eCommerce design eCommerce web design for Idaho and Spokane businesses
We’ve built hundreds of online stores, from medical supplies to outdoor gear. Yours will be fast, secure and easy for your team to run.
Shopify or WooCommerce
We build on both, and we’ll tell you which fits
eCommerce web design is more than a good-looking product page. Your store has to load fast, take payments securely, and be simple enough that your team can add products and fill orders without calling us.
We build on Shopify and on WooCommerce. Shopify suits most businesses that want hosting and checkout handled for them. WooCommerce suits stores that already run on WordPress or need more control. We’ll recommend one based on how you sell, not on what’s easiest for us.
Stores we support range from a handful of products to Cart Health, whose online catalog carries more than 10,000 medical supplies.
Built in
What your store comes with
Secure checkout
Every store we build is secure, so you can focus on running the business.
One dashboard
Manage orders, update products and see sales reports from one easy-to-read dashboard.
Customer accounts
Customers can reorder, see past orders and update payment methods on their own.
Sales data you can use
Get the numbers you need to make decisions on data instead of guesswork.
Live chat
Answer customer questions on the go from a mobile app.
Connected to your systems
Integrate your store with your CRM, fulfillment and product information systems.
In their words
Stores we’ve built and support
“We needed a new ecommerce website design that had all of the bells and whistles for our business model. In addition to that, we had an impossible request… make our website faster than any of our competitors. Carey Enterprises exceeded our expectations and we’ve grown year over year because of it.”
“They are so knowledgeable with Shopify. They are very professional and launched our website on time and within budget. We also had them integrate our business systems to streamline our ecommerce workflow. I’m glad we found them and yes, I would recommend them if you need an online store.”
How it works
How a store project works
Step 1
Your goals and products
We learn what you sell, who buys it and how orders get filled today.
Step 2
Platform and plan
Shopify or WooCommerce, the integrations you need, and a launch date.
Step 3
Build and test
Products, payments, shipping and taxes, tested end to end before launch.
Step 4
Launch and grow
We support the store after launch and help you add the systems growth needs.
Cost and timing
What an online store costs and how long it takes
Online store setup comes with our Professional plan. Very large catalogs and custom catalog systems are Enterprise work.
| What | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Professional plan | $997 a month + $1,897 setup | Store setup, SEO, integrations and upkeep; ready in about 3 to 6 weeks |
| Enterprise | Priced after a call | Large catalogs, several suppliers, custom systems |
| Platform costs (Shopify) | Paid to Shopify | A Shopify plan, payment processing and any apps |
| Platform costs (WooCommerce) | Paid to providers | Payment processing and any paid extensions; hosting is in our plan |
| Speeding up an existing store | $997 Shopify, $497 WooCommerce | One time; included on our plans |
Times are counted from when we have your products, photos and content. Stores with thousands of products or several integrations take longer, and you’ll get a launch date before we start.
Questions
eCommerce questions
Should I use Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify if you want hosting, security and checkout handled for you. WooCommerce if your site already runs on WordPress or you need more control over how the store works. We’ll recommend one after we understand how you sell.
How many products can my store handle?
From one to thousands. Cart Health’s catalog carries more than 10,000 medical supplies.
Can my store connect to my inventory or CRM?
Yes. We integrate stores with CRMs, fulfillment and product information systems so orders and customer data flow without retyping.
Will my store work on phones?
Yes. Most shoppers browse on a phone, so we design and test the store for small screens first.
Will I be able to update products myself?
Yes. You’ll manage orders, products and reports from one dashboard. We can also handle updates for you.
How much does an online store cost?
Store setup comes with our Professional plan: $997 a month plus a $1,897 one-time setup fee. Shopify or your payment processor charge their own fees on top. Large catalogs are priced as Enterprise work.
How long does it take to build an online store?
About 3 to 6 weeks on the Professional plan, counted from when we have your products and content. Large catalogs and integrations add time; you’ll get a launch date first.
Can you make my existing store faster?
Yes. Website speed optimization is a one-time $997 for a Shopify store or $497 for a WooCommerce store.
Guides
Online store guides
- Shopify vs. WooCommerce in 2026: Which Should Your Store Use?Shopify or WooCommerce? A plain comparison of cost, control, upkeep, SEO and growth from a team that builds on both, and how to choose for your store.
- Squarespace vs. WordPress vs. Wix for a Small Business WebsiteSquarespace, WordPress or Wix? An honest comparison for small business websites: cost, upkeep, SEO, selling online and what happens when you outgrow one.
- Church and Nonprofit Websites: What Matters MostWhat a church or nonprofit website needs for first-time visitors, members and donors, and how to keep it current when volunteers change every year.
- How Much Does a Website Cost in North Idaho? (2026)What a small business website costs in Coeur d’Alene, Spokane and North Idaho in 2026, what changes the price, and what you should get for it.
- 10 SEO-Friendly Web Design Tips Every Local Business NeedsTen practical, SEO-friendly web design tips for local businesses, covering site speed, mobile layout, headings and structure you can act on today.
Ready to sell online?
Tell us what you sell and how you fill orders today. We’ll tell you what the store should look like and what it takes.