Products uploaded for you
Up to about 50 products from your list: photos, descriptions, prices and categories. A spreadsheet and a folder of photos is enough.
Websites
A small online store you run yourself
A small WordPress store with online payments, shipping and store terms. Afterwards you add products and handle orders yourself.
Animation: a hologram of a shopping bag that product cards drop into one by one, with a confirmed payment badge above it.
What it is about
I build small stores on WooCommerce, the store plugin for WordPress. The base package covers up to about 50 products, which I upload from your list, online payments, shipping, store terms and the EU rule that shows the lowest price from the 30 days before a sale (Omnibus). At the end I show you how to add a product and handle an order. From €3,400 / $3,700, usually about 3 weeks after I receive your content.
from €3,400 / $3,700A store with up to about 50 products: online payments, shipping, store terms, the lowest-price notice (Omnibus), your products uploaded and training. Usually about 3 weeks after I receive your content. Extras: products with variants (e.g. size, color) are quoted once I see the list, a second language from €800 / $850, integrations, e.g. with invoicing or stock software, from €700 / $750. Hosting and payment provider fees are paid separately. No VAT added.
Online store (WooCommerce)
What you get
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Online payments
Cards, BLIK and fast bank transfers through a payment provider such as Stripe, PayU or Przelewy24. You sign up with the provider, and I connect it to the store and check it with a test order.
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Shipping
Courier, parcel lockers and local pickup, with shipping prices and a free shipping threshold if you want one.
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Store terms and Omnibus
Store terms, a returns policy and a privacy policy with your business details. During a sale the store shows the lowest price from the previous 30 days, as EU law requires.
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Easy to buy on a phone
I test the cart and checkout on a phone first, because that is where customers buy most often.
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Training, and the store is yours
In an online call I show you how to add a product, change a price, set up a sale and handle an order. Domain, hosting and accounts are in your name.
Who it is for
Example industries. Where I have built a website for a similar business, you can see it.
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Crafts and small brands
A few dozen products you want to sell on your own site, with no platform commission on each sale. Only the payment provider fee remains.
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Local businesses with products
A coffee roaster, a beekeeper, a florist: customers order and pay online, then pick up in person or get a parcel.
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A store you already have
If your WooCommerce store already runs, I can tidy it up and speed it up instead of rebuilding it.
See: Building supplies store (concept)
How it works, step by step
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Call and quote
How many products, which payments and shipping, any variants. You get the scope, date and price in writing.
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Products and content from you
The product list, photos, business details and returns rules. From then on I count about 3 weeks.
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Build and test purchases
I build the store, upload the products and place test orders with every payment and shipping method.
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Launch and training
I connect the domain, switch on live payments and show you how to run the store.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does an online store cost?
From €3,400 / $3,700 for a store with up to about 50 products, online payments, shipping, store terms and training, with no VAT added. Extras are products with variants, a second language (from €800 / $850) and integrations, e.g. with invoicing software (from €700 / $750). You get the exact price in writing before we start.
Why WooCommerce and not Shopify?
WooCommerce is a free WordPress plugin: there is no platform subscription, and the store and customer data stay with you. You pay for hosting and the payment provider fees. Shopify is convenient, but it has a fixed monthly subscription and is harder to move away from.
Can I add products and change prices myself?
Yes. In the training I show you the dashboard: adding a product, changing a price, setting up a sale and handling an order. I upload the first 50 or so products from your list.
Who prepares the store terms?
I prepare the store terms, returns policy and privacy policy from a proven template and fill in your business, payment and shipping details. I am not a lawyer, so if you sell something unusual, e.g. food or made-to-order items, have a lawyer review them.
How do payments work?
You choose a provider such as Stripe, PayU or Przelewy24 and open an account, because the contract is with the store owner. I connect it to the store and check it with test orders by card, BLIK and bank transfer. The provider charges a fee on each payment according to its own price list.
What does such a store look like?
My portfolio has one WooCommerce demo store: Tytan Bud, a building supplies shop with 27 products, filters and a cart. It is a concept project, so the business and brands are made up and orders are not fulfilled. The AI advisor running there is a separate service, outside the store package.
Next step
What shall we build for your business?
Type the name and the laser will sketch what your website could look like. We will refine the rest together: content, automation and AI that fit the way you work.
Preview sketch of a website for “Your business” at your-business.com: a top menu with the business name, a welcome section with a headline and a button, three offer cards and a footer with the business name.