How long does ecommerce development take?

Shopify 5–10 weeks, PrestaShop and WooCommerce 6–12 weeks, custom code 8–16 weeks, a B2B platform 6–9 months. We count the time from signing the contract to launch. The time is extended mainly by integrations and importing a large catalog. You get a dated schedule before the contract.

Which platform should I choose?

A first store with a standard checkout — Shopify. A large catalog with variants — PrestaShop. Already on WordPress — WooCommerce. Selling into the EU and beyond — Shopify with Markets. Customer price lists and ERP — custom code. You will find the thresholds in the platform selection table . For a quick pointer, try the quiz: which e-commerce platform .

What is included in the price, and what do I pay separately?

Included: platform choice with the 3-year cost, design of the key views, payments and delivery as quoted, product import, 301 redirects, order testing, admin panel training and 30 days of stabilization. Separately: the subscription or hosting, payment provider fees, paid plugins, product descriptions and photos.

When do I get the code, and who owns the store?

We hand over the code after every project stage, and copyright passes to you on payment. With PrestaShop, WooCommerce and custom code you have the repository, the database and server access. On Shopify the platform code belongs to its provider — the account, data and domain are yours, and you take your data out by export.

Will you connect the store to ERP, a marketplace and a carrier?

Yes, that is part of the project. ERP costs from CHF 6,000 excl. VAT, a marketplace from CHF 4,000, shipping from CHF 500 to CHF 2,000 depending on the platform. Before the quote we check whether your system has an available API. Full list in the Integrations section, and details in the article ERP for ecommerce .

Can you move the store without losing Google traffic?

We migrate the store following a plan: a URL inventory, 301 redirects kept for at least a year, data export, testing and a new sitemap in Search Console. Rankings may fluctuate before Google re-indexes the new URLs, and the plan limits those fluctuations. We describe it step by step in the article Ecommerce migration SEO .

What happens after the store goes live?

For 30 days we fix bugs within the build price. Then you choose a support subscription (updates, backups, monitoring, small changes), paying per task, or running the store yourself. On Shopify the server and updates are in the platform subscription. Work out the cost of support in the maintenance cost calculator .

How are you different from a cheap template store?

Packages on a ready-made theme cost far less and can be enough to test an idea. With us you also get a platform chosen for its 3-year cost, integrations priced before the start, code after every stage and a redirect plan. When you compare offers, check whether they cover these four things.

How do I end the cooperation or change contractors?

You have the code, documentation and access, so a new contractor takes over the store without us. The support subscription has a notice period written into the contract. At handover we prepare a list of access credentials and a short description of the integrations.

How long does ecommerce development take?

Shopify 5–10 weeks, PrestaShop and WooCommerce 6–12 weeks, custom code 8–16 weeks, a B2B platform 6–9 months. We count the time from signing the contract to launch. The time is extended mainly by integrations and importing a large catalog. You get a dated schedule before the contract.

Which platform should I choose?

A first store with a standard checkout — Shopify. A large catalog with variants — PrestaShop. Already on WordPress — WooCommerce. Selling into the EU and beyond — Shopify with Markets. Customer price lists and ERP — custom code. You will find the thresholds in the platform selection table . For a quick pointer, try the quiz: which e-commerce platform .

What is included in the price, and what do I pay separately?

Included: platform choice with the 3-year cost, design of the key views, payments and delivery as quoted, product import, 301 redirects, order testing, admin panel training and 30 days of stabilization. Separately: the subscription or hosting, payment provider fees, paid plugins, product descriptions and photos.

When do I get the code, and who owns the store?

We hand over the code after every project stage, and copyright passes to you on payment. With PrestaShop, WooCommerce and custom code you have the repository, the database and server access. On Shopify the platform code belongs to its provider — the account, data and domain are yours, and you take your data out by export.

Will you connect the store to ERP, a marketplace and a carrier?

