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Websites for bed makers and bed shops in West Yorkshire

A fast website that shows your beds properly, with an online shop for sizes, fabrics and options, trade pages for retailers, and moves from Shopify. Websites from £300, with hosting and care from £30 a month.

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Bed Maker Websites - Websites for bed makers and bed shops in West Yorkshire, from £300
Graphic: Web Matter / original graphic, Own work
  1. 1. Built for bedsSizes, fabrics, headboards, storage and honest lead times, laid out so customers can choose.
  2. 2. Trade and retailA shop for the public and a trade area for retailers, hotels and care homes.
  3. 3. Move from ShopifyWe move your products and pages and keep your Google rankings, tested on phones before the switch.

Price your website → Pick what you need and see a starting price.

Who we build for

What your website can include

Moving from Shopify, Wix or Squarespace

If your shop or website is on Shopify, Wix, Squarespace or another builder, we can move it to WordPress. Moves start from £150 for a simple site. Shops with products and options are quoted, and we confirm a fixed price in writing first. We redirect your old page addresses so you keep your Google rankings, build on a private copy so your current site stays live, and test on mobile phones, tablets and desktop before the switch.

Prices

Websites start from £300, and the monthly care plan, covering fast UK hosting, security, backups and updates, is from £30 a month, rolling with one month's notice. Online bed shops start from £650. Larger stores with many options, and trade areas, cost more, depending on the number of products and features. You can also price your site with our website price estimator.

Prices shown are starting prices and a guide. The final price depends on the options you select. Extras such as more pages, products, features or urgent delivery are added and confirmed in writing before you pay, and the price can increase if what you ask for changes after we agree it. Work is carried out according to the options you select and agree.

How it works

  1. Tell us about your business. Send the form with what you make and what you need.
  2. We agree the plan and a fixed price. In writing, before any work.
  3. We build it on a private copy. You check it and ask for changes.
  4. It goes live. We help with your domain, hosting and Google Search Console.

Where we work

We build for bed makers and shops across West Yorkshire, including Batley, Dewsbury, Bradford, Leeds, Wakefield, Huddersfield, Halifax, Cleckheaton, Heckmondwike and Keighley, and anywhere in the UK.

Guides: what a bed manufacturer website needs, selling beds online, moving from Shopify to WordPress.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a bed maker website cost?

Websites start from £300, with hosting and care from £30 a month. Shops with sizes, fabrics and options, and trade areas, cost more, and we confirm a fixed price in writing before you pay.

Can customers choose size and fabric online?

Yes. Your shop can offer sizes, fabrics, colours, headboards and storage as options, with the price updating as they choose.

Can you show made-to-order lead times?

Yes. Lead times can show on the product page and at checkout, and you can change them when your workload changes.

Can retailers and hotels have a trade area?

Yes. We can build a trade area with approved accounts, trade prices and order forms.

I am on Shopify. Can you move my shop to WordPress?

Yes. Moves start from £150 for a simple site, and shops with products and options are quoted. We move your products, pages and, where possible, customers and orders, redirect your old addresses and test everything before the switch.

Will it work on mobile phones?

Yes. We build for phones first and test on phones, tablets and desktop before launch.

Who owns the website?

You do. Your business name, content and photos are yours, and if you leave we help you move.

Is sending an enquiry free?

Yes. There is no obligation to go ahead.