Nisa-Today's members can now create their own web site for less than £200.
The group has developed a low cost method for its retailers to have a web presence, with a platform for home shopping becoming available early next year.
Click2Create, which will cost members £199, offers online domain registration, allowing the group's members to search, register and pay for their domain name online. Nisa-Today's said this feature was not available on any shopping system on the web.
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