Collectible Card E-Commerce Website
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I’m ready to take my collectible card business online with a clean, reliable storefront that converts visitors into buyers. The site must be mobile-first, fast, and focused on selling products directly from my own inventory of graded and ungraded cards.
Here’s what I need done:
• Product catalogue that can handle hundreds of SKUs, sortable by set, rarity, and condition
• High-resolution image gallery with zoom and lightbox
• Secure shopping cart and checkout flow with PayPal and major credit-card support
• Automated stock tracking so out-of-print items disappear once sold
• CMS areas for news updates, grading guides, and policies
• SEO-friendly URLs, meta tags, and quick load times
If you can add future integrations—eBay, TCGplayer, or social-media shops—please mention that flexibility.
When you reply, tell me about your relevant EXPERIENCE building e-commerce sites, especially any that involve collectibles or niche hobby stores. Live links and concise case studies are ideal. I’ll supply all branding assets, product data, and copy; you’ll hand over a fully operational website plus a quick tutorial so I can maintain it myself.
Here’s what I need done:
• Product catalogue that can handle hundreds of SKUs, sortable by set, rarity, and condition
• High-resolution image gallery with zoom and lightbox
• Secure shopping cart and checkout flow with PayPal and major credit-card support
• Automated stock tracking so out-of-print items disappear once sold
• CMS areas for news updates, grading guides, and policies
• SEO-friendly URLs, meta tags, and quick load times
If you can add future integrations—eBay, TCGplayer, or social-media shops—please mention that flexibility.
When you reply, tell me about your relevant EXPERIENCE building e-commerce sites, especially any that involve collectibles or niche hobby stores. Live links and concise case studies are ideal. I’ll supply all branding assets, product data, and copy; you’ll hand over a fully operational website plus a quick tutorial so I can maintain it myself.