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Platform Setup & Configuration
Full WooCommerce or Shopify environment configured to specification: hosting, domain, SSL, payment gateways, and tax settings.
Enterprise E-Commerce Development · Singapore
Enterprise e-commerce development
Namtech Pte Ltd, a Singapore AI transformation consultancy, builds WooCommerce and Shopify stores for 100 to 300 SKUs from SGD 12,000, delivered in 8–18 weeks. Builds include PayNow and Stripe payments, e-commerce SEO and GA4 tracking, with ERP and inventory sync in the Growth package.
SKUs supported
100–300
Fixed scope
Delivery timeline
8–18 weeks
Milestone-governed
Starting investment
SGD 12,000
Fixed price, excl. GST
The problem
Why many online stores underperform
Online stores underperform when they are launched rather than engineered: the cost shows up in conversion rates, operational overhead and rework that could have been avoided at the start. These are the five gaps we design out.
A store that looks good is not the same as one that sells.
- 01
Poor technical architecture
Stores built without scalability planning collapse under traffic, fail during promotions, and require costly re-architecture when the business grows beyond initial projections.
- 02
Mobile experience neglect
Stores built desktop-first with retrofitted mobile styles give mobile shoppers a poor experience, convert poorly and can rank lower in search when they fail Core Web Vitals.
- 03
No ERP or inventory integration
Manual stock management, disconnected order workflows, and absent automation create operational bottlenecks that become unmanageable beyond a certain order volume.
- 04
Checkout friction and conversion loss
Unoptimised checkout flows, missing trust signals, slow load times and missing payment options all cause avoidable revenue loss in otherwise functional stores.
- 05
No governance at project handover
Stores delivered without documentation, admin training, or defined maintenance ownership create ongoing vendor dependency and uncontrolled post-launch costs.
Delivery framework
Four-phase commerce delivery
Every e-commerce build moves through four milestone-gated phases: commercial planning, storefront architecture, development and integration, and deployment. Scope is locked before development begins, and no phase starts without written client approval.
Phase 01
Strategy & Commercial Planning
Business model, SKU scope & revenue architecture
Analysis of product catalogue structure, pricing strategy, payment gateway requirements, fulfilment model, and target conversion objectives. All commercial parameters documented before design commences.
Phase 02
Storefront Architecture
UX design, conversion flow & platform configuration
Mobile-first UX design with defined conversion hierarchy. Platform selection (WooCommerce or Shopify), theme architecture, product page structure, category taxonomy, and checkout flow design.
Phase 03
Development & Integration
Build, ERP integration, payment & automation setup
Full storefront development including product catalogue setup, payment gateway integration, inventory management configuration, ERP or accounting system integration, and performance optimisation.
Phase 04
Testing & Deployment
QA, UAT, go-live & handover documentation
Structured testing across devices, browsers, and purchase flows. Order simulation, payment testing, and inventory sync validation. UAT sign-off required before go-live. Full admin documentation provided.
Written client approval required before each phase commences.
Phase weeks are indicative for a typical project. Committed package timelines: Structured Launch Store 8–14 weeks, Growth Commerce Platform 12–18 weeks.
What's included
What every store includes
These eight deliverables are standard in every store build; ERP and accounting integration is part of the Growth Commerce Platform package.
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Mobile-First Storefront Design
Custom storefront designed mobile-first with optimised product pages, category structure, and conversion-focused layout hierarchy.
03
Product Catalogue Setup
Complete product import, categorisation, variant configuration, and inventory setup within the agreed SKU scope.
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ERP & Accounting Integration
Integration with Odoo, Xero, QuickBooks or an equivalent accounting/inventory system for automated order and stock sync (Growth Commerce Platform).
05
Payment Gateway Integration
Stripe, PayNow, PayLah, and additional regional payment methods configured and tested across all purchase flows.
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E-Commerce SEO Configuration
Product schema markup, URL structure, meta configuration, sitemap, and Google Search Console setup for organic search visibility.
07
Analytics & Conversion Tracking
Google Analytics 4 enhanced e-commerce tracking, Meta Pixel, conversion goals, and abandoned cart reporting configured at launch.
08
Admin Training & Documentation
Role-based training for store administrators covering product management, order processing, inventory updates, and reporting.
Engagement governance
How we govern your build
E-commerce projects are prone to scope expansion, integration surprises and post-launch cost disputes. Each engagement runs under six written controls that prevent them.
Defined SKU Limits
The product catalogue scope is documented and fixed before commencement. SKU count, variant complexity, and product types are all agreed in writing.
Defined Integration Scope
All third-party integrations (ERP, accounting, logistics, payment) are specified and locked before development. No undisclosed integration work mid-project.
Fixed Revision Cycles
Each design and development phase includes defined revision rounds. Additional revision cycles are separately scoped and quoted.
No Open-Ended Feature Additions
Features not included in the agreed scope require a formal change request with documented cost and timeline impact before any work commences.
