E-commerce

Having a webshop built!

selling, not just displaying

A webshop is not a website with a basket bolted on. It is a sales channel with stock, shipping, VAT and returns attached. We build shops for businesses going from ten orders a month to ten a day — and make sure that growth does not bury you in admin.

run your idea past us e-commerce as a service

In short

€ 3,500

where a solid shop with its own design usually starts

6–10 wk

from first conversation to the first real order

± 40%

of the work sits not in the shop but in the integrations behind it

Shopify, Shopware, WooCommerce or custom — we only choose after the conversation.

When an existing platform is enough

Selling a manageable range to consumers, with ordinary shipping and payment? Then Shopify or WooCommerce is live faster and cheaper to maintain than anything we would build. We simply say so.

In that case we take on the design, the product structure and the findability, so your shop does not look like the thousand others on the same theme.

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When custom work pays for itself

Selling to trade customers on their own agreed prices, working with bundled products, quotes, rental or delivery by zone? On a standard platform you then fight plugins that contradict each other, every month.

At that point a custom shop is cheaper: it does exactly what your business does, and nothing else.

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From experience

Where webshops lose money!

Product copy from the supplier

The same description as two hundred other shops gives Google no reason at all to show yours. Writing your own text per product is dull work, and it pays off more than any advert.

Shipping costs that only appear at the end

The single biggest cause of abandoned baskets, in every shop we have ever measured. Show the cost on the product page, even when it is high.

Payment methods nobody here uses

In Belgium it stands or falls with Bancontact. Leave it out and you lose orders from people you had already convinced.

Stock that only exists in someone's head

Selling what you do not have costs you the margin and the customer. Stock belongs in one place, and the shop should read that place.

Approach

How we build a shop!

We start with your range, not with the design. How many products, how many variants, which exceptions? That inventory decides the platform, the price, and whether you are still happy with the choice three months later.

Then we build the path from visitor to payment first, and everything else after. That way the part that makes revenue is there first, and you can go live with half a catalogue while you fill in the rest.

  • A product structure and filters that make sense
  • Bancontact, card and bank transfer
  • Shipping rules per zone and weight
  • Returns and terms pages
  • VAT correct, across borders too
  • Measurement at each step of checkout
Investment

What a webshop costs!

Excluding VAT and excluding your payment provider's transaction fees, which you pay them directly.

Starting out

from € 3,500

A well-made shop on an existing platform.

  • Your own design, not an off-the-shelf theme
  • Up to 100 products set up
  • Payments and shipping
  • Guidance so you can fill the rest yourself

Growing on

from € 7,500

For shops already running and hitting their limits.

  • A link to accounting or stock
  • Customer groups and agreed prices
  • Product copy and SEO structure
  • Checkout optimisation

Made to measure

on request

When your trade does not fit a standard platform.

  • Functional analysis up front
  • A shop built around your process
  • Links to your own software
  • Ongoing development
Faq

Questions about webshops!

Further reading

Related to this!

webshop integrations & automationgraphic design for your websitehaving a website built

Already selling, or still thinking about it?

Both are a good moment for a conversation. Together we work out whether a shop is worth it at your margins.

let's work together? graaf!