Are you open, and where are you?
Hours, seasonal changes, and directions at the top of the page, matched to your Google profile so they agree everywhere.
For shops, markets & makers
Keep selling after the visitors go home
A shop that's easy to find in July and still takes orders in January: your hours and best sellers where visitors look, and a store that ships to the people who found you on vacation.
How customers choose
What shoppers want to know before they come in, or buy online
A visitor deciding whether to stop, or a past customer looking you up from home, wants a few answers fast.
What do you carry?
Your best sellers and categories as real pages, so the shopper who wants smoked salmon, a kite, or local art knows you have it.
Can I buy it from home?
A real store with a cart, checkout, and your shipping rules, so last summer's visitor can reorder in December.
What your site includes
Built to bring people in, and sell when they can't come
- Hours and seasons up front. Summer hours, winter hours, and holiday closures, kept current as small edits.
- A catalog people can browse. Products with photos, prices, and stock, on a phone as well as a laptop.
- Checkout and shipping. Cards and wallets through the store platform, with your own shipping rules and cut-off times.
- An email list for the off-season. Collect visitors' emails at checkout and send a note when the new season's stock is in.
- Found on Google Maps. Basic on-page SEO is included, and we can clean up your Google Business Profile.
The problem this solves
Everything past driving distance was a lost sale
What a shellfish company gives up selling only from a cooler at the market — and what a working storefront with an AI layer changes.
Before
Sales meant phone orders and a cooler at the fish market, so anyone outside driving distance was a lost customer — and every catalog and price question tied up someone who should have been packing boxes.
After
The whole catalog is browsable and buyable online: shoppers filter, add to a cart, and check out on their own, while AI pairings are built to lift order size, the assistant answers the repeat questions, and abandoned-cart and low-stock nudges are designed to win back sales that would otherwise slip away.
On this coast
Where coastal shops lose the sale
Situations that come up for shops, markets, and makers from the Peninsula to Astoria and Warrenton. They're common patterns, not client stories.
A rained-out beach day, and visitors searching for somewhere to go
When the weather turns, visitors look for a shop to browse from their phones. If your hours are wrong on Google, or nothing on your site says what you carry, they go somewhere that does.
Summer customers who want to reorder in December
Someone who bought smoked salmon, a kite, or a print on vacation looks you up from home months later. An online store and an email list are how that sale still happens.
The big-box stores on the highway
A local shop can't outprice the chain stores, but it can show up for what they don't carry: local makers, the hard-to-find part, advice. Pages for what you stock help Google show you for those searches.
We work with shops, markets and makers across Pacific County and the Astoria area, including Long Beach, Ocean Park, Raymond, Astoria, and Warrenton. Every town we serve
Through the year
Found in July, still selling in January
Before the season
Before the summer visitors, make sure Google and the site send them through your door.
- Summer hours on the site and the Google profile, matching.
- Best sellers and categories as real pages, with photos.
- A sign-up for your email list at the counter and at checkout.
In the slow months
When the foot traffic thins, the online store and the list keep sales coming.
- A note to your list when the holiday stock is in.
- The products people asked about over the summer, added to the store.
- Stock and wholesale orders in one place, onto a wholesale board if the spreadsheet is straining.
When you're ready for more
Wholesale and inventory without the spreadsheet
Wholesale orders by email, stock counted on paper, and the same product details typed into three places. A focused tool can keep wholesale accounts and standing orders in one place and show what's running low before the weekend.
What it costs
Most shops start with the site, then add the store
One monthly price, with the first three months paid up front, then month to month. Add-ons on your first order are about half price for as long as you keep them, and these prices include that. Your order shows the exact monthly price before anything starts — see how it works.
Works with the tools you already use
- Square
Already ring up sales in Square? Your in-store system can stay. The site can link to your Square online store, or the Online store add-on can run beside it.
Using something else? If it gives you a booking link or an embed, it works the same way. Online booking: $13 a month when you sign, $25 added later. Names are listed so you can find yours. We're not affiliated with any of these companies.
Website Plan
Hours, products & directions
$99per month · $297 to start
A fast, mobile-first site with your hours, what you carry, directions, and reviews: the site that brings visitors through the door.
Typical build: up to 2 weeks.
Start with this
Where most shops that sell online start
Package
Retail & Online Store
$177per month · $531 to start
Sell to the visitors who went home, all year: a full online store and an email list to bring them back.
- Website Plan$99
- Online store$65
- Customer list or email marketing$13
Add-ons at their price on your first order ($253 a month if added later), kept for as long as you keep them. Every add-on is also available on its own. Typical build: up to 2 weeks.
Start with this package
Software add-on
Wholesale order board
From$99per month, quoted for your workflow
Wholesale accounts, standing orders, and stock in one place, for you and whoever packs the boxes.
On top of the Website Plan ($99 a month). Hosting, the database, and upkeep are included.
Describe the workflow
Not ready for a website?
Google Business Profile Quick Start
$150–$300
We claim and tidy your Google Business Profile (hours, categories, photos, and a review link) so nearby customers find you. No website needed.
Ask about itHandy add-ons, priced for your first order: Starter shop ($40/month) · Online store ($65/month) · Customer list or email marketing ($13/month). All add-ons, and their price added later · Every package compared
Who you'll work with
Talk to the person who builds it
Riley Aschoff · OwnerNorthHead Digital is run from the Long Beach Peninsula. Riley is happy to meet at your business before you commit to anything. Call or text (360) 214‑6549.
Shops, markets & makers
Straight answers
I only want to sell a few things online. Do I need a full store?
No. The Starter shop add-on is for test-selling a few products. Move up to the full Online store when it's earning its keep.
How do new products and prices get onto the site?
Send us the photos, prices, and descriptions. There's no editor to learn: send us the change and it's made within three business days. Small edits are included in the Website Plan, and we don't count them. With the Online store add-on, the store's seasonal updates are part of its price.
What about card fees and the store platform?
Payment processing and the store platform are billed to your own accounts, and we list those costs before anything starts. You see the exact monthly price in writing first.
More questions? See the pricing FAQ or ask Compass in the corner.
Other industries
Not quite your line of work?
Boutiques · Gift shops · Seafood markets · Galleries · Makers
Turn this summer's visitors into next winter's orders
Tell us what you sell and how people buy from you today. We'll recommend the smallest practical first step and put the exact price in writing.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call or text Riley at (360) 214‑6549, or book a free 15-minute call.