Websites · a store from first plan to first orders
Ecommerce website design from platform choice to the first order: store design, payments, shipping, launch and SEO basics.
Individual quote · from 1–2 weeks
Free first call. I usually reply within 2 hours.
Want to start selling online, but agency quotes are high and stretch over months? Or has your hosted store stopped being enough? I lead the whole project and I'm your single point of contact, and trusted specialists join for complex questions. I tell you plainly what makes sense at your size.
A comparison for this particular store, not a platform ranking.
| Option | Upfront cost | When it makes sense |
|---|---|---|
| WooCommerce | medium | full control, low running fees |
| Hosted platform | low | simple catalog, few integrations |
| Custom-built store | high | an unusual buying process |
Settled before design, because they shape the checkout.
| Part | Choice | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Payments | cards, wallets, local methods | one payment provider |
| Shipping | parcel lockers and courier | labels from the store admin |
| Invoices | accounting software | issued automatically |
Usually not the code, but materials and paperwork.
Product pages look uneven and the store loads slower.
Solution: One photo format and automatic resizing on import.
Payment providers usually ask for them when verifying the store.
Solution: Text from your lawyer, added to the store by me.
A small store is ready in 1 to 2 weeks. A larger one launches as a first version and grows in iterations.
You get an exact price and date after the first call, before you decide. Hosting or platform fees and payment provider fees are separate.
Individual quote
from 1–2 weeks
Your own store with a standard buying process.
Individual quote
timeline depends on scope
When the store has to work with other systems.
Individual quote
depends on the store
The store works, but it is slow and heavy.
„We worked with Vlad on a Next.js project. He knew what he was doing from day one, didn't overcomplicate things and came up with better approaches on his own. I especially value his work on the site's performance. Everything was delivered as agreed.”
George B. CEO, finance company
„We needed to build an MVP fast to test our idea in practice. Vlad helped us choose sensible solutions and focus on what we really needed for launch. We didn't try to build everything at once, yet he made sure the project could grow later without starting from scratch.”
Alex N. Product Manager at StartupX
„Vlad got up to speed with our project quickly and pointed out several problems we hadn't treated as priorities. He sorted out our database and security issues. I liked that he didn't just complete tasks but clearly explained why something was worth changing and what the consequences could be.”
Michał R. CTO at TechCorp
„We had an app where every bigger change was becoming a problem. Vlad helped us clean up the code, rebuild some of the older parts and introduce automated tests. Working on new features is much easier now. I also appreciate his patience in explaining technical topics to people outside the development team.”
Sara K. Product Owner at WebSolutions
Tell me what you sell, how many products you have and whether you already have a website. I'll reply with the platform and scope that make sense, with price and timing.
The price grows with the number of products, integrations and languages. Running costs come on top: hosting or a platform subscription and payment provider fees. You get an exact price after the first call.
A small store is ready from 1–2 weeks; a larger one launches as a first version and grows in iterations. What delays a launch is rarely the technical work. It's photos, product descriptions and legal terms, so we sort those out at the very start.
It depends on your catalog, budget and plans. A hosted platform gets you started fast with less technical upkeep, but limits changes and has monthly fees. WooCommerce gives more freedom but needs care. I build on WooCommerce or custom. If a hosted platform suits you better, I'll say so before we start.
Both. I design the key pages: home, categories, product page and cart. If you have a logo and brand colors, I build on them. If not, a visual identity can be added as a separate stage.
The store launches with SEO basics: a clear category structure, clear page addresses, titles, a sitemap and fast loading. That is a good start, not a ranking guarantee. Traffic from Google is built after launch, and ecommerce SEO is a separate service.
No, and nobody honest does. I make sure the store works, loads fast and is easy to buy from. Sales also depend on your products, prices and promotion.
You get full access to the store, server and accounts, plus a guide to the admin. If you like, I take on ongoing care: updates, backups and fixes. Or you hand the store to your own team.
One senior person leads the project and is your single point of contact, and trusted specialists join for complex questions such as unusual integrations. You don't pay for layers of management. The code, server and accounts are in your name, and notes on how the store works let you hand it to another developer.
Know-how
Guides that help you prepare for the conversation or do part of the work yourself.
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