Retail website
When someone looks for your product nearby, are you the shop they are pointed to?
A search engine cannot guess what you sell. It has to be written down, range by range.
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Why an AI names another shop
- Ranges and brands never written
- Real opening hours nowhere to be found
- No stock, no collection
A customer hesitates between two shops, and decides on a detail
Usually on a phone, usually on the move. Three things settle it.
“Who sells this nearby, right now?”
“Our products”
- A wide choice for the whole family.
- Brands: not named
- Stock: unknown
nothing to quote, nothing to compare
One page per product
- Veja Campo trainers · €129
- In stock in Chessy
- Collect in store within 2 h
brand, price, stock: all written down
You are not named.
You are named, and reachable.
Directions in one tap
A tappable address that opens the map. An address as plain text makes people give up.
Today’s hours, visible straight away
Not in the footer: at the top, where people look for them.
A phone number to check stock
“Do you have it in stock?” is the most common question before travelling.
Three searches, three chances
Three searches you hear in the shop. If the answer is not on your site, in plain text, you get skipped.
“Where can I buy this near Chessy?”
your rangesYour ranges and your brands have to appear. An engine does not guess what you sell.
“A shop open on Monday near Val d’Europe?”
opening hoursYour real hours, bank holidays included. It is the first filter applied.
“Do they do click and collect?”
collectionWrite it plainly. “Click and collect” with no explanation does not speak to everyone.
Four things that make what you sell obvious
Fixed once, they make your shop show up when people search for your products.
Product pages engines can read
A product with no page of its own does not exist for Google or for an AI. With a page, it becomes a reason to name you.
the foundationYour brands, written down
People search for a brand before they search for a shop. If it appears nowhere, the search never leads to you.
Click and collect, or delivery
Whichever you actually offer, said plainly. It is often what decides between you and a chain.
direct gainHours and directions at the top
Not in the footer. At the top, where people look, tappable to open the map.
mobile first
A third of businesses have no website at all
- 65 %of small and medium businesses have a website presenting their activity. Being present is no longer enough; you have to be findable.
- 37 %say they struggle to find a digital provider that suits them, up 15 points in a single year.
France Num Barometer 2025 · French Directorate General for Enterprise · 11,021 responding companies
What a customer who cannot find you costs
Your average basket, your missed customers: put in your figures, we only do the multiplication.
Revenue missed over a year
€16,200
These are people who were looking for what you sell, and bought it elsewhere.
Comment ce montant est calculé
Customers per month × average basket × 12. Nothing else. The figures are yours, change them as you like.
customers searching online without finding you, per month × average basket in your shop × 12
Retail website
Live in four to six weeks
Product pages, payment, stock, Google listing, Google and AI visibility. Detailed quote within 24 hours, and it does not move afterwards.
from €799
Your products or ranges, described
Hours, address and directions
Collection, delivery or reservation
Google listing linked to the site
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 7 pm · Reply within one working day
Questions shop owners ask
I already sell on a marketplace. What is the point?
The point is to stop depending on a middleman who takes a commission and keeps the customer relationship. Your site does not necessarily replace the marketplace; it gives you back the direct channel.
I have far too many products to put online
We start with ranges and brands, not the full catalogue. One well-described range brings more people than three hundred rushed product pages.
My stock changes constantly
We can show availability without showing exact stock. “In store” or “to order” is enough to trigger a visit, and it updates in two clicks.
I do not want to sell online, just to be found
That is a common case, and it costs less. A brochure site with your ranges, your hours and directions starts at €499.
How much of my time does it take?
Thirty minutes on a call at the start, then your opinion on the mock-up. Photos and descriptions: you provide them, or we handle it.
I already have a Facebook or Instagram page
It makes you visible to people who already follow you. An AI rarely quotes a social account: it quotes a site where the information is written and checkable.
Is ChatGPT the same thing as Google?
Not quite. Google ranks ten results; an AI names two. It needs explicit facts: what you sell, where, when you are open. That is included in the price.