Full-service online store development
We design online stores for the complete purchase journey, from choosing a product in the catalogue to checkout and online payment.
- Price
- from €12,000
- Timeline
- 4–6 weeks
For your first message, describe the task and share any materials you already have.
An online store we built
We built P-Line's oak products store with a catalogue, search, cart and made-to-measure ordering. We connected CDEK, Ozon, YooKassa and Yandex Metrica, and implemented an admin dashboard.
View the P-Line case study Catalogue, product pages and the path to payment
Explore each step of a purchase. We design a dedicated screen and a clear outcome for every stage.
Help customers find the right product
Categories, search and specifications depend on the range. Customers explore options and open a product.
Check the details before buying
Photos, descriptions, prices and options sit together on the product page. Customers add their chosen variant to the cart.
Review the order
Before checkout, customers review their products, quantities and order total.
Complete the purchase with clarity
Contact details, delivery, payment and order status form a single journey that we test before launch.
A sample purchase flow. Products, fields and payment methods are agreed for your store.
What's included
Product range and brief
A written brief, catalogue structure and purchase journey.
Purchase flow
Prototypes for the catalogue, product page, cart and checkout.
Design and development
Design and development of the agreed store pages.
Online payment
Online payment setup and purchase-flow testing.
Testing
Store testing on mobile and desktop.
Launch and handover
We launch the website on your domain, connect analytics and hand over the source files and credentials. Minor adjustments within the completed scope are included for 30 days after launch at no extra charge.
Price and timeline
The final price depends on catalogue size, product structure, material readiness, payment methods and required integrations. The price and timeline are recorded in the contract after the brief.
From catalogue to completed order
First, we review the range: categories, specifications, product variants and selection rules. These determine filters, product pages and the path to the cart. Products with sizes, configurations or custom parameters may need dedicated journeys.
We then agree checkout, payments and delivery. Before launch, we test the agreed customer journey and order states. Accounts, loyalty programmes, wholesale prices and other additional features are included only after assessment.
Products, stock and store management
The catalogue needs product codes, names, prices, photos, descriptions and specifications. If these already exist in a spreadsheet, business system or another platform, we check the format and completeness before choosing a migration method.
We separately define where prices and stock are updated, which actions staff can perform and which systems need to connect. Exchange availability, data direction and update frequency depend on the source systems and form part of the agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
What does the starting price include?
The basic store journey: catalogue, product pages, cart, checkout and online payment. The exact pages and features are defined after the brief.
Why does an online store take longer to build?
We need to design both the pages and the complete purchase journey: product variant selection, cart, checkout, payment and the states that follow it.
What materials does the catalogue need?
Product names, prices, descriptions, specifications and images. If the data is already in a spreadsheet, it can serve as the starting material.
Can the store connect to 1C or a product spreadsheet?
Yes, if the integration is needed and supported by the system. The data source, direction of exchange and update frequency are established before estimating and included in the agreed scope.
Are payments and delivery included in the starting price?
Online payment is part of the basic store journey. We agree the payment provider, delivery methods and integrations before estimating. Service fees, order delivery, the domain and hosting are paid separately from development.
Can an independent store complement marketplace sales?
Yes. An independent store can be designed as an additional sales channel. Before estimating, we review where products, prices and stock come from and who will process orders. The P-Line project includes an Ozon integration; other platform connections are assessed separately.