There is no single price that fits everyone. “How much does an online store cost” depends on the scope, the integrations and what happens after launch. Here is a list of the things that make up the price, so you know what to ask and what to compare.

1. One-off costs

  • Design: a ready-made theme, an adapted theme or a completely new design. The more customisation, the more work.
  • Building the store: structure, categories, pages, entering products and variants.
  • Integrations: card payment, delivery through a courier service, invoicing, a link to warehouse or cash-register software. Every integration adds work.
  • Languages: another language means translation and another version of every page.

2. Recurring costs

  • Domain: renewed every year.
  • Hosting: a server that keeps the website fast and available.
  • Maintenance and support: updates, security, backups and help when something does not work.
  • Payment provider fees: they usually take a percentage of every payment.

3. What is most often forgotten

  • Content: product photos and descriptions. If you do not have them, they have to be made.
  • Legal pages: terms, privacy policy and cookies.
  • Attracting customers: a store does not sell itself, so you also need a budget for advertising and promotion.

4. How to lower the price without lowering the value

  • Start with what matters most: a smaller catalogue and one integration, then add as you grow.
  • Prepare the photos and descriptions in advance.
  • Use standard, proven solutions where you do not need a special one.

How we give you a price

We deliberately do not write a number here, because it would be wrong for most. Tell us what you need and we will send you a clear offer after a short meeting. Use the calculator for a first orientation.

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