Online stores that sell

It depends on the catalogue and your internal processes. Shopify makes sense when you need to launch quickly with little maintenance, WooCommerce when you need custom rules, a bespoke build when the sales model is unusual. We assess it together before deciding.

In most cases yes: we sync catalogue, stock and orders through APIs or exchange files. We first check which interfaces your system exposes and what is realistic to automate.

We configure the payment methods most used across Europe (cards, PayPal, bank transfer, cash on delivery where relevant) and set up shipping rules by zone, weight or order value.

Checkout is where we spend the most effort: fewer steps, costs visible up front, no forced registration. After launch we measure where people drop off and fix accordingly.