E-commerce is the term used to describe the selling of goods and services over the Internet. In the most general sense, simply creating a Web site that advertises and promotes your products can be considered “ecommerce.” , however, In recent years ecommerce has become much more sophisticated.

Ecommerce businesses now offer elaborate online stores where customers can browse thousands of products, place an order, select the desired shipping method and pay for their purchases using their credit cards.

Probably you already have an idea of extending your business online. Online sales in the coming year are expected to total at least 10 billion, as more people world-wide gain access to the Internet, ecommerce and online shopping will become natural to consumers and businesses alike.

Can you afford to open an online store?

Our E-commerce plans and packages, can launch your online store and take your business into the information age—all for less than you think. 

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With believe that one plan for all is not the right approached to our customers needs. We do understand that every business has different needs and a budget. That is why we had several packages and plans to assisted you on your new endeavor.

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No, you don't. Our shopping carts are easy to work with. You don't need to know any HTML or Web programming. Depending on the plan or package we provide you with a all the help you need to create a store without any prior HTML knowledge. However, integrating the store with your Web site will require some HTML or Web editing knowledge. Also we provide with our custom packages all-inclusive ecommerce deal with less work for you.

You can sell any number of products on your site, from just a few items to thousands. Once you decide how many products you want to sell, you can pick the hosting plan or custom package that best meets your needs. For detailed information on the different plans and packages, Click here!

When you chose a plan or package, be sure to consider your site and your product offerings may grow in the future, as well as what advanced features and functionalities you want to offer your customers. For example, you may want to provide a search feature that lets your customers search for a specific product. You want to be sure that the plan or package you choose will be able to accommodate your growth and your changing needs as your customer base expands and your traffic increases.

Yes, our Web hosting accounts can be configured for the purposes of distributing software and/or multimedia products.

Remember depending upon the number of products you want to sell, the traffic you anticipate, the features and functionalities you want to provide to your customers. it is a most before you select the plan or package for your online store. 

There may be other costs associated with an online store. For example, if you want to be able to accept credit cards and process those transactions online, you will need a merchant account and a payment gateway service. Typically, there are initial setup fees as well as on-going costs for these services that will be in addition to your hosting costs.

Once you place your order online with a credit card, you can start building your store within 24 to 72 hours. This is the time needed to activate your domain name (if it is new) and to spread information around the world about the physical location of your site on the Internet. If you have a new domain name, this process takes 24 to 48 hours; if you are transferring your domain from another hosting provider, it takes 48 to 72 hours.

Once you start your site, it doesn't take long. Sites with 15 or fewer products can be set up in less than an hour. For most stores, however, it takes from a few hours to several days including week is is a custom online store.

You have a number of options for handling transactions. The most basic approach is to handle all of your transactions offline. For example, you could publish your address and have your customers send their orders along with a check or money order directly to you. You could also collect your customers’ credit card information via email or phone and then process the credit card transactions offline using your retail merchant account.

These are probably not the best approaches, though, because one the main reasons customers shop at an online store is for the speed and convenience it provides.

To increase the chances that customers will want to shop at your online store, it should be able to accept and process credit card transactions online and in “real time.” You can handle your own online transactions or outsource them to a third-party credit card processor.

If you want to be able to accept credit cards but do not want to handle these yourself, you can use a third-party online credit card processor. When your customers want to purchase a product, they click a link that takes them to the third-party’s Web site. There, they will submit their order and credit card information, which is then processed by the third-party processor. Essentially, these processors act as resellers. They may charge you a variety of fees for this service, including an initial set up fee, monthly fees and/or per-transaction fees. We advice or new customer to have there transaction done thru Paypal an ebay company.

PayPal

The Global Leader in Fast, Easy and Secure Online Payments!

PayPal has several secure solutions to meet your business needs so that you can accept credit card, bank transfer, debit card and PayPal balance payments on your website and via email!

If you want to handle online credit card transactions yourself, you will need an Internet-ready merchant account, a payment gateway service and an SSL certificate.

A merchant account enables you to accept credit cards as payment for the purchase of goods and services. There are different types of merchant accounts. For example, if you have a traditional “brick and mortar” store, you can get a retail merchant account. If you want to accept credit cards on your Web site, however, you need a specialize type of merchant account known as an “Internet-ready” merchant account.

Internet-ready merchant accounts enable you to handle Internet transactions in "real time" without any human intervention. Because the risk of credit card fraud is greater when you are accepting credit cards over the Internet, these specialized merchant accounts also provide additional checks that can significantly reduce the chance of credit card fraud. Once the transactions are processed, the merchant account provider transfers the funds received from the credit card transactions from your merchant account to your bank account.

A number of companies offer Internet-ready merchant accounts. You are free to choose any merchant account provider, as long as they support one of the following payment methods:  PayPal, VeriSign (PaymentNet), LinkPoint/Cardservice, CyberSource, Authorize.Net

I already have a merchant account. Can I use it with ecommerce plans or package?

What is a payment gateway? How do I find one?

How can I assure my customers that their transactions are secure?

What is SSL?

What is an SSL Certificate? How do I get one?