Websites & stores
Catalog & search
Products with photos, descriptions, prices and filters. Search is fast — customers find what they want in 2 clicks.
Cart & payments
Simple checkout, saved cart, card and wallet support. Higher conversion, fewer cart abandons.
Shipping & tracking
Logistics integration, shipping cost calculation, tracking number to customer. Full transparency.
Mobile version
Store loads fast and sells smoothly on mobile — most traffic today comes from mobile devices.
Fully-functional e-commerce: catalog, cart, payments, shipping, mobile, integrations. Sell 24/7 across Spain.
An online store is not just a storefront: it is a complete sales machine with fast product search, secure payments, order tracking and mobile convenience. We build stores on a modern stack (React, Next.js, Headless CMS), integrate payment systems, inventory and CRM, and launch on high-performance infrastructure. Your job is to sell, we handle the rest.
Catalog & search
Products with photos, descriptions, prices and filters. Search is fast — customers find what they want in 2 clicks.
Cart & payments
Simple checkout, saved cart, card and wallet support. Higher conversion, fewer cart abandons.
Shipping & tracking
Logistics integration, shipping cost calculation, tracking number to customer. Full transparency.
Mobile version
Store loads fast and sells smoothly on mobile — most traffic today comes from mobile devices.
Quick answer
An online store is a fully functional platform to sell products: catalog with photos and descriptions, shopping cart, payment system (cards, wallets), logistics and CRM integration. We build stores on a modern stack (React, Next.js, Headless CMS) with fast loading, mobile support and product SEO. A basic store launches in 3–6 weeks; cost depends on product count, integrations and design customization. Request a quote — we deliver within 24–48 hours.
This page explains how to build a fully functional online store for small business in Valencia and across Spain. We cover how e-commerce works, where to start, which stack to choose (Shopify, WooCommerce, Next.js or headless), how to integrate payments and shipping, what it costs and what results it delivers. By a store we mean not just a simple storefront, but a real sales machine: fast product search, secure payments, order tracking, mobile functionality, warehouse and CRM integration. That store sells 24/7, runs on autopilot and scales easily. Below is a step-by-step plan, cost and timeline reference, platform and stack recommendations, and answers to common questions. At the end, our "Websites & stores" packages with real prices and related services.
Before writing code, you need to understand what you sell, who your customer is, which countries you ship to. Based on that, we choose the platform. For startups with non-standard needs, headless e-commerce on Next.js. For small business with typical needs, Shopify or WooCommerce. Then we create a technical brief: product catalog, pages (home, product, cart), integrations (payments, shipping, CRM). Next comes design, frontend and launch.
The cost of an online store comprises platform development, design, integrations (payments, shipping, CRM) and content (products, descriptions, photos). On ready-made platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce) it is cheaper and faster. On headless e-commerce (Next.js, Medusa) it is more expensive, but more flexible and faster. Prices below are in the "Websites & stores" section; volume and timeline reference in the table.
| Level | What is included | Timeline | Who it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing store | 20–50 products, Shopify or WooCommerce, basic design | 2–3 weeks | Startup, small catalog |
| Basic store | 100–500 products, design, payment and shipping integrations | 4–5 weeks | Small business with growing catalog |
| Professional store | 500+ products, headless e-commerce, custom design, full integrations | 6–8 weeks | Growing business, many products, complex logistics |
Store conversion depends on five factors: load speed (under 3 seconds), mobile interface (a significant share of traffic comes from phones), simple checkout (up to 3 steps), price and shipping visibility with no hidden fees, reviews and ratings (social proof). According to the Baymard Institute, the average cart abandonment rate is 70.19%, and its main causes tie directly to these factors: high final cost and a long checkout. Stores that address these five points convert noticeably better. We build all this into the development process.
Expert opinion
«The average documented online shopping cart abandonment rate is 70.19%. The main reasons are extra costs being too high (shipping, tax, fees), being forced to create an account and a checkout process that is too long or complicated.»
Conclusion
An online store is a functional system to sell products: catalog with photos and descriptions, cart, payment system, logistics and CRM integration. A basic store launches in 3–6 weeks on ready-made platforms (Shopify, WooCommerce) or headless solutions (Next.js, Medusa). Cost depends on product count, integrations and design customization. Key to success is fast loading (under 3 sec), a comfortable mobile interface, simple checkout and transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Request a quote — we will prepare a technical brief and estimate for "Websites & stores" within 24–48 hours.
Packs for the main job
From a landing page to a corporate portal with CMS — from €450. Responsive layout, design and copy included, plus domain and hosting for the first year. Launch in 5–20 days.
The three tiers differ in volume, not in quality: 12, 30 or 50 pages and how deep the design work goes. The tech stack, loading speed and SEO groundwork are identical everywhere — we don’t cut corners on foundations. The site stays yours: domain, hosting and every login are registered in your name. A package costs less than the same work bought piece by piece — from 27 % on Start to 38 % on Max.
A short brief — we’ll come back with a plan and quote within 24–48 h. No pressure.
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