Pearce Robinson.

Online stores · Trinidad & Tobago

An online store thatactually takes payment.

A store is only real when customers can pay and you can ship without chaos. We build the storefront and the engine behind it: card payments, stock that matches your shelf, orders, receipts and the emails that go out on their own.

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From TT$35,000

What’s included

Everything behind the front door.

01

Card payments in TTD & USD

Checkout that settles properly, with receipts and order confirmations.

02

One stock for shop and site

Sell in store and online from the same inventory — no double counting.

03

Real product options

Sizes, colours, variants and collections, managed from one dashboard.

04

Orders & customers

Every order and customer in one place, searchable and exportable.

05

Automatic emails

Order confirmations, back-in-stock notices and store alerts — sent for you.

06

Promotions & seasons

Run Carnival, Christmas and back-to-school campaigns from the same system.

Honest prices

What it costs. All of it.

Business system

TT$35,000–40,000

Live in 1–4 days · care TT$2,100/mo

  • Everything in Essential
  • Online store
  • Point of sale
  • Inventory
  • Payments
  • CRM & client records

Whole business + app

TT$65,000–80,000

Live in 2–4 weeks · care TT$3,800/mo

  • Everything in Business system
  • iPhone & Android app
  • Bookings
  • Client portal
  • Full automation
  • Staff tools & rotas

Prefer to spread it out? Pay 60/40, or over 6 or 12 months. See full pricing

Can customers in Trinidad pay by card?
Yes. The Registry takes card payments in TTD and USD with server-confirmed settlement and receipts.
Does the online store connect to my shop?
It can. When we build the till as well, the store and the shop sell from one stock.
What does an online store cost?
Our Business system — online store, point of sale, inventory, payments and customer records together — is TT$35,000–40,000, with care of TT$2,100 a month.

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