Yes, that is part of the project. ERP costs from CHF 6,000 excl. VAT, a marketplace from CHF 4,000, shipping from CHF 500 to CHF 2,000 depending on the platform. Before the quote we check whether your system has an available API. Full list in the Integrations section, and details in the article ERP for ecommerce .

Can you move the store without losing Google traffic?

We migrate the store following a plan: a URL inventory, 301 redirects kept for at least a year, data export, testing and a new sitemap in Search Console. Rankings may fluctuate before Google re-indexes the new URLs, and the plan limits those fluctuations. We describe it step by step in the article Ecommerce migration SEO .

What happens after the store goes live?

For 30 days we fix bugs within the build price. Then you choose a support subscription (updates, backups, monitoring, small changes), paying per task, or running the store yourself. On Shopify the server and updates are in the platform subscription. Work out the cost of support in the maintenance cost calculator .

How are you different from a cheap template store?

Packages on a ready-made theme cost far less and can be enough to test an idea. With us you also get a platform chosen for its 3-year cost, integrations priced before the start, code after every stage and a redirect plan. When you compare offers, check whether they cover these four things.

How do I end the cooperation or change contractors?

You have the code, documentation and access, so a new contractor takes over the store without us. The support subscription has a notice period written into the contract. At handover we prepare a list of access credentials and a short description of the integrations.

OUR OFFER · ONLINE STORES

Ecommerce website development for stores that sell without retyping orders

We build online stores on PrestaShop, Shopify, WooCommerce or custom code. We choose the platform based on your products, integrations and cost over 3 years. You know the price and the schedule before you sign.

You get the code and access after every project stage, not only at the end. On Shopify, the account, data and domain are in your name from day one.
Payments, shipping, marketplaces and ERP are priced before we start, each item separately.
When you change platforms, the 301 redirect plan is included.

from CHF 7,500

excl. VAT, PrestaShop or custom code

5–16 wks

from a ready platform to custom code

30/40/30

payment in three stages

30 days

of stabilization included

Book a call about your store
Work out the cost of your store

Call: 15 minutes, video or phone, no obligation · Prefer to phone? +48 663 877 600

OUR OFFER · ONLINE STORES

Ecommerce website development for stores that sell without retyping orders

You get the code and access after every project stage, not only at the end. On Shopify, the account, data and domain are in your name from day one.
Payments, shipping, marketplaces and ERP are priced before we start, each item separately.
When you change platforms, the 301 redirect plan is included.

from CHF 7,500

excl. VAT, PrestaShop or custom code

5–16 wks

from a ready platform to custom code

30/40/30

payment in three stages

30 days

of stabilization included

Book a call about your store
Work out the cost of your store

Call: 15 minutes, video or phone, no obligation · Prefer to phone? +48 663 877 600

DATA AND MEASUREMENTS · DATED

What our recommendations rest on

HTTP Archive Web Almanac 2025 data on ecommerce platforms (global, July 2025 crawl), plus a dated measurement on a client site. Our prices come from the calculator on this page, item by item.

50% / 76%

PRESTASHOP / SHOPIFY SITES WITH GOOD CORE WEB VITALS ON MOBILE · WEB ALMANAC 2025, GLOBAL

35%

WOOCOMMERCE SITES WITH GOOD CORE WEB VITALS ON MOBILE · SAME DATA

10 → 0

SERIOUS LIBRARY VULNERABILITIES AFTER OUR REVIEW · CLIENT SITE

SITUATIONS · 4 SIGNALS

When a business needs a new online store

A conversation about a store usually starts with one of four situations. Each has a different solution.

01SIGNAL · CHANNEL

You sell only on marketplaces

You pay a commission on every sale on Galaxus or Ricardo, and the customer relationship stays on the platform. Your own store builds your customer base and lowers the cost of repeat orders. What the same product costs in both channels, we work out in the article Selling on Galaxus and Ricardo — fees and integration.

