Last updated: October 5, 2026

Websites for retail businesses, in 24 hours

Retail businesses sell things people can pick up, try on or take home today. Customers on a phone want to know in minutes whether you stock what they need, whether you are open, and how to find the door.

Get your website in 24 hours

First draft in 24 hours. $99 a month if you love it. Nothing if you do not.

What retail businesses need on a website

Clear opening hours, address, map and parking or transit details on every page
Product ranges and brands shown with real photos, so people know what you stock
A simple way to ask about stock, reserve an item or book a visit
Links to an existing online shop, if you have one, without a rebuild
Reviews, local story and a human face that make a small shop feel worth the trip

What we build for them

Site Squad builds a hand-coded site for your shop: home page, ranges or departments, brands, about, reviews, visit and contact. The two things that matter most in retail are showing what you stock and making the trip easy, so hours, location and a stock enquiry form are never more than a tap away. If you already sell online or take bookings through a tool, we link it in and leave it working. Changes to hours, seasonal stock or new arrivals are made within hours of your message.

How it works and what it costs

Answer the two-minute quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, security, backups, your contact form and all changes included. If you do not, you pay nothing. Details on the pricing page.

Questions retail owners ask

Do you build online shops with a checkout?

We build the shop website and connect it to the checkout or booking tool you already use. If you want to keep selling through an existing platform, we link to it cleanly rather than replace it.

Can customers ask whether an item is in stock?

Yes. We add a contact form built for stock enquiries, so a customer can name the item and you reply directly.

How do I update opening hours for holidays?

Send us the new hours and we change them within hours. Changes are included in the $99 a month.

Will my site work well on phones?

Yes. Most people check a shop from their phone, so we build for small screens first and keep pages fast and accessible.

What if I do not like the first draft?

You pay nothing. We send the first draft within 24 hours, and you only start the $99 a month if you love it.

Every retail business we build for

28 kinds of business in this family. Each has its own page.

Boutiques and clothing shops

Shoppers look for the style, the labels you carry and whether new pieces have arrived. The site shows your collection through strong photos, lists your brands and makes hours and location easy to find.

Websites for boutiques and clothing shops

Bookshops

Readers want to know if you can order a title, what events are coming up and what you recommend. The site features staff picks, events and a special order form, so the shop feels alive online.

Websites for bookshops

Bike shops

Riders look for brands, sizes, repair turnaround and whether you can fit them properly. The site lays out your bikes, servicing and workshop booking so people know what to bring in.

Websites for bike shops

Furniture and homeware

Customers browse on a phone, then come to see and sit on the pieces. The site shows ranges, rooms and lead times, and invites people to visit or ask about a piece.

Websites for furniture and homeware

Garden centres and nurseries

Gardeners look for what is in season, what grows in their conditions and whether you have it in stock this week. The site covers plants, advice, seasonal events and the cafe or play area, with hours and directions.

Websites for garden centres and nurseries

Jewellers

Jewelry is a trust purchase. Customers look for craftsmanship, repairs, engagement rings and a person they feel comfortable talking to. The site shows your pieces, services and invites a private appointment.

Websites for jewellers

Optical and eyewear shops

Patients want to book an eye test, browse frames and know what is covered. The site shows your frames, services and a booking route, and keeps hours and location clear.

Websites for optical and eyewear shops

Music and instrument shops

Players look for the instrument they want, repairs, lessons and people who know music. The site shows what you stock, services and teaching, and tells local musicians where to find you.

Websites for music and instrument shops

Kitchen, bathroom, tile and flooring showrooms

Customers planning a kitchen, bathroom or floor spend a lot and want to see samples first. The site shows finished projects and ranges, and makes booking a showroom visit or design consultation easy.

Websites for kitchen, bathroom, tile and flooring showrooms

Bed, mattress and lighting shops

People buying a bed or lighting want to try before they buy and compare options. The site presents ranges, comfort advice and delivery, and invites a visit to the showroom.

Websites for bed, mattress and lighting shops

Fireplace and stove showrooms

Buyers want to see a stove burning, understand installation and know what suits their home. The site shows displays, ranges and the installation process, and invites a showroom visit or survey request.

