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Ecommerce Site
Wasn't sure if this is where this would belong, but here goes...
Wondering if anyone knows how much a basic ecommerce site goes for. My brother-in-law wants me to create an ecommerce site for his company. He doesn't really want more than just an ecommerce page. Less than 400 products. I tried doing a search, but didn't find a whole lot that offered up pricing without emailing them for a quote. It's going to be designed in PHP/Mysql... also how much monthly maintenance normally goes for. if you need more details, let me know. Just looking for a ballpark figure since he's family, wasn't gonna charge the norm. Thanks. |
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Have you looked at shopping carts like osCommerce / X-Cart? If you know PHP - those might be the way to start.
He would need an SSL cert if he is going to be processing transactions on his website and a merchant account with an electronic payment gateway (LinkPoint, Verisign's Payflow, Authorizenet.com)
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Yea.. actually used OSCommerce before, and didn't like it.. I know how to set it up in PHP.. just wasn't sure how much to charge him for the site design itself. |
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Gotcha - charge what you want basically I always say. You can find companies that will set up a cart for $500 - $50,000. Sometimes this includes the design - sometimes it does not.
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Since he's family, you probably want this done quick and cheap.
Look into PHPShop...similar to OSCommerce, but it's a plugin for an existing CMS system and does everything but process CC transactions. And I would say $100 off the top of my head. That covers installing the software and verifying that everything is possible, and writing a short doc on how he can input his own products. $1000 for you doing the input yourself. I tend to charge more for boring things that the client could do themselves. -Dan |
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The cost to design the site should be dependent on how much time you need to complete the design.
Things to keep in mind. 1. Design at least 8 page layouts a. Front page/store design b. Category pages design c. Product Detail pages design d. Shopping Cart Page design e. Sign in/new account design f. Shipping Page Design, g. Credit Card Page Design h. Confirmation page design. These layouts can all be based on a common theme, but some thought should be put into all of them. |
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