Products, variants, shipping rules, payments and subscriptions, set up so you are not fixing it every week. We run our own store for Stick It Golf, so we have made the expensive mistakes on our own money first.
Stick It Golf is our own store. Every decision on it — the configurator, the variants, the shipping thresholds — was paid for with our own margin before we sold it to anyone else.
The parts that actually decide whether a store makes money, not the parts that look good in a demo.
Photos, options, the answer to every question a customer would otherwise email you. The page does the selling so you do not have to.
Get a priceSizes, colours, finishes and bundles set up so stock stays accurate and nobody orders something you cannot ship.
Real rates, real zones, free-shipping thresholds that lift the average order instead of eating the margin.
Cards, Apple Pay, buy-now-pay-later, and repeat plans if the product suits it. Set up so payouts are predictable.
Fewest possible steps, no forced account, and it works on a phone in one hand.
Orders, stock and customers in one place, set up so a staff member can run it without ringing you.
Every agency shows you client work. These three are ours — our money, our customers, our problem to fix if they do not sell.
The live configurator on their store: pick a finish, pick a colour, and the club re-skins as you choose.
The live shop running alongside the booking system, with pickup in the chair on the next visit.
The product page that does the whole sell, with the buy button never more than a thumb away.
The operators whose stores we built, on what changed once the orders started landing on their phone instead of in a DM.
They built the whole store and made it look like a brand three times our size. First proper online orders came through the week it went live.
We were losing walk-ins to shops with worse cuts and better websites. Jett and Beau built ours in a fortnight and hooked it straight into our booking system. The chair does not sit empty like it used to.
Straight answers, no account manager, no dragging it out for months. They shipped it, then kept improving it after launch without sending an invoice for every change.
Free 15-minute call · you talk to an owner, not a salesman · no pitch
Whichever suits the business. We are not tied to one, and we will tell you when the cheaper option is the right one.
Yes — adding products, changing prices and fulfilling orders are all set up to be done without us.
We wire the store to whatever you already run in-store so the numbers stay in one place.
More than a five-page site, because there is more to set up. We quote the whole thing before starting.
Three to six weeks depending on how many products and how tidy the product data is.
We can. Product photography is usually the difference between a store that converts and one that does not.
