One fixed offer is a useful starting point.
A standard 1–12 content-page build includes a simple hosted checkout connection for one fixed-price offer. Provider fees are separate.
WEBSITES FOR SIMPLE OFFERS & CATALOGUES
Make the offer clear.
Make the next step easy.
For businesses selling a straightforward product, service or deposit—or showing a catalogue before an inquiry. The page count and the transaction requirements are different decisions.
Grifflit works nationwide. Your final pages and connections are confirmed for your project before payment.
WHAT YOUR CUSTOMER NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND
A catalogue does not have to be a shop.
Reusable item pages, filters and inquiry steps can help buyers choose before speaking to you. Listings do not automatically include online purchases or live inventory feeds.
Extra complexity should be visible early.
Variants, shipping, tax configuration, subscriptions, inventory synchronization and delivery access need their actual requirements reviewed. Required extras are priced before purchase.
A USEFUL STARTING SITEMAP
One focused page.
One clear offer.
This one-page map is a suggested starting point, not a compulsory package. We adapt it to your real services and confirm the final page list before payment.
See this package →Help me choose a different map →- 01Offer page
Explain the product or service, what is included, price, fulfillment and a clear purchase action.
CHOOSE THE TRANSACTION YOU ACTUALLY NEED
Catalogue and inquiry.
Show reusable product or item details, then ask which item interested the visitor. This works when availability or the final price needs a human reply. Showroom is designed for browsing and inquiries, not automatic online orders.
One fixed-price checkout.
For a standard 1–12 content-page build, connect one agreed fixed-price product, service or deposit to a hosted checkout. Confirm the payment provider and its processing fees; a checkout link does not create a shopping cart.
Full commerce.
Multiple products, variants, shipping, tax rules, stock feeds or customer order accounts change the technical scope. We review the actual workflow and quote it separately before package payment.
Compare website functions, then check the one-page build and service cost. No sample checkout collects payment.
BEFORE ANYONE QUOTES A FEATURE
The questions
that change scope.
- Is there one fixed-price offer, multiple products, or an inquiry before purchase?
- Do you need shipping, variants, limited stock or fulfillment connections?
- Will the customer pay a deposit, recurring amount or one-time price?
- Is catalogue inventory maintained by hand or supplied by another system?
Does a one-page website include checkout?
The 1–12 content-page packages include a simple hosted checkout connection for one fixed-price product, service or deposit at no additional build/page charge. The provider's checkout and standard confirmation screens do not use your page allowance. Payment-processing fees apply separately.
Does that include a full online store?
A shopping cart, product variants, shipping rules, stock synchronization, customer order accounts and additional payment configurations need separate scope. Listing-page allowances do not automatically include those features. Showroom covers catalogue browsing and inquiries; online purchases, live reservations and inventory feeds are separately scoped.
Does Showroom include 100 content pages plus 60 listings?
No. Its limit is up to 100 total launch pages, with up to 60 listings counted within that total. It is a catalogue built with up to eight reusable layouts, rather than 100 individually designed pages.