E-Commerce Development
Every platform can do products, a cart and a checkout. None of them does the part that is specific to you — the delivery zones that change by season, the pricing that depends on quantity, the second language your customers actually buy in. That part is the project.
$2499
Who can use the service
- Retail brands selling in one or several languages
- Food delivery and services with time-based fulfilment
- Businesses with unusual pricing, bundles or configuration rules
- Stores outgrowing a rented platform's limits or its transaction fees
- Owners migrating an existing store without losing search rankings
Advantages
Built around your selling rules
The platform is chosen from your three most unusual rules, not from habit.
Filters designed with the catalogue
Product data is structured for filtering from the start, which is the fix nobody can afford later.
Payments verified with real orders
Tested end to end, including what happens when a payment fails.
Delivery rules you control
Zones and time windows change with the season without touching a developer.
Work format
We create comfortable conditions for cooperation — from the first contact to support after the release.
Rules before platform
we start from how you sell, and the platform choice follows from that with an argument attached.
Tested with real orders
payments, delivery and notifications are verified end to end before launch, including the failure paths.
Handed over, not held
zones, time windows, prices and content stay under your control after launch.
Do you have an idea for a project?
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FAQ
WooCommerce if your selling is conventional — catalogue, payments, delivery and invoices come out of the box. Custom when your pricing, configuration or fulfilment rules would fight a platform every day. Write your three most unusual rules down and the answer is usually obvious.
Possibly. At low order volume Shopify is often cheaper, because your time is worth more than the fees. At higher volume WooCommerce usually wins, because a percentage of a bigger number beats a fixed maintenance cost. Run the arithmetic on your own order count before deciding.
Yes. Product data, URLs, customer accounts and order history all have to move, and every changed address needs a permanent redirect or you hand back your search rankings. It is a real project, not a switch.
Five to eight weeks. Catalogue structure, filters, payments, delivery rules and test orders all take real time — and the catalogue content is usually what runs late.
Almost always photographs served at full resolution into a small slot, plus plugins loading on every page. Serving images at their displayed size is typically 60-70% off page weight on its own.
You can, but it is cheaper to plan it now. A second language is duplicated product data, routing, currency, delivery rules and QA on every template — a phase, not a checkbox.