Three working concepts for your new shop, made from your own brand. Open them on your phone or your computer and try them: add parts and check out, build a PC, book a repair.
We came in to ask about a CPU and RAM upgrade, and while we were there it came up that you are moving your online shop to Shopify. We don't know whether that is going well, and it isn't for us to say.
Building online shops is what we do for a living, though, so we thought it was worth showing you what yours could look like if it were made from your brand instead of a theme. Everything here works: it is not a slideshow.
And to be straight with you: we would like to pay for part of this in equipment from your shop. There is kit we need for the studio, and we would rather get it from you, so we will shape the budget around whatever you would like to offer. If that suits you, great. If it doesn't, no problem at all. You are a few minutes from where we live and the best place we know for parts, and we will keep coming in either way.
Jose, NeoAwakening
what we found on pcmaestro.ie, 14 October 2026
The category pages work: CPUs and laptops show their products and prices.
It returns a 404 error.
Inside a banner, after the products.
No prices, no way to book a time, no way to follow a job.
The products themselves are up to date: some were added this year.
None of this is unusual. It is what happens when a busy shop runs its website on the side.
That cut now runs through our own headings, and through every heading of concept B. The red of “PC” and the blue of “MAESTRO” are measured from the file, not picked by eye.
Redrawn from your own image, so it stays sharp at any size. Its pixel steps shape the corners of every panel about you.
The red, the blue, the slate of your banners and the line.
It's now safe to turn off your computer.
Your Maestro T-shirt line. All three concepts end with it.
Each one is a full shop, with the same products, prices and services, dressed three different ways. Pick the one that feels like PC Maestro, mix them, or ask us for another. Whichever it is, we build it with your whole catalogue.
The site opens like a PC booting up: the screen every machine shows when it leaves your workshop. The shop is the blue BIOS setup, with the selection bar in the red of your logo.
The light line inside every letter of your logo cuts every heading of the shop, in your red and your blue. And the logo becomes the system: everything red (PC) is for sale, everything blue (Maestro) is done by your team.
Your shop as it is: the shelves and the counter. Every machine that comes in gets a repair tag, yellow like your T-shirt, and the customer follows it from their phone instead of calling.
| a shopify theme | built for pc maestro | |
|---|---|---|
| The design | A layout shared with every shop on that theme, adjusted as far as the theme allows. | Made from your logo, your mascot and your shop. |
| PC builder | Not built in. Usually an app with its own monthly fee. | Included, with your stock and compatibility rules. |
| Repair booking and tracking | Not built in. Usually one or two apps, billed monthly. | Included, in the same panel as your orders. |
| Restock alerts | Usually an app. | Included. |
| Who you call | Support for the platform, and each app separately. | Us. We are a few minutes away. |
A project like this is usually budgeted at around €7,000. With you, we would rather not start from a number. It depends on what we can use from your shop, and we will shape the budget around what you can offer.
Tell us what works for you and we will adjust. And if none of the three directions feels quite like PC Maestro, say so: we are happy to try more.
In the end it is your shop and your name. We make sure it works the way it should, at the level you would expect, and above all that it looks and feels like your idea of PC Maestro.
After launch, hosting, updates and help when you need it come with a small monthly fee, agreed with you before we start.
You pick a direction and we adjust it together.
The shop, with your catalogue, prices and services.
We try every order, payment, booking and email ourselves.
You and your team learn the panel at your counter.
The new shop goes live, the old one redirects to it.
About two weeks from the go-ahead, as long as we have your product list and an account for us on the current site in the first days. Nothing goes live until you have tried it.
If you like the idea, let's have a coffee any day this week. Thirty minutes is enough: we bring the concepts on a screen, you tell us what you think, and we go from there.
Jose, NeoAwakening
At your counter or round the corner, whenever suits you. Just reply with a day.