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Online store development
An online store or catalogue for a company that sells products online: a filtered catalogue, cart, payment, delivery and orders sent to your CRM. For manufacturers and B2B sales we build a catalogue without a cart, with a price request instead.
When
When you need an online store
You sell through Instagram and messengers
You take orders in DMs and explain prices and stock to every customer.
You have a catalogue, but Google can’t see it
Products sit in a PDF or on one page with no categories.
You have a store, but it’s hard to run
Prices and stock are updated by hand and orders are copied into a spreadsheet.
You want product ads on Google
They need a product feed, and your site can’t provide one.
From the catalogue to your CRM
We design the whole path: a filtered catalogue, the product page, cart and payment, then the order in your CRM and delivery. We test every step with test orders before launch.
What’s included
What’s usually included
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Catalogue and filters
Categories, search and filters by attributes.
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Product page
Photos, specs, stock, related products.
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Cart and checkout
A short form, so ordering from a phone is quick.
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Payment and delivery
Online payment, cash on delivery, delivery services.
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Data exchange
Orders to your CRM or accounting system, price and stock updates.
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Feed and analytics
A Google Merchant Center feed and ecommerce events in GA4.
What we can connect
- CRM
- Accounting system
- Online payments
- Delivery services
- Google Merchant Center
- GA4
- Telegram for orders
We check what can be connected at the brief: your system needs an API or a data export.
Price
How we price a project
What it depends on
- the number of products and categories
- how prices and stock are loaded and updated
- payment and delivery methods
- integrations
- languages
- migrating an old store
What you get
- a proposal: scope, timeline and price
- a stage plan and what we need from you at each stage
- a payment schedule by stage
The rule
The price is fixed before we start. If the scope changes, we agree the new amount first.
Stages
Stages and what you get
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Brief and review
We talk about the business, its lines, customers and what already works, and look at the current site, accounts and competitors.
You get: a proposal with the scope, stages, price and payment schedule
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Structure and prototype
A page map and templates for the key pages.
You get: a prototype you can click through
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Design
Mobile and desktop mock-ups of the catalogue, product page and cart.
You get: mock-ups of the key store pages
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Build and integrations
Catalogue, cart, payment, delivery, and order and stock sync with your CRM or accounting system.
You get: a working version on a test address
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Content and testing
We import the products and photos, test orders and payments, and check the Merchant Center feed and the GA4 events.
You get: a tested store ready to launch
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Launch and handover
We launch on your domain and show your managers how to process orders and update products.
You get: the logins, a guide and training
Ads and search
For a store we set up Google product ads based on the feed and SEO for the categories. This is priced separately from the build: Google Ads, SEO.
Our work
Landing pages for a detailing studio, a kitchen maker and a beauty salon. They show how we present prices and options so customers can choose on their own.
Online store questions
How many products can the store have?
There’s no set limit on the number of products. For hundreds or thousands of items we set up an import of prices and stock from your system.
Can you move products from Excel or an old store?
Yes. We move the products, categories and photos and redirect old page addresses.
Where do orders go?
To your CRM, accounting system, Telegram or email, whichever suits you. What we connect is set out in the proposal.
Can it be a catalogue without a cart?
Yes. For manufacturers and B2B sales we build a catalogue with a “Request a price” button: the request reaches your manager with the product name.
Tell us about your store
We reply within 15 minutes during working hours and suggest a time for a brief.
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