Webshop on a platform
Live quickly and yours to run. The right call when your catalogue and sales process fit inside the platform.
Webshop development
Catalogue, checkout and payments. On a platform you can run yourself, or custom where the platform would fight you.
What we build
Custom webshop
For catalogues, pricing rules or processes a standard platform cannot handle without a stack of plugins.
B2B webshop
Customer-specific pricing, volume tiers, ordering on account and per-account logins. Selling to businesses works differently.
Integrations
Stock, accounting and shipping connected, so an order is not retyped into three systems.
Platform or custom?
The honest question is not which technology is better, but where your sales process collides with what the platform assumes.
If your catalogue fits the platform model, a platform is almost always cheaper in build time and in maintenance. If it grates on pricing rules, variants, stock or the ordering flow, you will patch that with plugins, and that stack ends up costing more than custom would have. We tell you which of the two it is before you choose.
- We recommend a platform when it saves you money, even when we earn less from it.
- iDEAL, card and other payment methods set up and tested before launch.
- Product data structured, so Google can show your products.
- Speed as a fixed requirement: a slow checkout costs revenue.
- The shop, the hosting and the payment accounts in your name.
Common questions
What does a webshop cost?
More than a marketing site, because catalogue, checkout, payments and usually an integration come with it. The number of products and the number of integrations drive most of it. You get a fixed price after one call.
Which platform do you use?
Whichever fits the catalogue and the way you sell. We recommend a platform when it saves you money and build custom when the platform would fight you. We explain the trade-off before you choose.
Can you take over our existing webshop?
Yes, including when the previous builder is no longer reachable. We start by mapping what is there and what it costs to make it healthy.
Can the shop connect to our accounting or stock system?
Usually yes. If the system has an API we can integrate it, and if it does not we will tell you that before you commit rather than after.
Get a scope and a price.
Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to. We come back with a scope, a price and a date.