An online shop is not a site with buy buttons
It is stock that adds up, shipping that does not eat the margin, a short checkout and a back office someone can work in every day without suffering.
Building from scratch
What is included
- Catalogue, variants and stock management
- Payments and shipping wired to what you already use
- Checkout cut back to the essentials so you do not lose the basket
- Connection to invoicing and couriers
- Electronic complaints book and legal texts in order
Who it makes sense for
A shop is not for everyone
There are businesses where the online catalogue sells, and others where it only starts the conversation. We tell you which is yours before proposing anything.
Anyone already selling by message or phone who cannot keep up with the volume
Anyone with real stock who needs the site and the warehouse to agree
Own brands wanting to stop depending on marketplaces alone
Not sure? The diagnosis answers in under a minute.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us about online shops
It depends on who will run the shop day to day and on what the company already has. WooCommerce gives more freedom and lives inside WordPress; Shopify takes maintenance work off your hands. There is no right answer outside the context — the choice is made in the diagnosis.
Yes, whenever the software allows it. It is the connection that saves the most time later, and also the one most often discovered too late: it is worth putting on the table before we start, not a week before launch.
Those are business rules, not technical details. Weight, volume, zones, the value above which shipping is free, the returns window: every one of those rules is code. The more clearly they are written down, the faster the shop opens.
Want to sell online without breaking the operation?
Three questions and we show you what the shop has to connect before it opens.