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Tower Enterprise designs and 3D prints its own products in San Jose and sells them directly. The site had to work as a company site and a store at the same time, with room for product lines that are not launched yet.
Tower Enterprise is a parent company with one product line selling today, TE Racing, and two more on the way: collectibles and custom contract printing. Most small manufacturers either build one store for one product or one company page with no way to buy. This needed both.
So the structure is two levels. The company site explains who they are and how they work. Each product line gets its own branded section with its own pages, its own look and its own checkout. Adding the next line means adding a section, not rebuilding the site.
TE Racing makes pit and display stands for 1/10 and 1/8 scale RC cars. Its pages carry their own logo, a racing look and their own navigation, while the breadcrumb keeps them tied to Tower Enterprise.
The overview page answers the two questions a racer has first: which stand fits my cars, and what does it cost. Prices are on the page, not behind a contact form.
Each stand comes in two scales, 3 base colors and 9 accent colors. Instead of a dropdown and a stock photo, the buyer picks a scale and colors and the product photo updates to that exact combination before they buy.
The price updates with the scale, and the build goes straight to checkout. Every stand is printed to order and ships in 3 to 7 business days, and the page says so right above the buy button.
Payments run through Stripe Checkout, so card details are entered on Stripe and never touch the site. Shipping is a flat rate by region, $24 for the West up to $75 for Alaska and Hawaii, added at checkout. Shipping, returns and terms each have their own page.
There is no separate store platform subscription. It is a hand coded site with Stripe behind the buy button, and Stripe charges per sale.
A store only works if people can find the products. This build included my Search Visibility Setup.
A small manufacturer or maker that sells a short catalog directly and wants a store that looks like their brand, not a template. For hundreds of products, inventory sync or a point of sale, Shopify is the better fit and I will tell you that up front.
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