Online stores and ordering
A template store makes the business fit the template. We build the catalog, the cart, the subscription or the ordering flow the way the business already works, and the checkout, the deposits and the invoicing are run by the same company that built the site.
catalog · cart · subscriptions · ordering · checkout on the same stack
Fusion Payments — What we build
Each line below is something we have built and run for a client.
The products, the cart and the checkout live at your address, not on a marketplace page.
A club or membership bills on its schedule and ships what the business decides each cycle.
One site sends each order to the kitchen of the location the customer picked.
Donations and campaign sales run on the nonprofit's own site, so the donor never leaves it.
Gift cards and pre-orders are added when the business sells that way, and left out when it does not.
Customers can sign in and see what they ordered before.
Why one stack
Most stores hand the shopper to a processor at the moment money appears. Ours keep the checkout on the same stack as the card processing, so the people who built the store can also see the payment.
The checkout is part of the store build, on your domain and in your typography, not a payment page added afterwards.
checkout: same stack, same team
The deposits team and the web team answer the same phone number.
deposits: same stack, same team
A dispute, a refund or a late deposit is handled by people who can see the order and the payment together.
disputes: same stack, same team
Wholesale and trade customers can be invoiced from the same account the store runs on.
invoice: same stack, same team
Fusion Payments — Live stores
Everyday Cigar Club · Retail and online store
Everyday Cigar Club sells cigars from its own domain with a live cart, and runs a subscription club whose blends rotate each quarter. The catalog, the club and the rotation were built around the way the shop already works.
store: Store and live cart · Subscription club · Quarterly blend rotation
Visit Everyday Cigar Club
Daniel's Cheesesteaks · Restaurant
Daniel's Cheesesteaks runs one site for three locations, and its ordering router sends each order to the kitchen of the location the customer picked.
ordering: Three locations · Ordering router by location
Visit Daniel's Cheesesteaks
Ripz & Sipz · Vending
Ripz & Sipz sells cards, collectibles and merch from its machines, and its site carries a full shop for the same things: categories, product pages, a cart and a checkout on the same stack as the processing. It is built and reviewed on sample stock, and it opens on the live site the day the owner's own catalogue goes in.
shop, built: Catalogue, cart and checkout built · Opens with the owner's real stock
Visit Ripz & SipzOne full store and one ordering system are live today. The next one is yours.
Every live site we have builtFusion Payments — Questions on the record
Shopify and Wix are fine stores, and for some businesses they are the right answer. Ours is built around the way your business works, on your own domain, with the card processing and the invoicing on the same account, and you own it.
Yes, in writing. The domain, the content, the design and the built code belong to your business, and if you leave, the store leaves with you.
It depends on your card mix and your volume, so a person quotes it after reading your current processing statement. That statement review is the first look, and it is free.
see: Send us a statement
Yes, after a look at the site. A store can be added to the site you have as a care job, or the site can be rebuilt with the store in it, and we tell you which makes sense before any work starts.
see: Hosting and care
Start here
We map the practical path from the invoice or the sale to the deposit, and the systems it has to reach.
call: (407) 395-2832 · a person answers, not a queue
write: [email protected] · read by the people who build
* The first conversation is a reading, not a pitch — bring last month's processing statement and leave with every line on it explained. No fee, no obligation.
