gluten free pasta or organic oats, and Premium adds AI search optimisation (GEO). Search copy follows the same wording rules, so it adds no health claims, and ongoing SEO is a separate service.