An online shop that sells while you sleep. Or at least while you’re busy.
A WooCommerce store built lean and focused: your products, smooth checkout, and nothing standing between a visitor and the buy button.
"Selling online shouldn’t require a warehouse-sized budget."
You make or stock something people want: clothing, food, crafts, gear, bookings with payment. You need a shop that looks trustworthy, works flawlessly on a phone, and doesn’t take a percentage of every sale like the marketplace platforms do.
WooCommerce runs on WordPress: you manage products, prices, and orders yourself. The shop is genuinely yours, on your own domain, with no platform holding your catalog hostage.
What you get
Designed to sell
Clear product pages, frictionless checkout, and a design that makes people comfortable entering card details.
Phone-first
Most of your customers will shop from the couch. The experience is built for their thumbs.
You run it yourself
Add products, change prices, handle orders — with a proper walkthrough at handover.
Payments that fit your market
Cards, Klarna, PayPal — set up for the countries you sell to.
One fixed price
Quoted up front based on catalog size and features, from €2,149. Running costs: hosting sized for a shop (custom, from about €30/month), domain ~€15/year, and your payment provider's per-sale fee.
What €2,149 actually buys.
- A complete WooCommerce shop with a purpose-built design — around 30 products set up, structure ready for more
- Product pages, cart, and checkout tuned for phones and for trust
- Payments configured for your market: cards, Klarna, PayPal
- Shipping options and VAT set up for the countries you sell to
- The legal pages EU shops need: terms, returns and refunds, privacy
- Copywriting and content included — product photos yours, the rest sorted
- A walkthrough of orders, products, and prices at handover
- Live in three to six weeks, timeline agreed up front
What I won’t sell you.
If you’re dreaming of a 10,000-product marketplace with vendor accounts and a mobile app, I’m not your guy. And anyone who says they’ll build it cheap is about to teach you an expensive lesson.
My sweet spot is focused shops: a clear catalog, done properly, launched quickly. That focus is exactly why the price and timeline look the way they do.
What clients say
Aeternum Clothing — an online shop from my agency years, built on Shopify at the client’s request. I build shops on both platforms; WooCommerce is what I recommend when you want to own everything outright.
"I feel I got more help and advice than I paid for — which is the highest praise I can give."
Mauro · Founder, Aeternum Clothing · Trustpilot ★★★★★
Quick answers.
What does a shop cost to run?
Hosting sized for a shop is custom, from about €30 per month, plus about €15 per year for the domain. Your payment provider takes a small fee per sale (their pricing, not mine). No revenue share to me, ever.
How long does it take?
Three to six weeks depending on catalog size and features. You get the exact timeline with your quote, and previews along the way.
Are the legal pages included?
Yes. EU distance-selling rules require proper terms, return and refund pages — they're part of the build, not an extra.
Who keeps the shop healthy after launch?
You can run it yourself, or I keep it updated, backed up, and monitored with maintenance from €49 per month — for a shop I recommend the Priority plan, which includes checkout testing after every update round.
Tell me what you’re selling.
Describe your products and where you want to sell. You’ll get a fixed quote, an honest timeline, and no upsell speech.
Tell me about your shop