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Perfume online stores for Birmingham sellers who ship across the country.

Codeeo offers perfume ecommerce website development Birmingham fragrance businesses can run retail and trade sales through from one admin. We build online stores for oud and attar houses on Ladypool Road and in Alum Rock, perfume shops near the Bullring and Grand Central, boutiques in Solihull and Sutton Coldfield, and online brands packing orders from units across the West Midlands. Decants and oils sold by the millilitre, gift bundles, wholesale price lists and delivery rules for flammable goods are planned in from the start.

Birmingham sits in the middle of the country, which makes it a practical place to dispatch from. A store that takes orders cleanly, packs them correctly and tells every customer the truth about delivery turns that location into repeat business.

Built for
Fragrance retailers, oud and attar specialists, wholesalers and online perfume brands based in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands.
Typical timeline
Worked out in discovery from your range, trade customers and systems, then confirmed in a written plan before design starts.
What you own
Your domain, store, product catalogue, trade price lists, customer accounts and order history, held in accounts in your name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

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What the store includes

Retail, trade and gifting handled by one Birmingham store.

Many Birmingham perfume businesses do more than one thing. A shop on Soho Road may also supply smaller stores across the Black Country, sell oils by weight to regulars and send gift boxes to family across the country before Eid. A store that only understands simple retail forces staff into workarounds, and those workarounds break first in the busy weeks when they matter most. Our perfume online store development Birmingham projects start by listing every way you sell today, then designing products, pricing and checkout around them. The features below are the ones that usually earn their place; we scope your version in discovery and leave out anything you will not use.

Explain your project
  • Oils, decants and measured sizes

    Attar and perfume oils sold in the measures your customers ask for, such as small bottles, decants or refills, each with its own stock, price and barcode. Stock can be drawn from a bulk container so the system knows how much oil remains.

    Customers order the size they want without phoning the shop.

  • Trade accounts and price lists

    Approved trade buyers log in to see wholesale prices, minimum order quantities and their credit terms. Orders generate VAT invoices automatically and can be paid by card or bank transfer.

    Wholesale orders stop arriving by text message.

  • Gift bundles and festival boxes

    Build your own gift sets with a fixed number of slots, presentation boxes and add on items, plus ready made boxes for Eid, Diwali, Christmas and Mother's Day that can be scheduled to go live and come down on set dates.

    Seasonal ranges launch on time without a late night of edits.

  • Peak season capacity

    Hosting, caching and checkout tested for the traffic spikes that come before festivals, with an order queue your packing team can work through in priority order and clear dispatch cut offs shown on site. If a product sells out mid campaign, it switches to a waitlist instead of disappearing.

    The store keeps taking orders during the busiest weeks.

  • Next day dispatch rules

    Delivery options worked out from basket contents and postcode, with carrier limits on perfume volume and quantity applied automatically. Orders over a limit are split, and services that do not accept flammable goods are hidden.

    Parcels leave the West Midlands with a carrier that accepts them.

  • Shop collection

    Click and collect from your Birmingham shop or shops, offered only when the item is in stock there, with a message when the order is ready and a simple check at the counter. Uncollected orders trigger a reminder and, after a period you set, a refund.

    Local customers collect the same day without queuing twice.

  • Clear product details

    Concentration, notes, oil base, ingredients, allergen information and the Responsible Person details held as structured fields, so a fragrance looks the same on the website, in Google Shopping and on any marketplace.

    Product information stays correct wherever it appears.

  • Payments customers trust

    Cards with Strong Customer Authentication, Apple Pay, Google Pay and pay by bank, plus the option to accept bank transfer for trade orders. Delivery costs appear before the payment step, and saved addresses make the next order quicker for regulars.

    Fewer abandoned checkouts at the final step.

  • Reviews and reorder reminders

    Verified reviews collected only from real buyers, in line with the fake review rules in the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, plus reminder emails timed to when a bottle or oil is likely to run out, sent only to customers who agreed to marketing.

