E-commerce
We build online stores that are pleasant to run and pleasant to buy from, with the small details that make people trust the cart and check out.
Stores that are pleasant to run and pleasant to buy from. Catalogs, checkout, and the little details that make people trust a cart.
Stores built to sell, not just to exist
An online store earns trust in small details: product pages that answer questions, honest shipping costs shown early, a cart that does not surprise anyone at the last step. We build on WooCommerce, structure the catalog properly (categories, filters, search that finds things) and write product data the way both customers and Google read it. Moms Pants runs on this exact playbook, with multi-currency pricing and coupon logic we maintain in production.
Checkout and payments that fit your market
A store for Serbia is not a store for Germany: card processing, cash on delivery, currencies, tax display and delivery services differ. We wire payments and shipping for the market you actually sell to, and keep checkout short: every extra field and every slow second measurably costs orders. Speed is part of conversion, so stores get the same Core Web Vitals treatment as everything else we build.
A store is a process, not a launch
After launch the real work starts: product SEO so category pages rank, Google Ads and Merchant Center so products show in Shopping, email for repeat purchases, and analytics that tell you which products earn. We run stores long after launch day, and it shows in how we build them: admin screens your staff understands, and data clean enough to make decisions with.
Brief & scope
We learn your business, goals and audience, agree the scope, and map the pages and features. No surprises later.
Design & build
You see real design, not stock mockups, then we build it fast, accessible and measurable, with you in the loop.
Launch & care
We launch on our own infrastructure and stay on, with updates, monitoring and improvements, for the long run.
How much does an online store cost?
More than a presentation site, because a store is software you run daily: catalog, payments, shipping, taxes. Scope decides the number; you get it fixed, up front. How our pricing works.
How long does a store take to build?
30 days at most: catalog structure, payments, shipping, testing with real orders. Product entry can run in parallel, and we help you structure it.
Can you migrate my existing store?
Yes: products, customers, orders and, importantly, SEO (URLs and redirects) move with you. Migrations done carelessly lose rankings; ours are planned so they do not.
Do you also handle the products and content?
We set up the structure, import what exists, and train your team to manage the catalog. If you want it fully handled, a care plan covers ongoing changes.