Stop taking orders over the phone.

A small store inside the site you already have: your products side by side, a cart, a delivery estimate and a checkout run by the payment company, so card numbers never touch your pages.

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From product to paid, in five screens.

The path we built for a dental supply company's bur kits. Most small catalogs need nothing more.

The checkout path. The store lives on your site; the payment happens on Stripe's hosted page; the order reaches you by email, with a text alert if you want one, sent through your CRM, Zapier or Make.

Payments and alerts through:

Stripe hosted checkout

WordPress

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A store sized to what you sell.

Illustration: five colourful kit boxes on a shelf, one dropping into a small cart

Product pages

Photos or renders, the details buyers compare and one price each.

Cart and hosted checkout

With Stripe, so you stay out of storing card data.

Delivery estimates

From a ZIP code or location, shown before checkout.

Order notices

By email, with an optional text alert. Nothing to log in to each morning.

Add-and-hide walkthrough

Change products without us.

Six things we close out before checkout switches on.

The policy checklist is for your lawyer to review. We don't write legal terms.

Payment account in your name
Stripe or another provider, verified by you, paying out to your bank
Full test run
add to cart, estimate, checkout, order email, all against a stand-in first
A refund rehearsed
so the first real refund is not the first time anyone tries it
Shipping and pickup rules
written down, then shown at the cart, not discovered at the door
Policy checklist for your lawyer
what your privacy and terms pages must cover, marked law, provider rule or good practice
Who gets told
the inbox or phone that hears about each paid order

A bur-kit store for a dental supply company.

Client: Custom Dental Solutions, the dental lab's sister company
Built: A custom WordPress store plugin: 5 kits, cart, hosted checkout
Added in version 2: First-visit ZIP popup with delivery estimates, optional order text
Stack: WordPressStripe

Dental offices used to phone in their kit orders. The store puts the five kits side by side and sends each paid order to the seller as one email. It was tested end to end against a local stand-in for Stripe. It is built, and launching once payments are set up. See how the store is put together.

Selling on a marketplace as well? We have done this research before a listing: what the category requires, which facts decide whether a registration applies, and how products meant for professionals are listed. You get it in plain language with the questions only you can answer marked. It is research, not legal advice.

Illustration: a desk phone set aside next to a parcel with an order email popping out of an envelope

Short catalogs and repeat buyers.

Retail & e-commerceA storefront for what sells best in person

Manufacturing & distributionKits and consumables that customers reorder

Restaurants & foodGift cards, catering trays, packaged goods

Healthcare & dentalSupplies sold to practices and labs

About selling online.

Why doesn't the checkout offer PayPal?

If you check out through Stripe as a US business, Stripe does not offer PayPal as a payment method. If PayPal matters to your customers, we plan the checkout around a provider that supports it.

Do we need Shopify?

Not for a handful of products. A small store can live inside your current site with a hosted checkout. Once you have a large catalog, variants and stock across channels, a platform like Shopify starts to earn its fee.

Who handles sales tax and refunds?

You decide the rules and your accountant confirms them. We set the store up to follow them and test a refund before launch, but we don't give tax advice.

Can customers get an estimate of when the order arrives?

Yes. The dental supply store asks for a ZIP code on the first visit and shows a delivery estimate from it. The rules behind the estimate are yours.