Websites for fireplace and stove showrooms

Hardware, DIY and builders' merchants

Trade and DIY customers want to know you stock the item and when you open. The site lists departments, services like key cutting or cutting to size, and makes hours and delivery clear.

Websites for hardware, diy and builders' merchants

Phone, computer and electronics shops

Customers searching with a cracked screen or a dead laptop want to know you can fix it today. The site lists repairs, products and turnaround, with a quick way to ask about a device.

Websites for phone, computer and electronics shops

Sports, running, outdoor and fishing tackle shops

Runners, hikers and anglers want expert advice and the right kit. The site shows your ranges, local knowledge and services like gait analysis or fitting, and tells people what is in stock for the season.

Websites for sports, running, outdoor and fishing tackle shops

Toy, gift, card and stationery shops

Shoppers want an idea for a birthday or a gift for a child, fast. The site presents gift categories, seasonal picks and shop details, so people know what to look for before they walk in.

Websites for toy, gift, card and stationery shops

Fabric, craft, wool and haberdashery

Makers look for materials, advice and a community. The site shows your fabrics, wool and supplies, workshops and classes, and tells crafters what is new on the shelves.

Websites for fabric, craft, wool and haberdashery

Antiques, vintage and second-hand shops

Collectors and bargain hunters want to see what has come in and trust that pieces are genuine. The site shows recent finds, what you buy and how to reach you, so people make the trip.

Websites for antiques, vintage and second-hand shops

Charity shops (local)

Locals want to know what you take, when you open and how to volunteer. The site explains donations, the cause and the shop, and draws in both shoppers and helpers.

Websites for charity shops (local)

Pawnbrokers, gold buyers and coin dealers

Customers want to know what you buy, how a valuation works and that you are trustworthy. The site explains the process plainly, lists what you take and makes it easy to start with a message or a visit.

Websites for pawnbrokers, gold buyers and coin dealers

Comic, games, record and hobby shops

Fans look for new releases, events and a place to belong. The site shows what is in, game nights and tournaments, and gives your community a reason to check it often.

Websites for comic, games, record and hobby shops

Bridal and occasion wear (see Family 11)

Brides book an appointment long before they buy. The site presents your designers and collections, and makes booking a fitting appointment the clear next step.

Websites for bridal and occasion wear (see family 11)

Shoe shops and cobblers

Shoppers want the right fit and a brand they trust, and many need a repair. The site shows your ranges, sizes and repair services, and makes the shop easy to find.

Websites for shoe shops and cobblers

Children's clothing and baby shops

Parents and gift buyers look for sizes, quality and safe essentials, often in a hurry. The site organizes your ranges by age, features new stock and tells parents where to find you.

Websites for children's clothing and baby shops

Plant shops and florists

Customers need flowers for an occasion or a plant that will survive their apartment, often at short notice. The site shows bouquets, plants and delivery, and makes ordering or visiting simple.

Websites for plant shops and florists

Aquatics and pet supplies (see Family 10)

Pet owners look for food, supplies and advice, and fish keepers want healthy livestock. The site shows your ranges and live stock, services and care advice, and tells people when to visit.

Websites for aquatics and pet supplies (see family 10)

Butchers, bakers and delis (see Family 4)

Customers want to know what is fresh today, how to order for a gathering and when you close. The site shows your counter, sourcing and ordering, and keeps hours up to date.

Websites for butchers, bakers and delis (see family 4)

Convenience stores, off-licences and newsagents

Neighbors want to know you are open and carry what they need. The site lists services, late hours and local specials, and makes the shop easy to find.

Websites for convenience stores, off-licences and newsagents

Pharmacies (see Family 3j)

Patients want to know your hours, your services and how to get a prescription filled. The site explains what you offer, makes refill requests simple and shows clear contact details.

Websites for pharmacies (see family 3j)

What it costs and how fast it is

Answer a short quiz. Within 24 hours a first draft of your website is ready to look at on your phone or computer. If you love it, it is $99 a month, with hosting, changes and support included. If you do not, you pay nothing.