Peptide website and SEO questions we get every week.

Yes. Compound-level and procedural searches rank normally. What gets suppressed is claims you cannot support and pages with nothing behind them. We build authorship, citations and lab data in from the start so the site reads as a source rather than a shop making promises.

No, and we will push back if you ask. We sell on purity, testing, sourcing, storage and service. It converts better than claim-heavy copy anyway, and it keeps your payments and your listings where they are.

Conversion and email work usually moves numbers inside thirty to sixty days because the traffic is already there. Search compounds from month three and is normally the biggest channel by month nine. Anyone promising faster than that in this category is guessing.

WooCommerce for most research peptide stores, or a custom build when the catalogue is large. We avoid hosted platforms for this category because they can remove your store over a policy change and you have no say in it. On WooCommerce you keep control of the gateway and the data.

It depends on catalogue size and what state the site is in, so we quote instead of publishing a price list. You get a fixed number before any work starts.

One client per country per compound category. It is in the agreement, which is also why we only take a handful of new engagements each quarter.

Completely. Your hosting, your code, your gateway, your analytics, your email list. Nothing is locked to us or to a platform that can remove it.

Every build ships with a documented fallback gateway for exactly this. If it happens we can usually have an alternative live within a week, then review product copy so the next underwriting check is clean.