02SIGNAL · SCALE

Your store has outgrown a ready-made platform

You are missing a price list for regular customers, an extra checkout step or a connection that no app in the platform's store provides. Every workaround costs you hours of work each week.

03SIGNAL · MANUAL WORK

You retype orders by hand

You move orders, stock levels and invoices between the store, the accounting software and the carrier. At 30 orders a day and 3 minutes each, that is 90 minutes a day, or about 30 hours a month (20 working days). This is an example calculation — plug in your own numbers.

04SIGNAL · TECHNOLOGY

Your store is slow on phones or runs on an old version

PrestaShop 1.7 and 8 run on PHP versions without security support. In the HTTP Archive Web Almanac 2025, only 50% of PrestaShop sites passed all three Core Web Vitals on mobile (global data, July 2025). We describe the speed thresholds in the article Core Web Vitals for ecommerce.

↳ Each situation has a different solution, and sometimes the best one is the cheapest. That is why we start by choosing the platform, not the graphic design.

OPTIONS · 4 ROUTES · PRICES EXCL. VAT

Four routes to an online store — choose by how you sell

Prices excl. VAT; Swiss VAT is added on top. The "from" amount is the smallest scope in the calculator — up to 100 products and a ready-made theme. Payments, shipping and integrations raise the amount, and the calculator below shows yours.

A · FIRST OWN STORE

Starting out or moving off a marketplace

from CHF 9,000

excl. VAT · with payments and shipping CHF 9,750

5–10 wks

typical time

For whom: a first store, a standard checkout, selling in Switzerland.

Recommendation: Shopify. Server, updates and security are in the subscription, so the start is the shortest.

What we do: plan selection, a theme matched to your brand, payments, delivery, product import and redirects from old URLs.

Fixed cost: the Basic plan at CHF 21 a month billed annually, CHF 29 billed monthly (Shopify pricing).

B · A STORE THAT GROWS

Large catalog, variants, marketplaces and accounting

from CHF 7,500

excl. VAT · PrestaShop, with payments and shipping CHF 9,750

6–12 wks

typical time

For whom: from 100 to over 2,000 products, variants, Galaxus or Ricardo, a multichannel order tool, accounting software.

Recommendation: PrestaShop — catalog and variants as standard, code and data on your server. Already have a WordPress site, or want to stay in its admin panel? Then WooCommerce, from CHF 5,000 excl. VAT.

What we do: deployment on your server, theme, payment and delivery modules, integrations, data import, server tuning.

Fixed cost: hosting, paid modules and support.

C · SELLING OUTSIDE SWITZERLAND

Several currencies, languages and countries

from CHF 9,000

excl. VAT · with payments and shipping CHF 9,750

5–10 wks

typical time

For whom: a Swiss brand that sells directly to customers in the EU and other countries.

Recommendation: Shopify. Languages, taxes and — with Shopify Payments — local currencies come as standard. 76% of Shopify sites pass all three Core Web Vitals on mobile (Web Almanac 2025, global data).

What we do: theme, payments, carriers for cross-border parcels, a plan for who pays customs duties and import VAT (you or the customer), connection to your accounting software, product migration.

Fixed cost: the Basic plan from CHF 21 a month billed annually, plus 2% of sales when payments go through an external gateway instead of Shopify Payments (Shopify pricing).

D · CUSTOM STORE AND B2B

Your own pricing rules, customer price lists, ERP

from CHF 7,500

excl. VAT · B2B module +CHF 12,500 · a typical B2B platform about CHF 40,000

8–16 wks

typical time · B2B platform 6–9 months

For whom: your own pricing rules, price lists for wholesale customers, an ERP that decides stock and prices, selling in several channels.

Recommendation: custom code — Next.js and Payload CMS. We write the order logic around your process, and the panel for running the store comes with it.

What we do: store design and code, admin panel, payments, API integrations, deployment and monitoring.

Fixed cost: server and code support. No subscription and no commission to a platform provider.

