ONLINE STORE

The final cost of an online store is calculated individually. A store is more complex than a landing page or corporate site — because of the catalog, payment, delivery, and order management. Three main groups of factors affect the price:

1. Product catalog and content

The size of your range and the quality of product cards directly affect launch time:

— Number of products: a starter store — up to a few dozen items; hundreds or thousands of SKUs need category structure, bulk import, and checking each product card.

— Descriptions and photos: if texts, images, and prices are ready — launch is faster. Preparing descriptions, processing photos, and variants (size, color) add work.

— Filters and attributes: convenient search by brand, size, price, and stock — important for the buyer, but needs WooCommerce setup and catalog structure.

2. Payment, delivery, and integrations

Sales functionality is what sets a store apart from a regular site:

— Payment methods: connecting one or several systems — Stripe, WayForPay, LiqPay, bank transfer, cash on delivery. Each method needs setup, test payments, and verification.

— Delivery: integration of Nova Poshta, courier services, or pickup; delivery cost calculation in the cart; different rates by region.

— Accounting and CRM: automatic order transfer to CRM, stock sync, product import from Excel or accounting software, notifications by email about new orders.

— Language versions and currencies: several store languages, different currencies for clients from different countries — additional WooCommerce and translation setup.

3. Design and additional features

Appearance and ease of purchase affect both conversion and budget:

— Template vs unique design: a ready WooCommerce + Elementor solution is faster; custom design for product card, catalog, and checkout — more designer and layout hours.

— Store pages: separate templates for promotions, brands, lookbook, product comparison, wishlist — each block adds layout work.

— Marketing tools: coupons, loyalty programs, upsell in the cart, discount pop-ups, integration with email newsletters — optional, as your business needs.

You can read more in our blog article What affects website cost.

You can order an online store of any complexity — from a compact catalog with a dozen products to a full platform with hundreds of items, several payment and delivery methods. We give a transparent estimate before work starts.

How we determine the exact cost of your project:

Short brief

— You tell us about products, catalog size, payment and delivery methods, example stores you like, and launch timeline. It takes 10–15 minutes and helps us understand the project scope right away.

Initial consultation and discussion

— We clarify which features you need at launch and what can be added later — for example, advanced filters or extra integrations. We suggest solutions for your budget without unnecessary modules.

Detailed estimate and technical specification

— We prepare a specification with stages: catalog, payment, delivery, testing, training. We fix the final cost and deadlines before work starts. No hidden fees during development.

Flexibility and options

— If needed, we offer several options: a starter store for the first launch and an extended version with product import, CRM, or extra languages — you choose the best step for your business.