An online store that matches how you sell.

Rented, or custom.

A rented online store is often the right choice. A custom store makes sense when the way you sell differs from the usual, or when you do not want to hit the limits of someone else’s system.

Do you have a few dozen products, ordinary shipping and payments and want to start as soon as possible? A rented store will probably be enough and we will tell you so. Do you sell products with many variants, need your own ordering process, or does your current solution get in the way? Then a custom store is worth discussing. More in the article custom website or template.

What a store includes.

• Catalogue: products, categories, variants (size, colour), photos, filtering and search.
• Cart and checkout: the path from adding to the cart to confirming the order.
• Payments: card, bank transfer, cash on delivery. Each method is a connection that has to be tested.
• Shipping: pickup points, carriers, a price by weight or order value.
• Order management: emails to the customer, order statuses, invoices.
• Legal requirements: terms and conditions, returns and complaints, company information.

Connections to payments, shipping and accounting.

A store does not sell by itself. An order has to pass through payment, shipping has to be chosen and paid for, and the data often has to reach accounting or the warehouse. On the call we go through what you use today and what you need, and set the scope from that. What exactly we connect will be in the written price.

How we work together.

1. A call. You tell us what you sell and how.
2. A design within three hours. Free, with no obligation, before you decide.
3. Scope and price. Once the scope is approved you get the price in writing in advance.
4. Build. Catalogue, checkout, payments, shipping, legal pages.
5. Hand-over. The store is running and you know how to work with it.

Price.

An online store has no single price. You get the price in writing in advance.

A smaller catalogue with card payment is a different job from a shop with stock, discounts and an accounting connection. The price goes up with:

• the number of products and their variants,
• connections to stock, accounting or a till system,
• discount codes, loyalty programmes and customer accounts,
• several languages and currencies,
• moving products over from an old shop.

We are not VAT payers. A detailed breakdown is in the article how much a custom online store costs and what it is made of. Unsure between a platform and a custom build? Read Shoptet or a custom online store.