New stores
WooCommerce when you want to own the platform, Shopify when you want the least maintenance. Products, collections, filters, policies and checkout set up to sell on day one.
E-commerce
Online stores,
wired to the rest of the business.
Get Me Automated builds, rescues and manages online stores on WooCommerce and Shopify for Central Florida businesses and brands across the US. Payments through Stripe, Square or Clover, shipping and label printing, subscriptions and payment plans, order bumps and upsells, and the connections to your CRM, email platform and point of sale that keep anyone from retyping orders by hand.
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Stripe
- Square
- Clover
- PayPal
- Shippo
- CRM integration
What we build
The store, and everything behind it.
Payments
Stripe, Square, Clover and PayPal, including deposits, payment plans and subscriptions, with failed-payment follow-up so recurring revenue does not quietly leak.
Shipping and fulfillment
Rates, zones and tax rules, label printing and fulfillment tools such as Shippo, so an order becomes a packed box without anyone retyping an address.
Upsells and funnels
Order bumps, one-click post-purchase upsells, bundles and abandoned-cart recovery, set up and measured.
CRM and email
Every order recorded and tagged in your CRM or email platform, so customers get the right follow-up and your list knows who bought what.
POS and inventory
Point-of-sale and inventory connections, scoped to what your POS actually supports, so the website does not sell what the shelf no longer has.
Store rescues
Failed payments, broken checkouts, plugin conflicts, slow pages and security cleanup after an incident, diagnosed and fixed.
Care and management
Updates, backups, security monitoring and a set number of hours each month for new products, promotions and fixes.
WooCommerce or Shopify?
Own the platform, or rent the convenience.
Shopify
Rent it
Hosted, secure and low-maintenance, with a monthly plan fee, app subscriptions, and extra transaction fees if you do not use Shopify Payments. A good fit for straightforward catalogs and owners who want the fewest moving parts.
WooCommerce
Own it
Runs on your own hosting with no platform fee, full control of the code and data, and no limits on custom logic. It needs real maintenance, which is what the care plan covers.
We build both, and we will tell you which one fits your catalog, your team and how much you expect to customize. The rent-or-own test applies to stores too.
How it works
Scope, build, test, run.
A store is a small business system with a checkout on the front. We scope it like one.
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01
Scope
Catalog size, payment and shipping rules, integrations, and who runs the store day to day, written down before anything is built.
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02
Build
Theme, checkout, payments, shipping, tax and integrations, built on a staging copy so a live store keeps selling while we work.
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03
Test
Real test orders through every payment method, coupon, shipping zone and failure case before launch.
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04
Run
Launch, then monthly care: updates, security, backups and the hours to keep improving the store.
Proof, not promises
Store and checkout work.
Italian market and catering
D'Amico & Sons Market
A WooCommerce storefront that behaves like a real deli counter: Clover merchant-ID validation fixed, a Rollo label printer wired into fulfillment, and a catering module that switches on and off with the season.
See the project →Direct-to-consumer skincare
Face Forward
A complete launch stack: WooCommerce products with an order bump and a one-click post-purchase upsell, funnel and policy pages, Shippo fulfillment and ad pixels.
See the project →Health coaching, NZ and AU
Miraculoss
Customers were paying and receiving nothing. The failure was traced to the CRM’s native e-commerce and pinned to a nine-day window, and Stripe subscription billing was rebuilt.
See the project →Pricing
Build once. Keep it selling.
Launch
$497/mo
$5,500 build
- WooCommerce or Shopify store
- Up to 50 products loaded
- Payments, shipping and tax set up
- Updates, backups and security
- 2 hrs/mo of store edits
Recommended
Growth
$997/mo
$9,500 build
- Everything in Launch
- CRM and email platform connected
- Abandoned-cart and post-purchase flows
- Upsells, order bumps and subscriptions
- 5 hrs/mo of improvements
Operations
$1,997/mo
$15,000 build
- Everything in Growth
- POS and inventory connections
- Fulfillment and label automation
- Wholesale or B2B pricing
- 10 hrs/mo, bi-weekly calls
Build fees are billed once at kickoff. Monthly plans cover care and improvements, month-to-month, cancel anytime.
Reading list
Before you pick a platform.
Common questions
What owners ask before building a store.
Should I use WooCommerce or Shopify?
Shopify if you want the least maintenance and your catalog and checkout are straightforward. WooCommerce if you want to own the platform, avoid monthly platform and app fees, or need custom logic such as unusual pricing, catering or wholesale rules. Both can sell well; the right choice depends on your catalog, your team and how much you expect to customize.
How much does an online store cost?
Launch is $497 a month ($5,500 build); Growth is $997 a month ($9,500 build); and Operations is $1,997 a month ($15,000 build). The build is billed once; the monthly plan covers care, updates and improvement hours, and it is month-to-month.
Can you take over or fix my existing store?
Yes. Rescues are a big share of the work: failed payments, broken checkouts, plugin conflicts, slow pages and security cleanup. We start with an audit and fix whatever is costing sales first.
Can my store connect to my CRM or point of sale?
Usually. We connect stores to CRMs and email platforms so every order lands on the customer record with the right tags, and to payment and POS systems such as Clover and Square as far as their integrations allow. What is possible depends on the POS, so it is scoped before we quote.
How long does it take to build an online store?
A Launch store usually takes four to six weeks once product photos and descriptions are ready; Growth and Operations builds run longer depending on the integrations. Product content is usually the slowest part, not the build.
Who owns the store?
You do. Shopify stores live in your own Shopify account, and WooCommerce stores run on hosting you control with full access. Products, customers and order history are yours, and you have every login.
Do you set up sales tax and shipping?
We set up the tax and shipping rules in the store and connect the tools that calculate them. Your accountant decides where you owe sales tax; we make sure the store charges it correctly once they do.
Show us your store, or your plan for one.
Fifteen minutes on Zoom. We will tell you which platform fits, what it would take, and what we would fix first.
Book the call →