Service 02

Get your online shop built

Selling online has to stay simple, for your customers and for you. I set up payment, shipping and stock, after that you only look after the products.

The shop is not the hard part, the months after are

Almost anyone can put a shop online these days. The difference shows up after three months: when an order never arrives, when the tax rates for Montenegro and Germany drift apart, when the stock count is wrong. That is when you find out whether somebody thought it through.

So I set up the boring things first: payment methods, shipping rules, invoices, returns. The looks come after. A beautiful shop that writes wrong invoices costs you more than it brings in.

What is included

  • Payment by card, PayPal, invoice or bank transfer
  • Shipping rules, tax rates and invoices handled automatically
  • Products and stock imported from the list you already have
  • Vouchers, discounts and newsletter connected
  • Multilingual, with prices in the right currency
  • Training in one afternoon, plus a manual in your language

How it works

  1. 01

    Taking stock

    What you sell, to whom, how it reaches the customer, how it is billed. Nothing starts without that.

  2. 02

    Setup

    Payment, shipping, tax and stock first, design and product text after.

  3. 03

    Test orders

    I buy in your shop, cancel, return. It only goes live once that runs smoothly.

  4. 04

    Launch and training

    One afternoon together. After that you look after products yourself.

Questions about online shops

Which shop system do you use?

That follows you, not me. For a small range something lean is often enough, for hundreds of products with variants I use a full system. In our first talk I tell you what fits your size and what it costs over the years.

Can I bring products over from my own list?

Yes. A table with products, prices and images is enough. I import it, you type nothing twice.

What about tax between Montenegro and the EU?

I set that up with the rates your tax advisor gives me. I am not a tax advisor and I do not pretend to be. What he says, I build in.

How long does a shop take?

Four to eight weeks. The biggest time eater is almost always the product data, not the technology.

What do you want to sell?

Tell me what you offer and how many products there are. Then you get a fixed price.

Ask about a shop