Supplement store website design for protein, pre-workout and creatine.

Each package has a one-off price in Australian dollars with GST already included: $4,990 for Basic with 6 website pages, $5,990 for Standard with 10, or $7,990 for Premium with 20. Showing a price per serve, stacks at one combined price, batch records per order, product imports and moving an existing store are quoted before work starts.

Every inclusion is on our eCommerce pricing page.

Not for the variations themselves, which every package handles, but usually for finding them. Standard's product filters narrow the range by flavour, size, brand or product type, and it adds customer accounts with order history, discount coupons, advanced shipping rules and keyword research with on-page SEO. Categories are named by product type, not results such as muscle gain, a TGA example of a therapeutic claim.

Yes. Every flavour-and-size combination keeps its own stock count, so a sold-out one shows as unavailable while the others keep selling, all standard in WooCommerce. Low-stock alerts can tell your team when a popular flavour runs down; alerts for shoppers when it is back, and pre-orders for a delayed shipment, are quoted extensions.

When the supplier prints one per flavour, yes. Each variation can carry its own panel photo and typed figures, shown when that flavour is chosen, so nobody reads the vanilla panel while buying chocolate. You own the store, so your team can update a panel when a recipe changes, or our Advanced and Premium maintenance packages can.

Your supplier should know, and the label shows it: a medicine carries an AUST L or AUST R number. The TGA counts a supplement making a performance claim as a medicine if it is a tablet, capsule or pill or contains a restricted ingredient, while whey powders, bars and drinks are generally foods. A label disclaimer such as ‘not a therapeutic good’ changes nothing, the TGA says.

Yes, on products the certifier lists, in its own wording and with its search linked. Phrases such as ‘banned-substance free’ stay off the page: HASTA says no testing can guarantee a batch is completely free from contamination, and that its testing covers substances prohibited by WADA, not ingredient, nutrition or performance claims.

Cards and PayPal come with every package, and Premium adds Apple Pay, Google Pay and Afterpay, each under its provider's own conditions, which we check against your range first. Heavy tubs ship by weight under Standard's advanced shipping rules, a free-delivery threshold can absorb postage on bigger orders, and live Australia Post, Sendle or courier rates are a quoted add-on.

Yes, as a grouped product: one page lists each item with its own price, and the shopper adds the ones they want. Items with flavours or sizes link to their own page to choose them, as standard WooCommerce does; a stack sold at one combined price, with choices made in one place, is a quoted bundle extension. Stack names follow the same wording rules as the products.

The import is fast; gathering the data is the slow part. A supplier file with each variation's SKU, flavour, size, weight, price and label text goes in through WooCommerce's CSV importer, and loading a large range is quoted. A basic store usually takes two to three weeks, and opening with your best sellers first keeps a big range from holding up launch.

It can, though no one can promise a position. Standard and Premium include keyword and category research and on-page work, so pages use the brands, product types and flavours people search for, and Premium adds AI search optimisation (GEO). Search titles describe what is in the tub, not results such as fat loss, and ongoing SEO is a separate service.