E-commerceTurns clicks
into sales

Cost depends on the project's scale and complexity: product volume, catalogue structure, design, languages and currencies, payment and delivery methods, integrations, automation and bespoke features.

Before starting work, we analyze the task and prepare a transparent proposal. You can see in advance what is included in the price, which functions are paid separately and what exactly you pay for. No sudden surcharges for a button that everyone knew about at the start.

Payment is divided into stages and tied to the progress of development. If the budget is limited, you can first start a strong basic version of the store, and add additional features gradually. This approach allows you to quickly enter the market and invest money in development based on real data and orders.

A small online store with standard functionality can launch within a few weeks. Bespoke design, a large catalogue, multiple languages, complex integrations or a product configurator require more time.

After discussing the task, we divide the development into understandable stages and agree on the timing. You know what’s in the works right now, what results you’ll get in the next phase, and when the store will be ready to launch.

The overall period is also affected by the availability of materials: goods, prices, photos, descriptions, legal information and access to external services. If some of the content isn’t ready yet, that’s no reason to put it off forever. We will determine what is really necessary for the start, help organize the materials and organize the work so that the project moves on.

Most e-shops are built on OpenCart. It is a proven platform that allows you to conveniently manage goods, categories, prices, discounts, customers, orders and balances. It is well suited for multilingual stores, different currencies and connecting external services.

But we're not trying to sell OpenCart to anyone who accidentally opens this page. First, we study the concept of the store, assortment, markets, functionality, budget, load and development plans. Only then we offer a solution that is optimally suited to a specific project.

If you have already chosen another platform or have special technical requirements, we will discuss this and we will be able to implement the store on another suitable system. The main thing is that technology solves business problems today and does not become a limitation in a year.

Both are possible. For a tighter budget, we can take a strong technical foundation and adapt it deeply to the brand, product range and business goals. When the store needs a distinctive experience, we design it from scratch.

Even with an existing foundation, the work goes far beyond swapping a logo and brand colour. We design the catalogue structure, navigation, filters, product pages, basket, checkout and mobile experience so the store feels coherent—not like another recycled template.

Good design doesn’t just have to look beautiful. It helps the buyer to quickly find the product, understand the offer, feel confidence in the store and without unnecessary obstacles to place an order. Beautiful, clear and comfortable at the same time.

Content setup depends on the size of the catalogue and the quality of the source material. We can define the category structure, configure product attributes and options, add an initial range or import data from a spreadsheet, existing store or accounting system.

If products are already collected in Excel, CSV or other database, we will check the quality of the data. Let’s see how correctly designed the names, categories, prices, residues, photos, options, characteristics and SEO information. When migrating from an old e-shop, you can also save important page addresses and configure redirects to avoid losing existing search traffic.

After launch, your team receives a clear admin panel and can manage the catalogue independently. We can also provide documentation and training, or continue managing product content for you.

Yes. A standard product page can become an interactive configurator where customers build the right option and see the result immediately. It can include a rotatable 3D model and selectable colours, materials, sizes, flavours, specifications or components.

When changing the parameters, the product image, price, article, availability and production time can be recalculated automatically. For personalized products, you can implement text input, font selection, engraving, uploading a photo, logo or your own layout with a preview.

Customers can size furniture, customise a garment print, select ingredients, create a gift set or assemble equipment from compatible components. Almost any product can offer more than a photo, a price and a dull “Buy” button.

Yes. We can connect card payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfers, cash on delivery and other methods available in the target market.

It is also possible to integrate courier services, post offices, points of issue, warehouse accounting, CRM, accounting programs, suppliers, automatic invoices and notification systems. Orders, statuses, delivery tracking, balances and documents can be transferred between services automatically. This reduces manual work and reduces the likelihood of errors.

Before starting development, we check the availability of a ready-made module or API, available data and possible limitations of a particular service. Integration should really make it easier for a business to run, rather than creating another system where an employee has to manually copy the same data.

Yes. We can add multiple languages and currencies, local pricing, payment methods, delivery options, tax settings, VAT OSS and the documents required for each market.

We also provide the technical foundations for GDPR compliance: cookie consent, consent management, privacy controls and privacy-policy support. Where required, we can configure different terms, content and delivery methods for each market.

Legal and tax requirements vary by country, type of goods and business model. We implement the technical part and help to properly build the necessary materials into the store. We recommend that the final legal texts, tax rates and sales rules be confirmed by a specialized lawyer or accountant. Europe is big, and one tick of “GDPR on” is not enough.

Yes. We build the technical foundations for growth during development: a clear catalogue structure, clean URLs, metadata, sitemap, robots.txt, indexing, responsive behaviour, loading performance and structured data.

Where needed, we connect Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, Google Merchant Center, product feeds, Meta Catalogue and conversion tracking. The store can also be prepared for SEO, GEO optimisation, campaigns, remarketing, abandoned-basket recovery, email marketing and repeat sales.

By itself, launching an e-shop does not create a queue of buyers. But a properly prepared database allows you to immediately start promotion, see real results and not redo half the store after talking to the first SEO specialist or marketer.

After launch, we check real orders, payment, delivery, statuses, notifications, documents and analytics. We also test the store on different devices and help to pass the first orders when the project is already working with real customers.

We give you access and show you how to manage goods, prices, balances, orders and customers. During the agreed period, we stay in touch and fix technical problems that may occur after launch.

The domain, primary accounts and external services remain under your control. Third-party licences, paid modules, hosting and service terms are agreed in advance. After launch, we can continue supporting the store, add features, open new markets and develop the platform alongside the business.