Scaling sales hits a hard ceiling the moment every order needs your own manual handling. This is about building a store that takes over that repetitive part, so you can spend your time on product and customers instead.
An online store that takes orders while you're at a trade fair
Online Store
Scaling sales hits a hard ceiling the moment every order needs your own manual handling. This is about building a store that takes over that repetitive part, so you can spend your time on product and customers instead.
You have a product and customers who'd happily buy it online, but today orders come in by phone or through Facebook messages. Every order means manual work — checking stock, issuing an invoice, arranging shipping. When you're at a trade fair, in a meeting, or simply asleep, sales stop.
That ceiling isn't about demand — it's about a sales process that needs you at every step. A customer who wants to buy at ten at night comes back to it in the morning — if they come back at all.
An online store takes over product presentation, payment collection, and passing the order on for fulfilment. We build it on a standard, proven e-commerce stack, with a catalogue you can update yourself.
We build the store on a proven stack, not a bespoke system only we understand — so switching providers later doesn't mean rebuilding from scratch. Payments and shipping are integrated with the providers you actually use, not a generic "just in case" set.
What we don't do: launch a store without testing the full order journey on real data — one test product in the cart isn't enough.
What you get
- Sales that don't stop without youOrders come in and get paid automatically, wherever you happen to be.
- A catalogue you update yourselfYou add new products, change prices and stock levels without a developer.
- Less time on manual order handlingMore time left for product and for customers who've already bought.
- Payments matched to your actual customersIntegration covers the methods your customers actually use, not a random set of providers.
We don't yet publish case studies with sales numbers for this service in a ready-to-publish format — on a call we show live stores from our portfolio and walk through how payment and shipping integration worked for each.
Scope and pricing
Scope covers design and build of a product catalogue you can edit yourself, online payment integration, integration with chosen shipping providers, a cart and checkout matched to your offer, and baseline product SEO setup.
- A call about the catalogue, payments and shipping.
- Wireframe of the store structure and checkout journey for approval.
- Design and implementation.
- Payment and shipping configuration plus order testing.
- Catalogue management training and access transfer.
You get a price after a call about your catalogue — a twenty-product store and a two-thousand-product store are different projects.
Our guarantees
Repository and panel under your account from day one. Full access to code and store management from the start.
Full order journey tested before launch. From adding to cart to payment confirmation, on real data.
Wireframe before code. You approve store structure and checkout journey before build begins.
Documentation and training as a condition of handover. We show catalogue management hands-on, not just describe it.
Availability
Our schedule fills up earlier than usual ahead of high-sales season — worth reaching out with enough lead time.
Get in touch
Write to us with a description of what you want to sell online, and the payment and shipping methods you already use. From that we propose scope and a quote.
What waiting costs you
Every week without a store means orders handled manually, with room for error and a hard cap on how many customers you can actually serve — that's an operating cost, not a hypothesis.
In short
Store built on a standard e-commerce stack · catalogue updated by you after training · payments and shipping matched to your customers · full order journey tested before launch · repository and panel access under your account from day one.
Frequently asked questions
How many products can my online store hold?
Product count isn't a technical limit — the store scales from a few dozen to several thousand items. We match catalogue presentation to the size of your assortment.
Will the store support common local payment methods and card payments?
Yes, integrating popular payment methods is a standard part of implementation — we choose the provider together with you.
Will I be able to add new products myself after launch?
Yes, the panel is designed for you to manage the catalogue yourself — we show you how during handover training.
Does the store support product variants like sizes and colours?
Yes, variants are a standard part of the catalogue — we cover the details during the catalogue call.
Can the store integrate with accounting or inventory software?
It depends on the specific system — we check integration feasibility case by case during the initial call.
What happens if a customer abandons their cart mid-checkout?
We design the checkout to minimize this, but it's not eliminated entirely — it's one of the things worth optimizing further after launch.