Online Shops
A shop that is pleasant to buy from and painless to run. We build on WooCommerce, configure payments, shipping and taxes for your markets, connect the systems that fulfil and invoice, and make sure the checkout works on the phone in someone's hand at eleven at night.
What you get
- Catalogue, cart, checkout, customer accounts, order emails, all in your brand
- Payments: cards, PayPal, Klarna, invoice, bank transfer, set up for your countries
- Shipping rules, tax rates and legal texts for the EU markets you sell in
- Product data import from spreadsheets or your ERP, with images
- Speed and search done properly: shops are the sites that lose the most from being slow
- A care plan that keeps WooCommerce, payment and shipping plugins updated safely
Why WooCommerce
It runs a third of the world's online shops, your team can learn it in an afternoon, extensions exist for almost any need, and you are not paying a percentage of every sale to a platform. Where WooCommerce is the wrong tool, for example a pure catalogue without prices or a B2B portal, we say so and build the lighter thing.
Selling in several countries
Prices per currency, VAT rules including OSS, shipping zones, language versions and legal pages per country. We have set this up for shops selling across the EU and beyond, and we keep the setup documented so your accountant is happy too.
Questions we hear often
Can you migrate our existing shop?
Yes: products, categories, customers, orders and reviews, with all old addresses redirected. From Shopify, Magento, Shopware, PrestaShop, OpenCart and older WooCommerce shops.
Which payment providers?
Stripe, PayPal, Mollie, Klarna, Adyen and local providers on request. We recommend based on your markets and fees, not on commissions.
Do we need a warehouse system?
Not to start. When orders grow we connect WooCommerce to your ERP or a fulfilment provider so stock and shipping run without retyping.
Guides on this topic
How much does an online shop cost: build, running costs and the items quotes leave out
The three kinds of cost of an online shop: building it, running it, and the items most quotes leave out, with an illustrative first year and a checklist.
Out of stock product pages: what to show instead of a dead end
What an out of stock product page can still do: lead times, alternatives, restock notices, and how to handle discontinued and made-to-order items.
Missed payment webhooks: the payment succeeded, the shop never heard
How to build a shop that survives lost, late and duplicate payment webhooks: durable processing, idempotency, signature checks and reconciliation.
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