Online store development
An online store that loads fast, whose product pages rank, and that does not charge you a percentage of every sale. Estonian bank payments, your own admin, and the full source code in your hands.
What the build includes
- Product catalogue and categories with an admin you control
- Cart and checkout that works properly on a phone
- Estonian bank links and card payments via Montonio
- Product structured data with price and availability
- Order management and customer emails
- Analytics that shows which products actually sell
Why not a hosted platform
A hosted platform is easy to start and gets more expensive exactly as you succeed: a monthly fee, a cut of each transaction, and an add-on price for most things you eventually need. None of that scales with the work the platform does for you.
A store built once stays yours. The only running costs are hosting and the payment processor's transaction fee — no share of your revenue going to a third party.
Pricing
- · Up to 50 products
- · Bank payments
- · Admin
- · Mobile layout
- · Larger catalogue
- · Categories and filters
- · Shopping feed
- · Integrations
- · Updates and backups
- · 3h work per month
- · Analytics report
Frequently asked questions
What does an online store cost?
Stores here start at €1,499 for a small catalogue and around €2,900 for a full build with categories, filters and integrations. The Estonian market typically starts at €3,000 and larger builds run past €10,000. We build only what the store needs, with no platform licence on top.
Which platform do you build on?
The store is written from scratch in Next.js, with payments and stock connected as needed. That means no monthly platform fee scaling with your revenue and no vendor deciding what your checkout may do. If you would rather be on a specific platform, we discuss it before starting.
Can it take Estonian bank payments?
Yes. Estonian bank links and card payments are connected through Montonio, which is the payment method Estonian shoppers expect. It is the same processor this company uses for its own billing.
Will products show up in Google?
Product pages are built so search engines can read them and carry Product structured data with price and availability, which is what allows a listing to show a price rather than a bare link. A Google Shopping feed can be set up as well.
Can I manage products myself?
Yes. Every store includes an admin where you handle products, prices, images and stock. If you would rather not, the maintenance plan covers catalogue work.
How long does a store take?
A smaller store with a modest catalogue is usually two to three weeks. The main variables are catalogue size and whether the store has to talk to existing stock or accounting systems.