E-commerce Development

The price of an e-commerce store depends mainly on three things: features, content volume, and design.

Regarding features, it matters what capabilities the store needs – for example, integrations with payment and shipping systems, filtering, different customer types, or other custom solutions.

Content-wise, the number of products, content pages, and whether the material (images, texts, product data) already exists or needs to be created or organized plays a role.

In terms of design, the price is influenced by whether it's a simpler solution or a more thorough and detailed user interface design is needed.

Therefore, each e-commerce project is somewhat different, and the exact price depends on specific needs.

The completion time of an e-commerce store depends on the project scope, number of products, and required features. It also depends on ongoing projects and the waiting queue.

If someone promises a proper e-commerce store in a couple of weeks, it's worth being cautious. A well-thought-out store that accounts for client input and testing doesn't usually come together that quickly.

In practice, a realistic development time often starts from about four weeks, and for more complex projects, we're talking months.

The speed of completion is also affected by how much and how quickly the necessary material is available – so you can contribute to the (fast) completion of the project with quick feedback and clear communication!

Yes. The day-to-day management of the e-commerce store is designed for the business itself.

From the dashboard you can, for example: • add and edit products • change prices and promotions • manage orders • add content pages • monitor sales data

A developer is usually only needed when you want to add new features, make major changes, or resolve technical issues.

This depends on the number of products and the project agreement.

For smaller e-commerce stores, we usually add some sample products, based on which we set up the store structure and design. You add the remaining products yourself based on the training, so you also learn the adding system.

If there are a lot of products (generally starting from around 100 products), we usually use product file import.

In that case, hundreds or thousands of products can be added to the store at once. Additionally, where possible, necessary, and reasonable, we now also apply AI for organizing and compiling product spreadsheets.

Yes, but with a large product range, it's important that product management is well thought out.

When an e-commerce store has thousands of products, we typically use mass import and mass editing tools and techniques. This allows, for example, changing product prices all at once, updating product information, or adding promotions to an entire category.

Such tools make managing a large e-commerce store significantly faster and more practical.

The most typical e-commerce integrations are, of course, with shipping and payment providers, but alongside that, we most frequently integrate accounting software, warehouse programs, and other business software so that order information automatically reaches the right place.

Additionally, there are the standard marketing integrations for e-commerce stores (such as newsletters), but today also solutions and processes needed for AI use.

Yes. Every e-commerce store is completed with a comprehensive SEO strategy, and the initial setup is in place. From there, you can manage SEO elements yourself when adding content to the store.

For example, you can change page titles, metadata, URL structure, category texts, and image alt texts.

This means the e-commerce store can be optimized for search engines without needing a developer for every change.

If the existing website has good search engine visibility, it makes sense to preserve as much of the existing structure and content as possible.

This means, for example, using the same URLs or properly redirecting them, preserving existing texts, and transferring metadata.

However, if the current SEO performance is unsatisfactory, creating a new e-commerce store is a good opportunity to improve content and technical SEO.

Yes, and this is actually very important.

Almost no e-commerce store stays the same as it was on day one. New products come along, new sales channels, new ideas.

That's why we build e-commerce stores so that later you can add, for example: • new filtering options • automated promotions • integrations with other systems • AI workflows

Yes, more and more e-commerce work processes can be automated with artificial intelligence.

For example, AI can help create product descriptions, optimize content texts for SEO, analyze sales data, or automate part of customer service.

AI doesn't replace the e-commerce store itself, but it can help perform many daily tasks faster and more efficiently.