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Ecommerce website demo

Test-drive a custom ecommerce store before you pay for one.

This ecommerce website demo is a working store, minus the inventory. Pick colors, add options, watch the price and the shipping change, and place a test order. You get to judge the thing itself instead of a mockup and a promise.

Ecommerce Services
  • Color swatches and paid add-ons
  • Shipping priced by cart weight
  • Free-shipping threshold and promo codes
  • Four payment options, all in test mode

Tip: the store opens below, inside a browser older than most interns. Use code DEMO10 at checkout. Nothing ships and nobody is charged.

Interactive ecommerce store demo

Store Demo — Netscape-style browser

Alamo Goods Co.

Fictional demo store

Demo store. Nothing ships, nobody is charged, and the coffee is imaginary. Try code DEMO10.

The Everyday Collection

Goods for people who use their things.

Six sample products, each chosen to show off one thing a custom store can do. Change a color, pick an option, and watch the price, the cart, and the shipping quote keep up.

Free ground shipping on orders over $75

Everyday Insulated Tumbler (24 oz), demo product photoShows: Swatches + add-on1.1 lb

Drinkware & Home

Everyday Insulated Tumbler (24 oz)

Demo product. A 24 oz tumbler in four colors with an optional straw lid, here to show how color swatches and a paid add-on change the price before the shopper reaches the cart.

ColorMatte Charcoal
$34.00$42.00
Commuter Backpack (22L), demo product photoShows: Size upgrade2.4 lb

Everyday Carry

Commuter Backpack (22L)

Demo product. A commuter backpack with a larger size that costs more, here to show an upgrade option and how a heavier item raises the shipping quote.

ColorObsidian Black
$118.00$145.00
Aluminum Tablet and Phone Stand, demo product photoShows: Color swatches0.8 lb

Workspace & Tech

Aluminum Tablet and Phone Stand

Demo product. A desk stand in three finishes, here to show color swatches on a product with no other options. Simple products should stay simple.

ColorSpace Gray
$48.00$59.00
Leather Field Cardholder, demo product photoShows: Personalization0.3 lb

Accessories

Leather Field Cardholder

Demo product. A leather cardholder with an optional monogram, here to show personalization that adds a fee and carries through to the cart line.

ColorSaddle Brown
$38.00$48.00
Hill Country Whole Bean Coffee (12 oz), demo product photoShows: Two option sets0.75 lb

Pantry & Beverage

Hill Country Whole Bean Coffee (12 oz)

Demo product. A bag of coffee with a roast choice and a grind choice, here to show two option sets on one product. The coffee is imaginary. The checkout logic is not.

$22.00$26.00
Merino Crew Socks (3-Pack), demo product photoShows: Size chart0.5 lb

Apparel & Essentials

Merino Crew Socks (3-Pack)

Demo product. A three-pack of socks with a size chart in the dropdown and a paid upgrade, here to show how sizing options read on a phone.

ColorHeather Charcoal
$28.00$35.00
© Alamo Goods Co., a company that does not exist. Store built by SA Web Development as a working demo.
Document: DoneCart: 2 items, 1.85 lbTest mode: no cards charged
ReadMe.txt

What the demo proves

What a custom ecommerce website does that a template fights.

Every feature in the store above is one we build for clients. Each exists for a plain commercial reason: fewer abandoned carts, fewer fees, and fewer apps billing you monthly for one checkbox.

  1. 1.

    Options that change the price on the spot.

    Pick the bigger backpack or add a monogram and the price updates before the shopper has time to wonder. Surprise charges at checkout are how “add to cart” turns into “I’ll think about it.”

  2. 2.

    Shipping priced by what is in the box.

    The cart adds up item weights and prices each carrier option from the total. The demo uses sample rates. Your store can ask your own USPS, UPS, or FedEx account instead of charging one flat guess and hoping it averages out.

  3. 3.

    Your payment processor, your choice.

    Cards, digital wallets, point-of-sale systems, or Apple Pay. A custom store connects to the processor you already use. Some hosted platforms charge an extra fee when you bring your own, which is a strange thing to pay for the privilege of choosing.

  4. 4.

    Rules you own, not rules you rent.

