E-commerce
An e-shop isn’t a website with a cart
It’s inventory, invoicing, shipping and returns — that happen to have a shop window. We build it to hold up from the first order to the thousandth.
The problem
The hard part starts after the first order
Uploading products is the easy day. The hard one is when an invoice has to go out, stock has to update, shipping has to be calculated correctly per region, a return has to be processed and everything has to match the accounts.
Most e-shops that come to us aren’t broken. They’re built like a website — and then the owner does by hand, every day, what should happen automatically.
The mistakes
What most people do
A ready-made theme with forty plugins
Every plugin solves one problem and adds two: speed, conflicts, one more update that could break checkout.
A multi-step checkout
Every extra step and every mandatory field that isn’t really needed is a chance to abandon.
No connection to accounting or inventory
It works up to ten orders a day. After that you spend your evenings copying data.
The solution
What we set up
WooCommerce, set up for a Greek e-shop and Greek obligations.
- Catalog with variations, filters and proper search
- One-page checkout, with the fewest mandatory fields
- Greek payment methods and cash on delivery
- Shipping by region, weight and remote areas
- Courier integration for vouchers and tracking
- Invoicing and connection to accounting software
- Structured product data, so it’s read correctly
- Speed on mobile too — that’s where most purchases happen
The e-shop is delivered with your products in it, not with samples. If you have a catalog in a file, we import it for you.
Price
1.200,00 €one-off+24% VAT
The price depends on the number of products and the integrations you need.
- Complete design and setup
- Product catalog import
- Payments, shipping and invoicing setup
- Training on order management
- One month of support after delivery
Prices exclude VAT.
Tell us what you sell and how many products you have
We’ll tell you what you really need and what can wait for a second phase.