↳ Not sure which option fits? The table below shows the thresholds we use to choose a platform. The quote you get before signing the contract is binding.

How we choose the platform — situation, recommendation and threshold

We choose the platform based on five questions: how many products and variants you have, what the store must connect to, where you sell, who will maintain it and how much it may cost over 3 years. We apply the thresholds below on the first call.

Your situation	Recommendation	Why
Up to about 500 products, a standard checkout, selling in Switzerland	Shopify	The shortest start (5–10 weeks), hosting and updates in the subscription
Over 1,000 products with variants, several integrations, your own server	PrestaShop	Catalog and variants as standard, code on your server. The server needs tuning: on your own hosting, response time depends on it, not on the platform
You have a WordPress site or want to stay in its admin panel	WooCommerce	Store and content in one panel. The cheapest of our builds on your own server (from CHF 5,000 excl. VAT)
Selling into the EU and other countries	Shopify (with Markets)	Currencies and languages as standard; 76% of Shopify sites pass Core Web Vitals (Web Almanac 2025, global)
Customer price lists, the ERP decides stock and prices	Custom code (Next.js + Payload)	Logic no ready-made app provides. From CHF 7,500 excl. VAT, a B2B platform about CHF 40,000
Budget under CHF 7,500, testing a product	Start on a hosted platform on your own	A free trial is enough to test demand

On the call we work out the cost over 3 years, not just the build. Shopify Basic billed monthly is CHF 29 a month, i.e. CHF 348 a year and CHF 1,044 over 3 years — before the 2% fee on sales through an external payment gateway, paid apps and support.

Work it out yourself: the e-commerce TCO calculator compares the yearly cost of platforms, and the quiz: which e-commerce platform gives you a pointer in a few minutes. We compare platform price lists and exit terms in the article E-commerce platform comparison.

EVIDENCE · DATED AND SOURCED

What we measure and how we show it

We base recommendations on measurements and prices you can check. Each card says where its numbers come from.

WEB ALMANAC 2025 · DATA 07.2025

Store speed on the main platforms

50% / 54%

PrestaShop — good Core Web Vitals, mobile / desktop

35% / 33%

WooCommerce — the same two figures

76%

Shopify — good Core Web Vitals, mobile and desktop

The HTTP Archive Web Almanac 2025 measured the share of ecommerce sites that pass all three Core Web Vitals, by platform. The data is global, not for any single country. It shapes the platform ratings in the table above and the order of work when we speed up a store.

DV REPORT · POLISH MARKET · 03–05.2026

Where our prices come from

CHF 7,500

PrestaShop or custom code, from (excl. VAT)

CHF 9,000

Shopify, from (excl. VAT)

CHF 5,000

WooCommerce, from, if you already run WordPress

We collected 2026 price lists and quotes for store builds on the Polish market. Those are Polish prices, so we do not quote its medians here; the franc prices on this page come from our calculator, item by item.

REAL CLIENT · WEBSITE, NOT A STORE · 2026

Ślusarstwo Floriańczyk

10 → 0

serious (high) security vulnerabilities in libraries

layout shifts (CLS) in 10 runs

84–540 ms

time to display the main content (LCP)

The website of a family metalwork shop near Warsaw. It shows how we sign off work — a dated measurement and a library review before handover. We apply the same procedure to a store before launch.

INCLUDED · 4 SPECIFICS

What you get with every build — 4 specifics, not extras

These four things are included in every option, from a Shopify store to a B2B platform.

01PLATFORM CHOICE

3-year cost, in writing before the contract

Subscription, payment fees, hosting, paid plugins and support in one table. You compare platforms on the same numbers before you sign anything.

02OWNERSHIP

Code after every project stage

With PrestaShop, WooCommerce and custom code you have a Git repository from the first week, and we hand over the code after every stage together with access to the test version. On Shopify we set up the account, data and domain in your name.

03TECHNICAL SEO

Redirects and product data for Google

When you change platforms, we list every URL and set up 301 redirects. After launch we submit the sitemap in Search Console. Product pages get structured data with price and availability.