    Regulars come back before they buy elsewhere.

  • Admin your staff can run

    Order screens, packing lists, returns and stock adjustments laid out for the people who use them, with permissions so shop staff, packers and managers each see what they need.

    Less training and fewer mistakes during busy weeks.

Who this is for

Birmingham fragrance businesses we plan stores for.

The city's perfume trade is broad. Family firms that have sold oud and attar for decades sit alongside young brands selling online, high street shops in the centre and premium independents in the suburbs. Each needs a different store, and the right choice depends on who your customers are and how many ways you sell to them. These four are the most common starting points, and many businesses we speak to are a mix of two of them, which the store can handle without becoming harder for staff to use.

01

A family attar and oud business

Your regulars know what they want, often by name and measure. The store lets them reorder in seconds, buy oils in the sizes you sell over the counter and send gifts to relatives in other cities. Staff keep the shop phone line for advice rather than order taking, and stock moves correctly when a measure is decanted from bulk. Product pages can carry descriptions in Urdu or Arabic alongside English if your team supplies the wording, which helps older customers order confidently for themselves.

Repeat orders handled online, advice kept personal.

02

A retailer that also supplies smaller shops

You sell to the public and supply independent stores across the Midlands. Mixing those on one website needs care: trade buyers must see their own prices and terms, and the public must never see them. We build trade accounts with approval, separate price lists and VAT invoices, so both parts of the business run from one stock record. Trade customers can reorder their last delivery with one click, and your sales team sees who has not ordered for a while.

Retail and trade from one system.

03

A premium boutique in Solihull or Sutton Coldfield

Your customers expect presentation as good as your shop and delivery that feels considered. We focus on photography, gift wrapping, personal notes and a calm checkout, with click and collect for local regulars and tracked delivery for those further away. A wishlist and gift reminder feature lets customers save fragrances for birthdays and anniversaries, with consent recorded for any follow up email under PECR.

A store that matches the experience in the shop.

04

An online brand with a Midlands warehouse

You sell almost entirely online and want speed: fast pages, accurate stock and dependable dispatch. We integrate your warehouse or fulfilment partner, set carrier rules for perfume and connect email marketing with proper consent, so growth does not mean more manual work. Product feeds for Google Shopping and marketplaces come from the same records, so a price change in the admin reaches every channel without being typed twice.

Online growth without extra admin.

How we build your Birmingham perfume store

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe list every way you sell, every product format and every system involved, then agree what launches first and what follows.
  2. 02Catalogue structureSizes, measures, bundles, trade pricing and compliance fields are modelled first, so the store reflects how your products really work.
  3. 03DesignOur perfume ecommerce website design Birmingham work produces mobile first pages for browsing, gifting and trade ordering, reviewed with you at each stage.
  4. 04Build and connectionsPayments, carriers, EPOS, accounting and email marketing are connected, with VAT and delivery rules configured and documented.
  5. 05Testing at peakWe test real orders for every product type, check accessibility against WCAG 2.2 and load test the checkout so festival traffic does not slow it down.
  6. 06Launch and trainingOld URLs are redirected, your team is trained on orders, stock and promotions, and we watch the first weeks closely with you, fixing anything real orders reveal.

Technology

What we build this with.

WooCommerce suits many Birmingham sellers who want trade pricing and full control on their own hosting. Shopify works well for brands that want less maintenance. Where retail, trade and several warehouses meet, a custom or headless build may be the better fit. We explain the trade offs, including the running costs each option creates, before you choose.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions from Birmingham perfume sellers

It depends on how many ways you sell and how many systems must connect.

A retail only store for a focused range is quicker than a site that combines retail, trade accounts, measured oils and EPOS sync. If you want to launch before a festival, tell us at the first call, because we plan backwards from the date and decide what must be ready and what can follow. A smaller first release that is fully tested is safer than a large one rushed into the busiest weeks of the year. The schedule is agreed in writing after discovery, and product information supplied early keeps it on track.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews