Service
Online store development
A store where customers go from choosing a product to paying on their own: catalog, cart, checkout and online payment. You are notified of every order and track its status in the admin panel.
Who it is for
- You sell products at fixed prices and currently take orders by hand through messengers and over the phone.
- You sell through marketplaces or social media and want your own sales channel that does not depend on a platform's rules.
- You already have a catalog, but customers want to pay for an order straight away instead of waiting for an invoice.
- You are opening a new line of business and want to sell online from day one.
What is included
- A catalog with categories, filters and product cards
- A cart and checkout: contact details, delivery method, a comment
- Online card payment through a payment provider you sign a contract with
- Order statuses in the admin panel: new, paid, shipped, completed
- Telegram notifications about new orders and an email to the customer
- Delivery, payment, returns and contact pages
- An SEO foundation and analytics with goals for completed checkouts
- An admin panel for products, prices, stock and orders
Billed separately
- Importing products and stock from an Excel or CSV spreadsheet
- Uploading a large number of products
- A customer account, loyalty points and promo codes
- Integration with delivery services
- Payment provider fees, hosting and domain fees
Price and timing
Estimated timing
6–10 weeks
What affects the price
- The number of products and the complexity of the filters
- Payment and delivery methods
- Integrations with delivery services and other services via an API
- A ready-made store theme or a custom design for product cards and the cart
- How urgently you need to launch
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Online storeA catalog, cart, online payment and orders with notifications. | from 5,400 BYN≈ $1,800 |
How we work
Discussion: your range, payment and delivery methods and how you handle orders today
Prototypes of the catalog, a product card, the cart and checkout
Development, payment in test mode and a check of the whole customer journey
Launch: switching payment to live mode, monitoring the first orders and admin panel instructions
Example
A demo on fictional data and a real project from my portfolio with a similar task.
Demo
Catalogue and online store
I show a catalogue and cart of a fictional tea and coffee shop: filters, search, checkout and a payment step that is only simulated.
Open the demoWebsite of a refrigerated freight company
- Task
- The company needed a website where customers can order a shipment online.
- Solution
- A WordPress site with an online order form and basic SEO setup.
- Result
- The site is live: orders are placed online and arrive by email and in Telegram.
- WordPress
- SEO
FAQ
How much does an online store cost?
From 5,400 BYN for a store with a catalog, cart, online payment and order notifications. The price goes up with the number of products, delivery methods and integrations with delivery services.
Which payment methods can be connected?
Card payments and any other methods offered by a bank's or aggregator's payment service. You sign the contract with the provider, and it charges its fees to you. Cash on delivery or invoices for businesses can also stay available.
Do I need a contract with a payment provider before work starts?
Not right away. Development and test payments can run in parallel with signing the contract. By launch, though, the contract and live credentials must be ready, otherwise the store cannot accept payments.
What do you build online stores with?
WordPress, if launching quickly and managing products yourself matters most. Laravel, if you need custom logic for orders, discounts or integrations. We choose the platform during the discussion, based on your range and plans.
Who uploads the products?
I set up the categories and product cards and upload a few products for testing. You add the main range in the admin panel, or I import it from a spreadsheet, which is priced separately by volume.
How is a store different from a website with online ordering?
On a website with online ordering, the customer sends a request and you arrange payment separately. In a store, the customer pays for the order straight away, and each order has statuses and notifications. If every price is calculated individually, a catalog website or a company website with an order form is a better fit.
Contact
Tell me about your task — I'll reply with possible solutions. Or message me directly in the messenger you prefer.
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