04SIGN-OFF AND STABILIZATION

Measurement before handover and 30 days of stabilization

Before launch we record, with a date, the load time (LCP) and layout stability (CLS) of the product and category pages. For 30 days after launch we fix bugs within the build price.

PROCESS · 6 STAGES · CODE AFTER EACH6 steps

How ecommerce development works — 6 stages, each with code to sign off

Stage durations apply to a PrestaShop or WooCommerce store. Each stage ends with something you sign off before we move on.

15 min + 60 min · free
Call and analysis
A short call, then an hour of online analysis. We ask about your products, sales channels, current systems and budget. If you already have a store, we review it together with you.
What you get:
An initial platform recommendation
A list of integrations to check
up to 2 weeks
Platform choice and quote
We check whether your systems have an available API and agree which of them decides prices, stock and invoices. We work out the platform cost over 3 years.
What you get:
A platform recommendation with the 3-year cost
A quote and a dated schedule, before you sign the contract
1–3 weeks
Store design
We design the home page, category page, product page and cart. We lay out the category and URL structure. You approve the design before we start the build.
What you get:
A design of the 4 key views for approval
The category and URL structure
The first code in the repository
4–7 weeks
Build and integrations
We build the store on a test version visible only to you and us. We connect payments, delivery and the systems from the stage-two list.
What you get:
Access to the test version of the store
Working integrations to check
The stage code in the repository
1–2 weeks
Data import and testing
We move products, customers and orders as far as the export from the old store allows. We test orders from cart to invoice.
What you get:
A store with real data
A redirect map from the old URLs
An order test report
1–2 days + 30 days
Launch and stabilization
We launch the store on your domain and submit the sitemap in Search Console. For 30 days we fix bugs within the build price.
What you get:
The store on your domain, all access and documentation
Recorded training on the store admin panel
A dated LCP and CLS measurement

From contract to launch: Shopify 5–10 weeks, PrestaShop and WooCommerce 6–12 weeks, custom code 8–16 weeks. The time is extended mainly by integrations and importing a large catalog.

Payment in stages: 30% at the start, 40% after design approval, 30% at store launch. For projects over CHF 10,000 excl. VAT we split payment into 4–5 installments.

How much does ecommerce development cost — three example bills

A build costs from CHF 7,500 excl. VAT on PrestaShop and custom code and from CHF 9,000 on Shopify; if you already run WordPress, WooCommerce starts at CHF 5,000. Swiss VAT is added on top. These are the same amounts the calculator below uses. Three typical bills:

First store on Shopify

Build: CHF 9,000 · payments: CHF 250 · shipping: CHF 500. Time: 5–10 weeks.

Plus the Shopify subscription: Basic is CHF 21 a month billed annually, i.e. CHF 252 a year, or CHF 29 billed monthly. With an external payment gateway instead of Shopify Payments, add 2% of sales (Shopify price list, 10.2026).

Total: CHF 9,750 excl. VAT

A growing PrestaShop store with a marketplace

Build: CHF 7,500 · up to 1,000 products: CHF 1,500 · payments: CHF 1,000 · shipping: CHF 1,250 · marketplace (Galaxus or Ricardo): CHF 4,000. Time: 11–18 weeks.

The same scope on WooCommerce: CHF 12,750 excl. VAT.

Total: CHF 15,250 excl. VAT

A B2B platform on custom code

Build: CHF 7,500 · over 1,000 products: CHF 5,000 · custom graphic design: CHF 6,000 · payments: CHF 1,750 · shipping: CHF 2,000 · ERP: CHF 6,000 · B2B module: CHF 12,500. Time: 25–40 weeks.

Total: CHF 40,750 excl. VAT

What raises the price: the number of products (+CHF 1,500 up to 1,000 products, +CHF 5,000 above), a custom graphic design (+CHF 6,000, an extended UX design +CHF 12,500), ERP (+CHF 6,000), a marketplace such as Galaxus or Ricardo (+CHF 4,000), rush delivery (+40% on price, −30% on time).

