Your problem
You get orders in messages, sometimes at midnight. You write them down on paper, check stock from memory and hope you don’t mix up an address. Or you sell through a marketplace that takes a commission on every sale and never hands you the customer. Either way, your business grows exactly as much as you have the patience to keep it all in your head.
The solution
Building an online store: a flow that sells while you sleep
An online store isn’t a catalogue with photos. It’s a chain that has to work end to end without you: the customer finds the product, adds it to the cart, pays, receives the confirmation, the parcel leaves with an automatically generated shipping label, the invoice lands in their inbox, and you see the order in one place.
We build stores on WooCommerce, with the integrations your market uses: a card payment processor, a courier and invoicing. The boring part — which is, in fact, the part that gives you your time back.
Who it’s for
For small and medium shops that already sell, but manually: through messages, over the phone or on a marketplace whose commission bites into every sale. For manufacturers and workshops that want to sell directly, without a middleman. And for local retail that wants a second shop window, open around the clock.
If you sell services rather than products, you need a business website with a good form, not a shopping cart.
Why WooCommerce
Because the store stays yours. You don’t pay a commission on every sale, you’re not tied to a platform that changes its rules or its price from one year to the next, and your customers’ data is yours. WooCommerce integrates with what’s used in your market — payments through an authorised processor, couriers, invoicing software — and grows with you, from twenty products to a few thousand.
Technical foundation
Fast and ready for Google, from the ground up
A slow store loses customers at the exact moment of payment. That’s why the technical side is included: compressed product images, lazy loading, a check against Core Web Vitals, a clean category and product structure, product structured data, a sitemap submitted for indexing and Search Console connected.
Ranking for competitive keywords remains a separate, ongoing job — keyword research, category descriptions, authority. That’s what SEO is about.
What an online store in the EU needs
A store that sells legally needs more than products: terms and conditions, a returns policy with the 14-day right of withdrawal, a privacy and cookie policy, the company details clearly visible, plus the link to the EU online dispute resolution platform and your national consumer-protection authority in the footer.
We set them up together with you at launch, so the store doesn’t set off with a problem you only discover at the first complaint.
Next step
Tell us what you sell, roughly how many products you have and how you ship right now. The first conversation is free and, if it turns out an online store isn’t the right step for you yet, we’ll tell you so directly.