Our e-commerce development covers everything from the catalogue to payments and delivery, so your store is ready for real buyers from day one.
What goes into your online store
Catalogue and product management
Categories, filters, product variants, promotions and stock tracking. You manage products yourself - adding a product or changing a price takes a minute, not an email to a developer.
Payments and delivery
We connect the payment methods your buyers expect (cards, bank transfers, local providers such as Paysera) and delivery zones with parcel lockers and couriers. Prices and rules are calculated automatically.
Ready to sell from launch day
Speed, a smooth mobile experience, SEO foundations, order emails and abandoned cart reminders are all in place before the store goes live.
What e-commerce development costs
An online store starts at €1,400, with a 4-7 week timeline. The final price depends on catalogue size and structure, payment and delivery integrations, design complexity and extra features (multilingual content, discount logic, warehouse integration). After the first call you get an estimate - scope, timeline and indicative price in one document. Compare all plans on the pricing page.
WooCommerce or another platform?
We usually build on WooCommerce: flexible, no monthly platform fees, and everything belongs to you. If another platform or a custom build suits your case better, we will tell you plainly on the first call. For complex commerce with custom logic we build custom systems.
The project, step by step
A typical project takes 4-7 weeks. The first week settles the structure: categories, filters and product card fields matched to your range. Then comes the design, built mobile-first because so many buyers shop on their phones, followed by payments and delivery, which are tested with trial orders before anyone sees the store.
The final stage is content and launch: products are imported, your team is trained, analytics is wired in, and the store goes live with order emails, cart reminders and legal pages in place. You watch every stage in a working environment, so launch day holds no surprises.
What a store really costs to run
Beyond the build itself, plan for running costs: hosting at roughly €60-150 per year for a store, a domain at about €10-20 per year, and payment fees of roughly 1-2% of turnover, depending on the method and provider. Our maintenance plan from €80/month covers updates, backups and support; for a store, the exact scope and price are agreed individually.
Unlike a rented storefront, the store and all its data belong to you. Over several years the platform fees you do not pay add up, and you can change hosting, developer or direction whenever you choose.
Common mistakes at launch - and how we avoid them
The most expensive mistake is an overcomplicated checkout: every extra required field loses buyers, so we ask only what the order truly needs. The second is delivery prices revealed only at the last step, so we show them as early as possible. Poor product photos quietly cap sales, so we advise on images that sell. And launching without analytics means never knowing where buyers drop off, which is why GA4 events are part of every store we build.
Start small, grow with data
We recommend launching with the essential range and one payment method, then expanding based on what real buyers do: more categories, instalment payments, loyalty discounts or a warehouse link. Launching in stages cuts the risk and puts money where the return is visible.
In the first month after launch we look at where buyers hesitate (the product page, the delivery step or payment) and adjust the wording, how prices are shown and the order of steps. These small fixes are worth making before you spend on advertising: there is little point paying for traffic that drops out at checkout.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to build an online store?
Standard builds take 4-7 weeks. The proposal includes an estimated timeline; we work in stages, so you see the catalogue and design much earlier.
Will I manage products and orders myself?
Yes - products, prices, promotions and orders are managed in the admin panel without a developer. We train your team at launch.
Which payment methods can be connected?
Cards, bank transfers, Paysera and other methods common in your market. We pick them based on your buyers and the fees involved.
What happens after launch?
We stay available for questions, and for ongoing updates there is a maintenance plan from €80/month.
Do you work with clients outside Lithuania?
Yes. We work over video calls, and you can click through a live staging version of your store at any time. Contracts and invoices are available in English. Payment and delivery providers in your market are integrated the same way as Lithuanian ones: through their official APIs, and tested with trial orders before launch.
What happens if something breaks after launch?
Small fixes in the first weeks are included, and in the long run our maintenance plan keeps the store updated, backed up and monitored. Uptime monitoring alerts us to downtime and slowdowns, so problems are often spotted and fixed before buyers notice them.
Can you migrate an existing store?
Yes. Products, customers and order history can all be moved. We map the old structure to the new one, set up redirects for every address that changes to protect your search visibility, and test the migration on a copy before touching anything live. A common reason to leave a rented platform is to stop paying monthly fees and to own your data outright.
We plan the move so the store stays online: the switch itself takes minutes, at a quiet hour you choose, and the old version stays ready as a fallback until everything has been checked.
Planning to sell online? Tell us what you sell, or see examples in our portfolio first.