E-commerce development
Stores on WooCommerce, Shopify or OpenCart — or on Tilda and Webflow when the catalog is small and speed to launch matters more. A store can also be built on Webflow Ecommerce, and Webflow itself can be integrated with WordPress and WooCommerce. Catalog and shipping end to end, with whatever payment methods you need: cards through your bank, crypto, or both.
What's included
- Catalog, product pages, cart and checkout
- Card payments through your bank and/or crypto
- 1C exchange: products, stock and orders sync automatically
- A path to purchase without extra steps — on any screen
Who it's a good fit for
- Stores with a catalog that needs cart, payments and shipping end to end
- Businesses running 1C accounting where stock and orders must sync automatically
- Sellers who need specific payment rails: cards through their own bank or crypto
When I'd recommend something else
If the catalog is small and launch speed matters more, a Tilda or hosted-platform store is the simpler route — I'll propose it myself when it solves the task.
Work in this service
FAQ
How much does an online store cost?
The estimate depends on catalogue size, payments, shipping and integrations. The figure is fixed after a short brief.
Which platform should the store use?
Most often WooCommerce on WordPress: no monthly platform fees and full control. Shopify or OpenCart when the task or existing infrastructure calls for it.
Do you set up payments and shipping?
Yes: payment gateways, B2B invoicing, delivery services and order notifications are included.
Can you rework an existing store?
Yes — from a storefront redesign to a platform migration with the catalogue moved and category/product URLs preserved or correctly redirected.
Working on something similar?
Tell me about the project and I'll suggest a practical way to build it, a platform and a timeline.
Get a scope & estimate

