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Enter a new market with everything in place.

We prepare everything you need to reach customers in a new country: the site or store, payments, delivery, content in the local language and the launch. We work in the UK, Europe, the Gulf, the US and Türkiye; company, tax and legal work sits with regulated partners.

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The result

What changes when it is done properly

One plan, one coordinator

A dated launch plan covering store, payments, partners and content, with Workly Up keeping every step on schedule.

A site or store built for the market

Local pricing, payments, shipping and returns, or booking, quote and contact flows if you offer a service, all set up for the customers you are entering.

Channels ready on day one

Google Merchant Center, analytics and marketplace listings set up for the market, so the launch is measured.

Packages

Choose the level of work that fits

Every project is scoped to the brand. Prices are shared in a proposal after a short conversation.

Starter

2–3 weeks

A readiness review and a market-ready store for one new market, working with your existing company and advisers.

Ideal for: Brands entering one new market through their existing company

What’s included

  • Readiness review of brand, store, payments and logistics
  • Local currency, pricing, shipping zones and returns
  • Duty and tax settings as your advisers specify
  • Policy pages structured for review by your legal adviser
  • A dated launch plan
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Growth

3–4 weeks

Everything in Starter, plus local content, payments, logistics, marketplaces and a coordinated launch.

Ideal for: Brands committing to a market with a full launch

What’s included

  • Everything in Starter
  • Payment methods customers in the market expect
  • Product, page and email copy in the local language
  • Logistics and returns coordinated with your partners
  • Launch campaign: content, email and paid social
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Scale

4–6 weeks

For several markets or a local company: Growth for each market, plus partner coordination and ongoing consultancy.

Ideal for: Brands entering several markets or setting up locally

What’s included

  • Growth for each market in the plan
  • Introductions to regulated partners for company, tax and legal work
  • Coordination of bank, payment provider and tax registration steps
  • A market-by-market roll-out plan
  • Post-launch review and consultancy
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Not sure which one fits? Decide with us on a short call.

Process

How the work runs

Our approach

  1. Readiness review

    We review brand, store, payments, logistics and content against what customers in the new market expect.

  2. Structure with partners

    Where needed, regulated partners advise on company, tax and legal, and your logistics partner confirms shipping and duties.

  3. Set up the store

    Pricing, payments, shipping, returns, policies and tracking are set up for the market, and the design adapted where it matters.

  4. Write for the market

    Product pages, emails and launch content are written in the market's language, for its customers.

  5. Launch and hand over

    We launch, watch the first weeks closely, then hand over to a monthly retainer or to your own team.

Platforms

Tools and platforms we work with

Tools we build on; logos belong to their owners and do not imply a partnership.

Related

E-commerce Online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom build, from a first store to Shopify Plus, including platform migrations and selling abroad, by one team. How to start Start with a Commerce & Brand Audit if your store is live, or a Discovery Sprint if you are planning something new. Then we work by project, monthly retainer or agency partnership. Care & growth Monthly support for Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress sites: monitoring, updates and backups, then speed, SEO, A/B tests and campaign emails. Starter, Growth and Scale.

Questions

Questions clients often ask

If your question is not here, write to us.

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We do not sell online. Is market entry still for us?

Yes. For hotels, clinics, consultancies and B2B brands, the aim is for customers in the new country to find you and trust you. We prepare a website in the local language, booking and quote forms, the legal pages it needs, a Google Business Profile and social media; payments and logistics then fall outside the scope.

Does Workly Up form companies?

No. Company registration, tax and legal work are handled by regulated partners or by your own advisers. In the UK, our accounting partner is registered with Companies House as an Authorised Corporate Service Provider. We introduce, coordinate and build everything around the company.

Do we need a local company to sell in a new market?

Not always. Many brands sell from their home company; others form a local company for payments, marketplaces, wholesale or customer confidence. The right choice depends on your products and tax position, and a qualified adviser should confirm it first.

How are VAT and import duties handled?

VAT and import duties depend on what you sell, its value, where it is made and how it travels. Your advisers confirm what applies to you, and we set up pricing and checkout to match. This is general information, not tax advice.

Can we sell on marketplaces too?

Yes, where they fit the brand. We prepare listings and product feeds for marketplaces such as Amazon and regional platforms, and keep them in step with the store. Approval and fees are set by each marketplace.

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