WooCommerce is our platform of choice for most e-commerce businesses — and for good reason. WooCommerce is built on WordPress, which means:
Whether you’re launching your first online store or rebuilding an existing one that’s underperforming, we build WooCommerce sites that are made to sell — not just look good.
An e-commerce website should work as part of a bigger system. We build stores that integrate smoothly with the tools you already use or plan to use. If your store can run more efficiently, generate more repeat customers, or save you time — we’ll build it that way.
While WooCommerce is our specialty, we understand that not every business needs or wants a fully self-hosted platform. That’s why we also provide setup and management for Shopify and Square Online stores.
We’ll help you choose the right platform based on your business model, budget, and long-term goals — not just what’s trendy.
Shopify is a strong option for businesses that want a fully hosted solution with minimal technical involvement. We help with:
For businesses already using Square for in-person sales, Square Online can be a seamless extension. We assist with:
Simpson Web Design quotes every online store on its own, based on how many products you sell, the platform and the features you need. Most stores fall between $599 & $1,299. You get an exact written quote after a free consultation.
An online store has three ongoing costs: hosting, payment processing fees and any paid apps or plugins. E-commerce hosting and management from Simpson Web Design starts at $64.99/month ($779.88/year). Payment processors such as Stripe and PayPal charge a percentage plus a small flat fee on each sale. Shopify adds its own monthly subscription.
WooCommerce is the better fit for most small businesses that want to own their store, avoid rising platform fees and customize freely. Shopify is the better fit for businesses that want a fully hosted, hands-off setup and accept a monthly subscription and app fees. Simpson Web Design builds on both and recommends one based on your products and budget.
Yes. Square Online syncs products and inventory between your in-store Square register and your website, so you manage both in one place. Simpson Web Design sets up and manages Square Online stores for Southern Utah retailers.
Typically between 1 and 3 weeks. The biggest factor is product count and whether your photos, descriptions and prices are ready.
Yes. Every store Simpson Web Design builds lets you add products, change prices, track inventory and process orders yourself. Ongoing store management is available if you would rather hand it off.
Stores built by Simpson Web Design accept credit and debit cards, PayPal and other payment options through Stripe, PayPal and Square. Checkout is secured with SSL encryption.
Yes. Simpson Web Design sets up shipping rates, local pickup or delivery options for St. George-area customers, and sales tax settings as part of every store build.
Yes. Simpson Web Design can add recurring subscriptions, memberships and appointment-based products to your store.
Yes. Simpson Web Design migrates products, categories and customer data to the platform that best fits your business. Additional costs for migration may apply.
WooCommerce has no built-in product limit. Store speed depends on hosting, which is why e-commerce hosting from Simpson Web Design includes 25 GB of storage and 150 GB of monthly bandwidth.
Every store Simpson Web Design builds includes an SEO-friendly structure, fast-loading pages, and optimized product and category pages with schema markup. Ongoing ranking growth is covered by the SEO service.
Yes. Every store is designed mobile-first, since most online shoppers browse and buy from their phones.
Yes. Simpson Web Design connects stores to email and text marketing, CRM tools and automated order follow-ups, including its own CRM platform starting at $29.99/month.
Book a free consultation online or call (435) 500-6199. You will go over what you sell and get a platform recommendation and an exact quote.
We don’t just launch stores — we help businesses build revenue-generating assets.