What you pay separately: the subscription or hosting, payment provider fees, paid plugins, product descriptions and photos. You can add descriptions and photos in the calculator as options. We set out the full bill of fixed costs in the article Ecommerce website cost.

We do not quote a Swiss market median here: our 2026 price report covers Polish quotes only, and converting them to francs would not give you a Swiss price.

Cost calculator

E-commerce Cost Calculator

E-commerce implementation cost estimate for your business

Got a result from the calculator? Let's check it against your integrations

In 15 minutes we go through the result, your systems and the 3-year cost of the chosen platform.

Book a call about your store Work out the 3-year cost (TCO)

Store integrations — what we connect and what it costs

Before we price a connection, we check whether the system has an available API and agree which one decides prices, stock and invoices. Amounts excl. VAT from the calculator, per connection:

Integration	What it does	Price from
Payments (TWINT, PostFinance Pay, Stripe)	Redirect to the gateway and payment confirmation on the order	CHF 250 (Shopify) · CHF 1,000 (PrestaShop, WooCommerce) · CHF 1,750 (custom code)
Shipping (Swiss Post, DPD, DHL Express)	Labels and parcel tracking from the store panel	CHF 500 (Shopify) · CHF 1,250 (PrestaShop, WooCommerce) · CHF 2,000 (custom code)
Marketplaces (Galaxus, Ricardo)	Listings, orders and stock both ways	CHF 4,000
ERP and accounting software (Abacus, Bexio, Sage 200)	Orders go to the ERP, stock and prices come back to the store	CHF 6,000
B2B module	Discounts for customer groups, prices excl. and incl. VAT, credit limits	CHF 12,500

Details in the articles ERP for ecommerce and Supplier feed integration.

RISKS · 4 PROBLEMS AND REMEDIES

What most often goes wrong with a store — and how we take it off the table

You see how a store looks straight away. You see integrations, Google traffic and fixed costs only with the first orders and bills.

RISK · INTEGRATIONS

Integrations that fail after launch

We check every connection before the quote, not during the build. We agree which system is the source of prices, stock and invoices. Before launch we test them on trial orders — from cart to invoice and shipping label.

RISK · GOOGLE TRAFFIC

A traffic drop after changing platforms

A URL map, 301 redirects kept for at least a year and a new sitemap in Search Console. Rankings may fluctuate before re-indexing, and the plan limits that. More in the article Ecommerce migration SEO and in the migration checklist.

RISK · FIXED COSTS

Fixed costs higher than the build

You get the 3-year cost in writing before the contract. For example, Shopify Grow is CHF 708 a year billed annually (CHF 59 a month) plus 1% of sales with an external payment gateway.

RISK · DEPENDENCE

Lock-in to the contractor

Code after every stage, documentation and access set up in your name. Copyright passes to you on payment. You can end post-launch support with the notice period written into the contract.

NOT FOR WHOM

In these three situations we will say so on the first call and point you to a better route.

A budget under CHF 7,500 or a product test

Start on your own on a hosted platform during its free trial. We describe how in the articles How to start an online store and Free online store.

You sell only on Galaxus or Ricardo, and that is enough for you

Your own store means a separate cost calculation and separate work on traffic. First work out how much you leave in commissions — the article Selling on Galaxus and Ricardo.

A corporate rollout with SAP or Oracle

For companies with over 1,000 employees and a corporate-scale budget, a large implementation firm with a team built for that scale is a better fit.