Written Scope Change Approval
Any scope modification is documented, priced, and signed off before execution. No verbal additions accepted during the engagement.
Milestone Payment Alignment
70% at project commencement, 30% upon go-live sign-off. No payment milestones tied to post-launch performance or third-party factors.
Engagement packages
Fixed-scope commerce packages
Namtech offers two fixed-price e-commerce packages: Structured Launch Store (up to 100 SKUs, SGD 12,000, 8–14 weeks) and Growth Commerce Platform (up to 300 SKUs, SGD 18,000, 12–18 weeks). Prices are in SGD excluding GST; no retainers.
Structured Launch Store · Tier 1
A complete, production-ready e-commerce store for businesses launching or rebuilding their online sales channel. Suitable for brands with up to 100 SKUs.
SGD12,000
8–14 weeks · Up to 100 SKUs
- WooCommerce or Shopify setup
- Mobile-first custom storefront design
- Up to 100 products configured
- Payment gateway integration (up to 3)
- E-commerce SEO configuration
- Google Analytics 4 & conversion tracking
- CMS training & admin documentation
- 2 weeks post-launch support
Terms Fixed investment · No hidden costs · 70% upfront · 30% on go-live sign-off
Not included ERP / accounting integration
Growth Commerce Platform · Tier 2
A full-scale commerce platform for growth-stage brands requiring higher SKU capacity, ERP integration, and advanced automation infrastructure.
SGD18,000
12–18 weeks · Up to 300 SKUs
- All Tier 1 inclusions
- Up to 300 products configured
- ERP or accounting system integration
- Inventory sync & automated order workflows
- Advanced abandoned cart & retargeting setup
- Multi-currency or multi-region configuration
- 3 rounds of design revision
- 4 weeks post-launch support
Terms Fixed investment · Scope locked at start · 70% upfront · 30% on go-live sign-off
Custom scope Logistics platforms, loyalty systems, or custom APIs are scoped and quoted separately after discovery.
Package comparison
| Item | Structured Launch Store | Growth Commerce Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Investment | SGD 12,000 | SGD 18,000 |
| Timeline | 8–14 weeks | 12–18 weeks |
| SKU limit | Up to 100 SKUs | Up to 300 SKUs |
| ERP / accounting integration | Not included | Included |
| Inventory sync & order automation | Not included | Included |
| Multi-currency / multi-region | Not included | Included |
| Post-launch support | 2 weeks | 4 weeks |
| Payment | 70% upfront · 30% on go-live sign-off | 70% upfront · 30% on go-live sign-off |
All engagements subject to a scoping call prior to proposal. SKUs exceeding the package limit are quoted separately. Pricing in SGD excluding GST.
Why Namtech
Why Singapore brands choose Namtech
Six working commitments that apply to every Namtech e-commerce project.
ERP & E-Commerce Integration Expertise
Namtech's experience delivering Odoo ERP implementations provides a direct advantage in building commerce stores that connect natively to inventory, accounting, and fulfilment systems.
Conversion-Focused Design
Every design decision (page layout, CTA placement, product presentation, checkout flow) is evaluated against its commercial impact, not just its aesthetic quality.
Mobile-First Execution
Every store is designed and built mobile-first, with desktop layouts derived from the mobile design rather than the reverse.
Singapore Project Governance
Projects are managed from Singapore with a named project lead, defined escalation paths and milestone reporting to client stakeholders.
Platform-Agnostic Expertise
Namtech delivers on both WooCommerce and Shopify. Platform selection is driven by business requirements, not vendor preference or margin considerations.
Financially Disciplined Delivery
Fixed-scope, fixed-cost engagements. Every project has a defined endpoint with documented acceptance criteria.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Singapore with Namtech?
Structured Launch Store (up to 100 SKUs) is SGD 12,000 and Growth Commerce Platform (up to 300 SKUs) is SGD 18,000. Both are fixed-price in SGD excluding GST; SKUs above the package limit are quoted separately.
How long does it take to build an online store?
Structured Launch Store takes 8–14 weeks and Growth Commerce Platform takes 12–18 weeks. Delivery runs in four milestone-gated phases, each needing written client approval.
Do you build on WooCommerce or Shopify?
Both. Platform selection is made during the storefront architecture phase, based on your business requirements.
Which payment methods can my store accept?
Stores can be configured with Stripe, PayNow, PayLah and additional regional payment methods. Structured Launch Store includes up to 3 payment gateways.
Can the store sync with my ERP or accounting system?
Yes, in the Growth Commerce Platform package: it includes ERP or accounting integration (for example Odoo, Xero or QuickBooks), inventory sync and automated order workflows. Structured Launch Store does not include ERP or accounting integration.
E-commerce strategy
Build a revenue engine that scales.
Book a 30-minute strategy consultation. We review your commerce requirements and send a fixed-price proposal within 3 business days. No obligation.