We design it in your brand’s style and configure the admin panel so you can manage products and orders without a developer. You make the final payment when the store meets the quality thresholds set out in the contract.
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A WooCommerce online store is suitable when customers choose and pay for products directly on your company’s website. You manage products, orders and company information pages in a single WordPress admin panel.
We configure the WordPress admin panel for your product range, so you do not need a developer for the store’s day-to-day operations.
You answer questions about your business, add products and prepare the legal texts. Based on your answers, we write your company’s story and design the store.
We prepare it based on your answers and make two rounds of revisions based on your feedback.
For each product, you fill in a ready-made product page with a description, photos and price, and your brand’s styling is applied automatically.
We transfer products, pages, news and any other content to the new store, and quote the price after reviewing it. We keep the old URLs or redirect them to avoid losing search rankings.
We publish pages for your legal texts. The texts are prepared by you or your lawyer.
We design the catalogue, product page, cart, checkout page and customer account area in your brand’s style. Before development begins, you see how the store will look on a computer and a phone.
Before handover, we check 9 reference screen widths, from 360 to 2560 pixels, to make sure nothing is cut off or extends beyond the edges.
We put the quality thresholds you see below in the contract. You make the final payment after the store meets them. If a threshold is not met due to our fault, we fix the errors free of charge for 10 working days. You then accept the store for 80% of the total price, unless you have extended this period in writing.
Before handover, we measure one page of each design variant, so the thresholds also apply to the catalogue and product page, where your customers choose what to buy. We provide the measurements in a quality report: what we checked, which tool we used, when we checked it and what the result was. You can repeat the measurements yourself using free tools. After launch, we measure the store again on your hosting.
How we workContractual thresholds
We hand over the store and its primary administrator access to you, and give you the first year of support free so you are not left on your own with a new website after handover.
We fix the price in a written proposal and calculate it based on pages and their design variants, rather than the number of products. If the development cost is no more than €5,000, you pay 50% on signing, before work begins, and 50% after acceptance against the quality thresholds, before launch. For a more expensive project, you pay 20% when the contract is signed, 30% after you approve the design in writing, 30% after you confirm the completed website on the staging environment with its content, functionality and tested core user journeys, and 20% after acceptance against the quality thresholds, before launch. The domain, hosting and licences are registered in your name according to the list you receive with the proposal. We guide you through purchasing and registering everything you need.
You receive the exact development timeframe in the written proposal after all project requirements and specifics have been defined.
We connect payment and delivery through a small set of extensions. For payments, we prefer extensions released by the payment providers themselves — the services that accept your customers’ money. You see the full list in advance in the written proposal. Before launch, we go through the entire customer journey: the cart, checkout, a test payment through the payment service, delivery cost calculation, and order emails to the store and the customer. After launch, we check the payment connection and emails without charging any money, and check every real order on the first day against its payment, status and emails. We correct errors in our configuration and the extensions we created at our own expense.
Yes. We quote the migration price after reviewing it. We keep the old URLs or redirect them to new ones to avoid losing search rankings.
Yes. The first language is included in the price; additional languages cost extra. For a single storefront, one translation extension is enough. If each country needs its own products, prices and settings, we compare a WordPress Multisite network with Shopware during the consultation and suggest a suitable platform.
You can choose to renew support by paying an invoice, with no automatic charges. You can also switch to Care — monthly WordPress maintenance with updates to our theme and plugins, backup monitoring and responses to critical failures during working hours. Monthly terms: Basic — from €190 and 100 replies from us, with no scheduled tests, reports or work hours; Extended — from €390 and 200 replies, with monthly tests of 1–2 pages and the core user journey (form and delivery confirmation), plus a report proposing work; Development — from €790 and 300 replies, with the same service plus at least 4 hours per month for improvements to code, speed and security. We can discuss a tailored support option, with its scope and cost agreed in advance. Without renewal, the store continues to work on the last installed version.
Yes, we configure the technical aspects so search engines can correctly read product pages and store information. We also check that AI assistants can open and read them to relay information about your product range. We do not promise search rankings.
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