It depends. Every web site is as different as the companies that own them. We have 3 packages you can choose from. We offer a Basic corporate web site with the following pages: We offer a Platinum package which is an all-inclusive e-commerce enabled web site. The Platinum is a turnkey template based web site for smaller budgets that includes everything you need to start doing business online. The Platinum package is typically $6,995.00 and can be financed with $995.00 down for 36 months at $170.

E-commerce is the sale of tangible goods through a web site and usually involves the acceptance of credit card orders via the web. E-commerce web site range from the very simple to the enormously complex. The easiest way to start accepting credit card orders from your site is to employ a third party to handle all of the credit card processing chores for a small percentage of each sale, usually about eight or nine percent.

Brochures, logos, photographs, product descriptions, business cards etc. are all recommended resources to use. For new businesses we will help you get started from scratch. A dedicated person will answer any questions during your website project.

Sound Ideas accepts the following credit cards for online orders: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Diner's Club. All sales on the Sound Ideas e-commerce Web site are made in U.S. currency.

Above and beyond a simple e-commerce site, FreeTilitSells.com allows online buyers to make offers on items, and allows sellers to accept or reject these offers. In a more traditional manner, buyers may also purchase items immediately without haggling. FreeTilitSells.com has category-specific chat-rooms, automatic notification to interested buyers when new items are listed, customizable HTML descriptions, and advanced search functions.

Our web site uses the Network Solutions secure e-commerce platform to allow our customers to order products over the web site and know that all transactions are safe and secure.

Visit the FrontPage E-Commerce Solutions page to look for partners and tools to help you create an e-commerce site or add that capability to your existing site. Yes. The Microsoft Script Editor, included in FrontPage, helps users create and debug script and Active Server Pages (ASP) code.

Yes. You can choose to only utilize your included shopping catalog system and link to it from your existing site.

Yes. Sibelius Internet Edition is compatible with virtually any e-commerce system and payment method.

Yes, you have an obligation to register your e-Store/e-Commerce web site with the e-Commerce Division, Business Development Department of Ministry of Commerce at URL http://www.dbd.go.th/thai/e-commerce/regis_ecom.phtml . What is eComBot ? ] [ Why you need it ? ] [ What it serves ? ] [ Spec & Style ] [ Go get it ! ] [ Service Center ] [ FAQ ]

E-Commerce sites are not for everyone. It would not be advisable for companies that sell high-ticketed items to offer online transactions, since most credit card companies do not offer high enough credit limits. Also, businesses selling low-ticketed items have to make sure the expenses do not exceed the profits. A web presence whether it is communication based or geared towards marketing would be more suitable for such companies.

A - Electronic Commerce is a convenient and affordable way to sell products or services online. E-Commerce software and services such as store fronts, shopping carts enable individuals to maintain an online business while performing secure transactions right from the Web.

Number one, the overhead cost of an E-commerce web site is generally much less than the cost of maintaining a physical storefront; and number two, you have the ability to reach customers all over the world rather than being limited to a certain geographical location. Both of these factors equal to a broader target market for less overhead. A - No, you must go through your bank or use an accredited internet company to apply for your merchant account.

The price for a web site depends a great deal on what you need the site to do. A standard brochure site should cost as little as $1000, while a large e-commerce site could exceed $100,000. One of the recent incarnations of the Disney web site ran $30,000,000. (30 MILLION DOLLARS!) The good news is that a web site is always evolving - it's never "finished," so you don't need to feel pressured to build a final, complete site for your current budget.

A small to medium web store can be built using 'off the shelf' software. However, a website which you wish to have more control over and which allows your corporate style to be built in is a bit more complex and is something that we would do for you (see our e-commerce section for more information).

Yes. All three web development packages are specially designed to grow with your future online requirements.