SERVICES / WEB / E-COMMERCE
E-commerce.
We build webshops made to sell, not just to display products. The platform follows your business: WooCommerce, Shopify or bespoke. You own the shop, the customer data and the customer register. A price ceiling, monthly billing, no lock-in.
Our position
A webshop that does not convert is an expensive product catalogue.
What do you want to achieve?
We build webshops made to sell, not just to display products. The platform follows your business: WooCommerce, Shopify or bespoke. You own the shop, the customer data and the customer register. A price ceiling, monthly billing, no lock-in.
Our position
A webshop that does not convert is an expensive product catalogue.
What you get from us.
Review
What should the shop sell, and to whom? We set the goals and choose the platform to fit the business.
Build
A shop built around the purchase: checkout, product data and the paths to the cart.
Measurement
You see what sells and where purchases are lost, from day one.
Operation
Further development on your terms. Monthly, no lock-in.
An e-commerce built for the purchase, not just to be seen.
Many webshops look good and still sell poorly, because the purchase is more awkward than it needs to be. We start from the opposite: what makes a visitor actually complete a purchase, and build the shop from there. Checkout, product data and the paths that lead to the cart.
The platform is chosen to fit the business. WooCommerce when you want full control and ownership, Shopify when speed and simple operation weigh heavier, bespoke when nothing standard fits. You pay for a shop that sells, not for a particular platform.
A webshop built towards your sales goals, on the platform that fits the business (WooCommerce, Shopify or bespoke). You own the shop, the product data and the customer register. Measurement from the start so you see what sells. Monthly billing, no lock-in.
Which platform your e-commerce should be built on.
There is no platform that is best for everyone. The choice is driven by how much control you want, how you want to handle operation and how distinctive the shop needs to be. We make the assessment with you before the build, so you do not lock yourself into the wrong model.
Three questions settle it in practice. How much of the technology do you want to run yourselves, and how much do you want off your plate? How far does the buying flow need to depart from what the platform does by default? And what does the solution cost over time, once licences, add-ons, transaction fees and maintenance are counted rather than the build alone? The answers usually point out the platform on their own.
- WooCommerce (WordPress): full control over checkout and product data, open source, no SaaS dependency. You own the installation and can rebuild anything in the buying flow, in exchange for operation, updates and security being your responsibility or ours
- Shopify: quick to start, operation and security handled for you, less technology to maintain. You pay a running platform fee and stay closer to the default flow, which is right when simplicity weighs heavier than full control
- Bespoke: when the range, integrations or buying flow are too distinctive for a standard platform
- Integrations: connecting to business systems, inventory, payment and shipping regardless of platform
- Migration: moving between platforms is doable, but product data, customer records, order history and URL structure have to be moved deliberately, or both the history and the rankings are lost
- When a simpler solution is enough, we say so, instead of selling a heavier platform than you need
A webshop should sell, not just stand in the way of the purchase.
Built to sell, and yours to own.
A template shop looks complete but often leaks purchases where it shows least: at the checkout, on the product page, in the search box. And it often ties you to the platform or the agency that built it.
We build around the purchase and measure it: where customers drop off, what sells, what is worth improving. And the shop is yours. Product data, customer register and code sit on your accounts. The customer relationship belongs to you, not to a platform you rent.
How we work.
How we work.
Monthly billing, price ceiling set by you.
No lock-in, no transition project.
You own all accounts and content.
Decision support, not status.
Discuss your webshop.
Send us your current shop or a description of what you want to sell and to whom. We will come back with our view of which platform fits and what a build would involve.
What do you want to achieve?
No sales presentations. A reply within one working day. · or email directly
Common questions about e-commerce
WooCommerce or Shopify?
It depends on how much control you want. WooCommerce (on WordPress) gives full control over checkout and product data, open source and no SaaS dependency, but you take on more of the operation. Shopify is quicker to start and handles the technology for you, in exchange for less flexibility and an ongoing platform fee. We choose to fit your business, not a favourite.
What does an e-commerce site cost?
The price is driven by what the shop needs to handle: the range, integrations to inventory and payment, and how distinctive the buying flow is. A contained shop is on a completely different level than one with thousands of products and bespoke integrations. We work with a price ceiling: you set the frame and know the cap in advance.
Do we own the shop and the customer data?
Yes. Product data, customer register, code and licences sit on your accounts. The customer relationship is yours, not the platform's. If you change agency or platform, everything should be movable. It is worth checking before you sign, whoever builds it.
Can we run the shop ourselves afterwards?
Yes. We build a setup your team can work in: adding products, handling orders and updating content without a developer. If you want us to handle ongoing operation and development, that works too, on a monthly basis with no lock-in.
Do you handle payment, shipping and integrations?
Yes. We connect the shop to the payment solutions, shipping options and business systems you use, regardless of platform. The goal is for the order to flow all the way from the checkout to your inventory and accounting without manual double work.
Can you rebuild our existing webshop?
Yes. We often start with a review of where the current shop loses purchases, and rebuild what gives the most effect instead of starting over from scratch unnecessarily. Sometimes a new foundation is right, sometimes targeted lifts are enough. We tell you which.
Can you move the shop from one platform to another?
Yes. A migration is less about moving the design and more about moving what hurts to lose: product data, customer records, order history and URL structure. We map what has to come along, set redirects from the old addresses so rankings and links follow, and test the checkout before the switch goes live. Sometimes the answer is not to move at all, if the current platform is fine and the problem sits somewhere else. We say which.