    Free shipping over $75, a 10 percent promo code, Texas sales tax. Each is a few lines of code that belong to you, not another monthly app subscription that stops working when the card on file expires.

  5. 5.

    Fast on a phone, where people actually shop.

    Images are sized for the screen that asks for them, and the pages do not wait on a pile of third-party scripts. A shopper on one bar of signal gets the store, not a spinner.

Setup — Try the demo

Four steps

How to test-drive the demo store.

Two minutes, no account, no card.

  1. 1

    Pick a color and an option

    Choose a swatch and an upgrade on any product. Watch the price change before you touch the cart.

  2. 2

    Add it to the cart

    The cart opens with the item, its options, and the new package weight. Change quantities and the totals follow.

  3. 3

    Choose shipping and payment

    Filter by carrier, pick a rate priced from the cart weight, and choose a card, a digital wallet, card plus POS, or Apple Pay.

  4. 4

    Place a test order

    Enter code DEMO10 for 10 percent off, then place the order. You get a confirmation with a sample tracking number. No card is charged.

New Store Wizard

Ecommerce development

Want this store with your products in it?

We build custom online stores for San Antonio and Texas brands whose products don’t fit a template: configurable items, wholesale pricing, subscriptions, or shipping rules that hosted platforms make awkward.

You own the code. You choose the payment processor. And if a hosted platform would serve you better, the free plan will say so, because talking you into a build you do not need is a poor way to keep a client.

  • A written plan and a fixed quote before work starts
  • Checkout built around your shipping and tax rules
  • Connected to the processor and carriers you already use
  • Tracking that ties each sale to the ad or page that produced it
Ecommerce developmentCustom ecommerce systems
Free Plan Setup Wizard

Get a free plan for your online store

Tell us what you sell and what your current store gets wrong. A person replies within four business hours with what to build first and what it should cost.

Step 1 of 3: Your goal
What should we fix first?
  • ✓ Free, no obligation
  • ✓ Reply in 4 business hrs
  • ✓ We never sell your info
Help Topics — Frequently Asked Questions

Help Topics

Ecommerce website questions, answered plainly

What the demo is, what a custom store costs, and when you should just use Shopify.

Is this ecommerce demo a real store?
No. It is a working demo with fictional products, sample prices, and sample shipping rates. Every control works: swatches, options, cart, shipping, discount codes, and checkout. The checkout runs in test mode, so no card is charged and nothing ships. It exists so you can judge how a custom store behaves before you pay for one.
How much does a custom ecommerce website cost in San Antonio?
It depends on catalog size, product options, integrations, and how much custom logic the store needs. A simple catalog costs far less than a configurator with wholesale pricing. We give you a fixed written quote after a free planning call, so the number is settled before work starts and does not grow while you are not looking.
Should I use Shopify or a custom ecommerce store?
Use Shopify if a standard theme and a few apps cover what you sell; it is quick to start. Go custom when your products need options the templates fight, when app subscriptions keep stacking up, or when you want your own payment processor without extra fees. The free plan tells you which fits, even when the answer is Shopify.
Can a custom online store calculate real shipping rates?
Yes. This demo prices shipping from cart weight using sample numbers. A live store can request rates from your USPS, UPS, or FedEx account at checkout and apply your own rules, such as free shipping over a set amount. Shoppers see an accurate price before they pay, so the total does not ambush them at the last step.
Which payment processors can my online store use?
Most of the common ones. The demo shows cards, a digital wallet, a point-of-sale option, and Apple Pay in test mode. A custom store connects directly to the processor you choose, so you can keep the account and rates you already have. If you also sell in person, a processor with point-of-sale hardware can keep online and counter sales in the same place.
How long does it take to build a custom ecommerce website?
It depends on how many products you sell, how they vary, and what the store has to connect to. You get a schedule with dates on it after the free planning call, before any work begins. Most of the time goes to product data and checkout rules, which is where online stores are won or lost.
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Free Store Plan

See your products in a store like this one.

Tell us what you sell and where your current store loses people. Within four business hours you get a short written plan: what to build, what to stop paying for, and what it should cost. Keep it whether you hire us or not.

Call (210) 346-0848

No contracts to sign. No sales script. Reply within four business hours, Monday through Friday.

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