Online stores that sell

When Instagram is no longer enough.

Taking orders by hand through messages is slow and loses customers. Your brand needs its own house, not just a rented room on a network it does not control.

What we do.

We build a store with product pages, a basket and payment, plus a polished brand presentation.

• Product pages with images, descriptions and variants.
• Basket and secure payment.
• Editing products without a developer.
• A brand that looks serious and trustworthy.

What a store needs in order to sell.

A buyer arriving from Instagram or an ad has one product in mind and one question: do I trust this enough to type in my card. The store has to answer that within three clicks.

• Close-up photos of the product, worn or in use, and every variant: size, colour, stock per variant.
• Shipping cost and delivery time visible on the product page, not only in the cart. A surprise at checkout is the first cause of abandoned carts.
• Card payment, bank transfer and cash on delivery. In Slovenia a good share of buyers still pays on delivery; without it you lose them.
• Returns and complaints written plainly: how many days, who pays the postage, how it works.
• Search and filters that work with sixty products as well as with six. Forty categories for sixty products lose the buyer.
• Speed on a phone and the legal pages: terms, privacy, cookies, company details. Both Google and the buyer check them.

To see what this looks like in practice, have a look at the concept store Macesen, which we use as a sample. It is not a real store; the products cannot be bought.

Mistakes that stop the purchase.

In reviews of small Slovenian stores the same four keep coming up.

• Bank transfer only. The buyer who wants to pay now goes where they can.
• No stock shown. The buyer orders, two days later gets a message that the item is out, and never returns.
• No filter by size or by the attribute that decides the purchase for your product. Browsing twenty pages is not shopping.
• No measurement. Nobody knows where buyers drop off, so fixes are made by gut feeling.

All four are built into our store from day one: payments, stock per variant, filters and funnel measurement.

Price and timeline.

An online store with products, variants, cart, payments and shipping costs from €3,900 excluding VAT. The build takes eight to ten working days after the design is approved.

The price includes importing the initial product range, connecting the payment provider, setting up shipping and taxes, the legal pages and an editing walkthrough. After that you manage products, stock and orders yourself, without a developer. Monthly care with hosting and updates starts at €49.

What the price includes and what it does not is on the online stores page; get a ballpark for your case in the calculator. When a store actually pays off for a business is covered in our tip on deciding on an online store.