E-shop Development
E-shops on WooCommerce, Shopify or custom Laravel, set up to sell from day one: fast, with a simple checkout and easy to manage.
Building an e-shop does not end when the products are uploaded. A shop that sells needs clear categories, filters that help, product pages that answer the buyer’s questions and a checkout without friction. We build e-shops on WooCommerce, Shopify or custom Laravel, depending on your size, your catalogue and the systems you already use.
WooCommerce, Shopify or custom?
WooCommerce suits shops that want full control, lots of content and access to thousands of extensions, with no monthly platform fee. Shopify is a good choice when you want a quick start and less technical upkeep. We recommend custom Laravel when your catalogue, pricing or ERP and warehouse integration are so specific that an off-the-shelf system would hold you back.
We have no favourite platform. We explain what each option costs in time, money and flexibility, and go with the one that fits your shop.
Designed for mobile
Most visits to a Greek e-shop come from a phone. We design for the small screen first: a category menu that opens easily, filters that do not hide the products, large photos, a clear price and stock status, and an “Add to cart” button always within reach of the thumb.
Integrations that save time
We connect the e-shop to what already runs your business: your ERP or accounting software for stock and prices, courier services for automatic shipping vouchers, your e-invoicing provider, and feeds for Skroutz and BestPrice. Orders flow from the cart to dispatch with as little manual work as possible.
Migrating from another platform
If you already have an e-shop, we migrate products, categories, customers and order history, and keep your URLs or set up proper 301 redirects so you do not lose your Google rankings. After launch the shop keeps improving with e-commerce SEO and speed optimisation.
The process, step by step
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Catalogue and goals
We talk about your products, customers, sales channels and current systems, and choose a platform together.
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Structure and design
We define categories, filters and pages, and design the home, category, product, cart and checkout pages for mobile and desktop.
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Build and integrations
We build the shop and set up payments, shipping, taxes and the connections to ERP, couriers and feeds.
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Content and testing
We load or migrate your products, place test orders with every payment method and check every email your customers receive.
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Launch and training
We put the e-shop live, watch the first orders and show you how to run it.
Who it is for
Physical stores going online
That want to sell outside opening hours, with stock kept in sync with the store.
E-shops that outgrew their platform
That are slow, hard to manage or do not connect to the rest of the business.
Brands and producers
Selling direct to consumers and wanting their own storefront, not just a presence on marketplaces.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an e-shop cost?
How long does it take?
Which platform should I choose?
Can I manage the products myself?
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