Online store development that actually sells .

An online store is not a catalogue with photos. It is a system that tracks stock, takes payment securely and does not lose orders. We build stores meant to be operated, on whichever platform matches your volume and your product type.

Which platform suits you

This is the first decision and the one that saves or wastes the most money. Shopify carries a monthly cost but handles payments, hosting and security from day one, and suits you if you sell standard products and want to launch quickly. WooCommerce gives more control and charges no per-sale commission, in exchange for somebody having to maintain it. A custom build is only justified when your way of selling fits neither: per-customer pricing, configurable products, unusual inventory logic.

  • Shopify: fast to launch, minimal maintenance, monthly fee
  • WooCommerce: full control, no per-sale commission, needs maintenance
  • Custom: when your sales model fits neither of the above

What the store includes

We deliver an operating store, not an installed template. That means the catalogue loaded, payment methods tested with real transactions, automated emails configured and shipping calculating correctly.

  • Catalogue with variants, categories and search
  • Cart and checkout tuned to avoid losing sales
  • Payment gateway configured and tested
  • Inventory management synced with sales
  • Automated confirmation and tracking emails
  • Admin panel with sales reporting

SEO from day one

A store that does not appear in Google depends entirely on paid advertising, and that is a cost that never goes down. We build stores with the right structure from the start: readable URLs, product pages with structured data so Google can show price and availability in results, and careful load speed, which affects both ranking and conversion.

Store and app together

If you want a mobile app alongside the store, it is worth planning both at once and on the same backend. Sharing catalogue and inventory between web and app avoids the classic problem of two systems disagreeing about how much stock is left.

Technology we use

ShopifyWooCommerceNext.jsStripePayPalSchema.org

Frequently asked questions .

How much does an online store cost?

It varies a lot by platform and catalogue size. A Shopify store with a limited catalogue is the cheapest way to start; a custom store with its own inventory logic is a considerably larger investment. We review your case and give you concrete numbers.

Shopify or WooCommerce?

Shopify if you want to sell soon and would rather not deal with technical maintenance. WooCommerce if you want full control, no per-sale commission, and have someone to maintain it. We recommend based on your volume and your team, not by default.

Can I manage the store myself?

Yes. Every store ships with an admin panel where you add products, change prices and manage orders without touching code. Training is included.

How do I collect payments?

We integrate whichever payment gateway suits the country you operate in. Funds go straight to your account; we never sit in the middle.

Will the store show up on Google?

We build it with the right technical base to rank: structure, product structured data and speed. Reaching the top results for competitive terms also needs ongoing content work, which is a separate service.

Does it connect to my current inventory?

If your inventory system supports integration, yes. It is one of the most common cases in our API integrations service.

Want to talk about your project?

Tell us what you need and we will come back with a concrete scope and quote. The initial consultation is free.

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