coolblueweb

Coolblueweb was hired by a coffee grocer based in Washington State to develop a custom e-commerce solution for their subscription-based coffee business. The client required a system that could manage subscriptions and allow customers to request shipments at their convenience. Coolblueweb built a solution using bluCommerce, which also included a facelift for the frontend of the client's existing system. The project took one to two months of development time, followed by data normalization and mail integration. The total cost was around $75,000. The client appreciated Coolblueweb's support, education, and advice throughout the process.

A travel pillows company engaged Coolblueweb to diversify their sales avenues. The company was solely transacting on Amazon and wanted to build an HTML site with e-commerce capabilities. Coolblueweb was tasked with designing a searchable and optimizable HTML Magento site, replacing the client's previous Flash site. The total cost of the project was around $9,000, slightly above the original estimate due to changes in the client's requests. The client continues to use Coolblueweb's services for minor tweaks and updates.

Coolblueweb worked with a pop-culture collectible company to launch a subscription box service. The company, which had previously been business-to-business, wanted to branch out into the consumer market. Coolblueweb used their WordPress expertise to build a subscription website, converting the backend system while maintaining the same frontend appearance. The client appreciated Coolblueweb's solution-oriented approach, and they continue to work together on developing more features to enhance the customer experience and grow the business.