St Pauls: a religious goods catalogue that sells beyond the shop door

Yes, and often better than a general retailer, because the buyer arrives knowing what they want. The work is in structure: clear categories, a search that finds an exact title, and a price on the card. Get those three right and a specialty catalogue converts without any of the discounting a mass-market store needs.

A catalogue store with categories, search, wishlist, cart, checkout and a news feed is a Pro build at ₱149,000, live in about 10 working days once we have your product list and photos. Unlimited products and unlimited users are included, so a growing catalogue does not change the price.

Because they record different intentions. A cart is 'I am buying this now'; a wishlist is 'I want this eventually', which in devotional and gift retail is a large share of demand. Keeping them separate means you can see what people are saving toward, which is useful information the cart alone never gives you.

Yes. Connect the store to a POS and both read from one stock record, so a statue sold over the counter stops being available online in the same moment. Without that link you end up apologising to an online buyer for something that left the shelf yesterday.

Your team. The admin panel and CMS are part of every VenderIT build, with training and documentation at handover. Adding a product, changing a price or publishing an announcement takes a few minutes and does not involve us.