[ Ecommerce & Retail ]

Online stores that sell more and run themselves

For shops and brands: fast stores on WooCommerce, Shopify or custom code, checkout that converts, stock synced with your warehouse and automations that recover abandoned carts.

  • <2.5smobile load (LCP)
  • 12+payment and delivery APIs
  • 6–12weeks to launch
[ Sound familiar? ]

Where stores leak revenue

Traffic is expensive. Most stores lose sales after the visitor is already in.

  1. 01

    Visitors leave at checkout

    Too many steps, surprise shipping costs and missing local payment methods.

    A short checkout with local payments

  2. 02

    Slow on mobile

    Heavy themes and apps make product pages crawl on a phone.

    Core Web Vitals in the green

  3. 03

    Stock out of sync

    The shop, the warehouse and marketplaces show different numbers.

    Inventory, ERP and POS sync

  4. 04

    Manual everything

    Invoices, shipping labels and order emails are done by hand.

    Automated orders, invoices and labels

[ Solutions ]

What we build for online retail

From a first store to a B2B portal — each solution is measured in orders, not in pages.

All services
[ Customer journey ]

From the first click to the second order

Every step is measured, and most of them run without your team.

  1. 01 · Discover

    Finds the product

    Through Google Shopping, a Meta ad or search — landing on a fast product page.

    Feeds + tracking
  2. 02 · Decide

    Gets answers fast

    Sizes, stock and delivery date are visible; the assistant answers the rest.

    AI assistant
  3. 03 · Buy

    Pays in two steps

    Wallets, cards or local gateways; delivery to a pickup point or the door.

    Invoice + label
  4. 04 · Receive

    Tracks the parcel

    Status emails and tracking links without “where is my order?” emails.

    Shipping status
  5. 05 · Return

    Buys again

    A review request, then a personal offer at the right moment.

    Win-back flow
[ Results ]

What stores usually gain

Typical targets we set with clients in this sector — the real numbers depend on your starting point.

conversion rate
+20–40%
of abandoned carts recovered
5–15%
mobile page load
<2.5s
[ Integrations ]

Works with the tools you already use

Payments, delivery, accounting and marketplaces — connected through their APIs.

  • WooCommerce
  • Shopify
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • GoPay
  • Packeta
  • DPD
  • Klaviyo
  • Google Merchant Center
  • SuperFaktúra
  • + your API
[ Security & compliance ]

Sales that stay on the right side of the law

  • PCI DSS through the gateway

    Card data never touches your server — payments run through certified providers.

  • GDPR and cookie consent

    Consent mode for analytics and ads, with clear records of every opt-in.

  • EU consumer rules

    Return policies, VAT/OSS and price displays set up for each country you sell to.

  • European Accessibility Act

    Stores built to WCAG 2.1 AA, as required for EU e-commerce since June 2025.

[ Where to start ]

Start small, grow in stages

Three typical starting points. Each stage pays off on its own, and the next one builds on it — no rewrites.

  1. Stage 01

    Store launch

    A fast store with catalog, payments, delivery and basic tracking.

    • Catalog and filters
    • Local payments and delivery
    • GA4 and pixels
    4–6 weeks Get an estimate
  2. Stage 03

    Connected commerce

    ERP/POS sync, B2B pricing, dashboards and multi-country setup.

    • Inventory sync
    • B2B portal
    • Sales dashboard
    2–4 months Get an estimate
[ FAQ ]

Questions from store owners

Short answers to what owners ask us before a project.

Ask your question All questions and answers
Shopify, WooCommerce or custom — what should we choose?

It depends on catalog size, integrations and who maintains it. We compare total cost over two years and recommend one — without a commission from any platform.

Can you migrate our store without losing Google rankings?

Yes. We map every URL, set 301 redirects, keep structured data and monitor Search Console after launch.

Will it sync with our warehouse or POS?

Yes, where the system has an API or export. Stock, orders and prices update automatically.

How long does a store take?

A new store takes four to six weeks; a migration or custom integration six to twelve.

Who looks after the store after launch?

You can run it yourself — we train your team — or take a care plan with updates, monitoring and small changes.

[ Next step ]

Let’s grow your online sales

Answer a few questions about your business — we will come back with a plan, timeline and estimate within two business days.