
Nelson
Ben Seelen
Email Marketing Expert (Klaviyo, Omnisend)
Want to start selling online, move your shop to a better platform, get hundreds of products loaded properly or fix a store that isn't selling? Tell us what you're after and we'll brief NZ ecommerce specialists who fit your budget, then introduce you.

Nelson
Ben Seelen
Email Marketing Expert (Klaviyo, Omnisend)

Auckland
Ross Cockton
Ecommerce Design and Development Specialist

Auckland
Zeeshan Naveed
Digital Marketing Expert

Auckland
Shafaq Fatima
Ecommerce Marketing Support (Shopify & CRM)

New Zealand
Gillian M
Practical Meta Ads Help for Small to Medium Sized Businesses
Local talent. Visible proof. Direct relationships.
Most ecommerce jobs are building or redesigning a store, or getting products loaded and moved across. Not sure what comes first? Tell us about your shop and we'll help.
Set up and optimise eCommerce stores tailored to your business.
Typically NZ$2,000–$75,000 + GST
Upload, organise and migrate products for your online store.
Typically NZ$500–$20,000 + GST
Email strategy, campaign creation, and automation for more useful customer communication.
Typically NZ$500–$4,500 + GST
Launch and manage paid ad campaigns that drive real results.
Typically NZ$600–$8,000 + GST
Capture high-quality product photos for web, print, or marketing.
Typically NZ$300–$12,000 + GST
Keep your website secure, updated, and running smoothly.
Typically NZ$39–$1,500 per month + GST
Most people come to us with a goal, not a job title. Here's where the most common ones usually land.
An ecommerce specialist can set up a starter store with payments, shipping and your first products loaded.
eCommerce Store Build & RedesignA product photographer can shoot clean packshots and a few styled images so your store looks as good as the real thing.
Product & eCommerce PhotographyEmail marketing can bring them back with abandoned-cart and follow-up emails that send themselves.
Email MarketingWe do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the ecommerce specialist you choose.
Share your project, the help you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Review interested freelancers and their work. Choose who you want an introduction to.
Agree the scope, timing, and price with your freelancer.
What New Zealand ecommerce specialists typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$2,000
Projects fromNZ$300
Indicative NZD, excluding GST and third-party costs. Freelancers set their own prices after reading your brief. Updated July 2026.
A few of the independent ecommerce specialists in our network. We share your brief more widely than the people shown here.

Email Marketing Expert (Klaviyo, Omnisend)

Ecommerce Design and Development Specialist

Digital Marketing Expert

Ecommerce Marketing Support (Shopify & CRM)

Practical Meta Ads Help for Small to Medium Sized Businesses
Real projects by freelancers in our network, and what their clients said about them.
Samantha Thornton-Jones
Samantha Thornton-Jones
Karen Rubado
Karen Rubado
Finn Greig
Ellie ManahiClaire has SO much knowledge and experience and really listens to what you want and need from your website. She goes the above and beyond to make sure everything runs perfectly!

Feedback for Claire Byrne
Full-Stack Product Manager · Auckland
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
A starter online store usually costs NZ$2,000–$6,000, and a custom small business store NZ$6,000–$25,000, excluding GST. Specialists quote after reading your brief. The number of products, custom design and connections to other systems move the price most.
A freelancer suits most small online stores: you deal directly with the person building it, usually for less. An agency makes sense for large stores that need design, development, marketing and ongoing support from one team.
Yes. Most people don't have one. Tell us what you're trying to achieve and we'll turn it into a brief with you before anything goes out to ecommerce specialists.
It depends on your products and systems. Shopify, WooCommerce and Squarespace all suit different businesses, and a specialist can recommend one after seeing what you sell and what you already use.
You should. Set up the store, payment and domain accounts in your business's name and give your specialist access, so your customers and order history stay with you.
Only if your freelancer is GST-registered. Registered ecommerce specialists add 15% GST to their quote, while many sole traders earning under NZ$60,000 a year aren't registered and won't charge it.
We aim to start sharing interested ecommerce specialists within a few working days of agreeing your brief. When work starts depends on their availability and your timing.
Share what you sell and where, and we'll help shape a brief and introduce NZ ecommerce specialists who fit.