Ordering an Online store development (“turnkey”)

An online store is a modern automated platform designed for selling and presenting products. It helps reduce unnecessary expenses on staff, physical locations, logistics, and premises. Online stores are not intended for showcasing services (in this case, it’s better to consider an online catalog, corporate website, or landing page).

How to order an online store development in Toronto

To ensure your online store attracts customers and increase sales, we recommend turning to professionals. The INCREATE web studio is exactly the team that can help you bring your ideas to life and automate your sales process.

Choosing a website developer is a serious step — you don’t order an online store every day. That’s why it’s not worth looking for the cheapest option. We focus on quality. At INCREATE, you can order a turnkey online store — a full range of web development services with no need for additional payments or outsourcing. If you’re still unsure what type of website you need, we’ll help you find the optimal solution.

Besides developing an online store in Canada, you can integrate additional modules for inventory and supply management. In Canada, popular accounting systems include QuickBooks, Xero, Sage 50, Wave Accounting, and Microsoft Dynamics 365. Our INCREATE team has experience in automating, developing, and configuring online stores in Toronto and across Canada, as well as synchronizing them with various accounting systems.

Your store can also be integrated with popular payment systems such as:

• Stripe
• Square
• Paypal
• Moneris
• and others

Shipping options include:

• In-store pickup
• Courier
• Canada Post
• and others

The main pages of an online store usually include: homepage, product catalog, product page, and additional pages. Static pages may include: about us, delivery and payment, news, contacts, etc. Products can be categorized as: new arrivals, popular items, promotions, and bestsellers.

Common online store features: search system, product comparison, wishlist, checkout (shopping cart), and user account.

Let’s take a closer look at the Product Catalog — this page displays product tiles with advanced search filters. Usually, tiles are arranged in rows (3–4 per row across the page). Users can also switch to a list view. Each product tile typically includes a thumbnail, brief description, rating, price, and buttons such as Buy, Add to Wishlist, Add to Compare, and more. The filter section (usually on the left) allows users to sort products by parameters or criteria.

Clicking on a specific product takes you to a page with detailed information about it.

The product page may include the following information:

• Photo gallery
• Product description
• SKU/model number
• Product options
• Price
• Various tabs with description, specifications, reviews, etc.
• “Popular Products” block
• “Recently Viewed” block
• and more

Checkout
Clicking the Buy/Add to Cart button takes the user to the cart/checkout page. There, after reviewing the product details and price, the customer needs to select a payment method (cash, bank card, invoice, etc.), a delivery method (courier, pickup, postal services, etc.), and fill in their contact information (full name, phone number, email, etc.). After completing these steps, the customer can receive and pay for the product in the most convenient way.

INCREATE Studio has extensive experience in creating and developing online stores in Toronto and across Canada. We are pleased to assist you and your business in increasing revenue and automating all operational processes!