E-commerce

What we plan and deliver

Categories, attributes, variants and search are planned alongside the basket and checkout. We clarify the sources of prices and stock, responsibility for orders, and the payment and delivery options actually available. Product pages explain configuration, constraints and the next step instead of relying on an attractive image alone.

What determines the quote

Catalogue size is only one factor; variants, pricing rules, imports and external connections can be more significant. The proposal separates the storefront, data transfer and payment or logistics integrations. Bulk content entry, paid extensions and provider fees are clarified before work starts.

How the work is accepted

Testing covers mobile checkout, quantity changes, unavailable products and repeated actions. Payment state is checked against the real order status. We agree how staff receive and handle the records without implying integrations beyond the approved scope.

Service scope

Pricing varies by project scope. After a short brief, we provide a fixed quote based on complexity, content readiness and required integrations.

What actually moves the number. Product count matters, but it rarely explains the quote on its own. A large clean catalogue can be easier to import than a smaller one with inconsistent attributes. We price the data structure, filters and variations, integrations, and the rules for exchanging stock, prices and orders with your CRM or back-office system.

Where stores lose money. Not on the homepage. At checkout. The customer reaches the cart and hits mandatory registration, shipping that does not calculate itself and a twelve-field form. So checkout is two steps, with live shipping rates and guest purchase. That is baseline work here, not an upsell.

WooCommerce or OpenCart. WooCommerce is more flexible and plays better with content and SEO. OpenCart handles very large catalogues more lightly and makes sense if your back office already speaks to it. We tell you which fits after looking at your catalogue, not before.

What we will not promise. That the store starts selling the day after launch. A store is a tool, not a traffic source. Orders need people on the site — ads, SEO, or an audience you already have. If someone bundles guaranteed sales into a build quote, ask exactly which mechanism delivers them.

For US clients specifically. Stripe, PayPal and Authorize.Net on the payment side; live carrier rates for shipping; sales tax handled through the platform or your accounting tool. We sign a contract with every client, and full rights plus all credentials transfer to you on final payment — no license, no monthly fee to keep your own store running.

Overview

Stores that sell and scale with you.

Starting price

Price on request

Services

Online store development
WooCommerce / OpenCart
Payment gateways
CRM and integrations
Conversion optimisation