Ecommerce website development for stores that sell without retyping orders

Ecommerce website development for stores that sell without retyping orders

What our recommendations rest on

When a business needs a new online store

You sell only on marketplaces

Your store has outgrown a ready-made platform

You retype orders by hand

Your store is slow on phones or runs on an old version

Four routes to an online store — choose by how you sell

Starting out or moving off a marketplace

Large catalog, variants, marketplaces and accounting

Several currencies, languages and countries

Your own pricing rules, customer price lists, ERP

How we choose the platform — situation, recommendation and threshold

What we measure and how we show it

Store speed on the main platforms

Where our prices come from

Ślusarstwo Floriańczyk

What you get with every build — 4 specifics, not extras

3-year cost, in writing before the contract

Code after every project stage

Redirects and product data for Google

Measurement before handover and 30 days of stabilization

How ecommerce development works — 6 stages, each with code to sign off

How much does ecommerce development cost — three example bills

First store on Shopify

A growing PrestaShop store with a marketplace

A B2B platform on custom code

Got a result from the calculator? Let's check it against your integrations

Store integrations — what we connect and what it costs

What most often goes wrong with a store — and how we take it off the table

Integrations that fail after launch

A traffic drop after changing platforms

Fixed costs higher than the build

Lock-in to the contractor

When we will recommend a different solution

A budget under CHF 7,500 or a product test

You sell only on Galaxus or Ricardo, and that is enough for you

A corporate rollout with SAP or Oracle

Questions about ecommerce development

01|PRICEHow much does ecommerce development cost?

02|TIMEHow long does ecommerce development take?

03|PLATFORMWhich platform should I choose?

04|SCOPEWhat is included in the price, and what do I pay separately?

05|OWNERSHIPWhen do I get the code, and who owns the store?

06|INTEGRATIONSWill you connect the store to ERP, a marketplace and a carrier?

07|MIGRATIONCan you move the store without losing Google traffic?

08|AFTER LAUNCHWhat happens after the store goes live?

09|CHEAP OPTIONHow are you different from a cheap template store?

10|EXITHow do I end the cooperation or change contractors?

What to read before you choose a platform

Cost and platform choice

Build and growth

Work it out yourself

Check before launch

See more

What our recommendations rest on

When a business needs a new online store

You sell only on marketplaces

Your store has outgrown a ready-made platform

You retype orders by hand

Your store is slow on phones or runs on an old version

Four routes to an online store — choose by how you sell

Starting out or moving off a marketplace

Large catalog, variants, marketplaces and accounting

Several currencies, languages and countries

Your own pricing rules, customer price lists, ERP

How we choose the platform — situation, recommendation and threshold

What we measure and how we show it

Store speed on the main platforms

Where our prices come from

Ślusarstwo Floriańczyk

What you get with every build — 4 specifics, not extras

3-year cost, in writing before the contract

Code after every project stage

Redirects and product data for Google

Measurement before handover and 30 days of stabilization

How ecommerce development works — 6 stages, each with code to sign off

How much does ecommerce development cost — three example bills

First store on Shopify

01PRICE
How much does ecommerce development cost?

02TIME
How long does ecommerce development take?

03PLATFORM
Which platform should I choose?

04SCOPE
What is included in the price, and what do I pay separately?

05OWNERSHIP
When do I get the code, and who owns the store?

06INTEGRATIONS
Will you connect the store to ERP, a marketplace and a carrier?

07MIGRATION
Can you move the store without losing Google traffic?

08AFTER LAUNCH
What happens after the store goes live?

09CHEAP OPTION
How are you different from a cheap template store?

10EXIT
How do I end the cooperation or change contractors?

01PRICE
How much does ecommerce development cost?

02TIME
How long does ecommerce development take?

03PLATFORM
Which platform should I choose?

04SCOPE
What is included in the price, and what do I pay separately?

05OWNERSHIP
When do I get the code, and who owns the store?

06INTEGRATIONS
Will you connect the store to ERP, a marketplace and a carrier?

07MIGRATION
Can you move the store without losing Google traffic?

08AFTER LAUNCH
What happens after the store goes live?

09CHEAP OPTION
How are you different from a cheap template store?

10EXIT
How do I end the cooperation or change contractors?