// What you get
What does ecommerce website development include?
Ecommerce website development covers the WooCommerce store setup, catalog import with variations and stock, card payments and cash on delivery wired in, delivery through courier services and parcel lockers, and the required legal pages. Basic sales tracking is included too, so from day one you see which product gets viewed and which one gets bought. We hand the store over filled and tested, not as an empty theme install.
Store design that converts
Product, cart and checkout pages built to finish the sale, not just to look good in a screenshot.
Card payments and cash on delivery
Cards via Stripe, cash on delivery and bank transfer, whatever your buyers actually use.
Delivery and parcel lockers
Couriers and parcel lockers wired into checkout, with our own locker plugin, cash on delivery included.
Full catalog import
Products, variations, prices and stock, structured and imported, however many you have.
SEO foundations
Product schema, a clean category structure and speed, so the store ranks from day one.
Training for your team
Your people add products, change prices and process orders, without calling a developer.
Wired into every store
// Pricing
How much does an ecommerce website cost?
An ecommerce website with a catalog of up to 20 products costs $1,337, and each product beyond that is $67. Card payments add $667. Annual maintenance is a separate line and costs $1,597. Migration from another platform and integrations with external systems such as an ERP go in the proposal as a separate line.
We quote only after we see the number of products, because an estimate without that is worth nothing. Your exact package and final price are set in a written proposal within 24 hours.
Twenty products are included, each additional product is $67. Card payments add $667. Annual maintenance of $1,597 is optional and billed separately.
Online store, complete build
Everything on the list above, delivered as one project.
$1,337 one-time
Twenty products are included, each additional product is $67, and card payments add $667. The price is fixed in the written proposal, before any work starts.
Design and build, mobile first
Payments and delivery wired in
Catalog import and structure
SEO foundations and analytics
Team training session
30 days of post-launch support
Delivery in 14 days
Annual maintenance
Keeps the store fast, secure and up to date after launch.
$1,597 /year
Maintenance is optional. The contract runs for one year, is paid annually in advance, has no notice period, and does not renew by itself.
WordPress, WooCommerce and plugin updates
Updates tested on staging before production
Backups and uptime monitoring
A fix window when something breaks
// Process
How long does it take to build an online store?
Building an online store for a standard store takes 14 days, counted from the approved design. The timeline mostly depends on who prepares the catalog: if you have product descriptions and photos ready, the technical part is the shortest part of the job. If we build the catalog from scratch, content preparation takes longer than the build itself. The exact deadline is in the proposal and part of the contract, we do not give blanket deadlines before we see the catalog.
24 hours
Scope and proposal
One call about products, payments and delivery. A fixed written price within 24 hours.
Days 1 to 3
Design
Homepage, product page and checkout designs, approved before the build starts.
Days 4 to 12
Build and integrations
Store build, payments, delivery and catalog import, on a staging link you can open at any time.
Final days
Launch and training
Go live, team training, and 30 days of post-launch support.
// Selected work
How does the store connect to parcel lockers and cash on delivery?
Parcel lockers and cash on delivery are not a default part of a WooCommerce install, they are wired in through an integration with a specific courier service. At checkout the buyer picks a locker from the map, the store sends the order to the courier, and the delivery status comes back into the order. Cash on delivery is set so it stays an option only where it makes sense, by cart value and location. We built this integration on a live store, this is not theory.
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// Questions
What do clients ask most before building a store?
Before signing, three questions come up most: whether they can add products themselves after handover, what happens to an existing store on another platform, and whether product descriptions and photos are part of the job. The answers, in order: you can, migration is done separately, and material is contracted separately. Each of those is expanded below, along with languages, currencies and what comes after the store is handed over.
Can I add products myself after handover?
+Yes. We hand the store over with administrator access and a short training session on your real catalog, not on demo data. Adding products, changing prices, tracking orders and exporting reports are done from the standard WooCommerce panel, without us in the middle and without extra charges.
What if I already have a store on another platform?
+Migration is possible and done separately from the build. Products, categories, customers and order history move over, and old product URLs are redirected to the new ones with 301 redirects, so existing positions survive. Before migration we ask for a catalog export, because without it estimating the scope is not possible.
Does building a web shop include product texts and photos?
+Not by default. Building a web shop covers the technical part and the structure, while product descriptions and photos are a separate job contracted separately. If you already have the material, we use it. If not, it is the biggest item in the timeline, so it is better to put it in the proposal at the start than to have it stall the handover.
Can the store run in two languages and two currencies?
+It can. Multiple languages and currencies are set during the build, because adding them later means reworking URLs and categories. For a domestic market it is usually not needed, and for selling abroad it is. We will tell you which of the two cases is yours before you pay for an add-on you do not need.
What happens after the store is handed over?
+The store stays yours, with all data and access. Maintenance is a separate annual line and covers updates, security patches and backups. It is not mandatory, but a store that takes payments and holds customer data should not sit without updates. Maintenance costs $1,597 per year.
Online store
A WooCommerce store with payments and delivery.
Choose options
20 products included, each extra +$67
Total
- As soon as the payment is recorded, we contact you for the final consultation.
- We start the work right after the payment is confirmed.