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An eshop written from scratch, not assembled out of plugins.
A Next.js storefront, product management you are not afraid to open, and payments and shipping that work the way the Greek market does. The code is yours, and the team that writes it also runs the campaigns.
What you get
Next.js storefront
Category, product, basket and checkout pages designed for the phone first. They load fast because they do not carry code they never use.
Headless commerce & CMS
Products, stock and orders in a commerce platform; copy and pages in a CMS. We choose with you, based on the catalog, the volume and who will run it day to day.
Payments & shipping
Cards through a Greek bank or payment provider, cash on delivery, bank transfer and whatever else your customers use. Courier integration for shipping cost, vouchers and tracking.
Speed & accessibility
Core Web Vitals targets on mobile from the first week, not a check at the end. Semantic markup, sufficient contrast and keyboard navigation, so people who do not use a mouse or see poorly can still buy.
Structured data & feeds
Product, price and availability markup for Google and AI assistants. Feeds for Merchant Center and for the Greek price-comparison sites, built from the same source as the site so they never disagree.
Maintenance after launch
Updates, backups, monitoring and one person who knows the project. Changes and new features in weekly cycles, the same as during the build.
How we work
Why code, and not a theme with twenty plugins
An eshop built on a ready-made theme starts fast. A year later it has one plugin for filters, one for the feed, one for payments and one to fix the others. Every update is a risk, and every page loads code from all twenty.
When we write it, every feature is there because you need it. The product page loads only what it shows, and when something has to change, it changes in the code, not in a plugin we are waiting for someone else to update.
The checkout decides the sale
By the time a customer presses “Place order”, they have already decided. If that is where they are asked to create an account, fill in twelve fields or wait on a redirect that will not open on their phone, the decision changes.
We design the checkout for Greek realities: addresses and postcodes, invoices with a VAT number, cash on delivery, shipping cost shown before the last step. And we run test payments through every payment method in a staging environment before it opens.
The eshop is part of the campaign
We are the digital arm of a software company. The same team writes the eshop, the tracking, the feeds and the Google and Meta campaigns. Tracking goes into the code from the start, with server-side events, instead of being bolted on later with a script.
When a campaign shows a page losing people, or a product being rejected from the feed, we fix it the same day. There is no developer at another company to wait for.
The code and the accounts are yours
The repository, the domain, and the commerce platform and payment provider accounts belong to your business. If we ever stop working together, you keep an eshop any developer can pick up, not a locked account.
The market
57%
of Greek eshops spend up to €1,000 a month on content. For 58.5%, finding customers is the biggest problem.
Process
Mapping
Two hours with you, one week in your data. It ends in a written account of what is wrong.
Plan & price
Scope, timeline and cost per layer. No open-ended invoices.
Build
We work in weekly cycles. You get a staging environment from week one.
Maintenance
Monitoring, updates, a monthly report and one person who knows your project.
Fit
A good fit
- Eshops that have outgrown their theme, where every change costs another plugin.
- Businesses with their own logic: configurable products, wholesale pricing, an ERP or warehouse to connect.
- Anyone who wants the eshop and its campaigns in the same hands, with tracking that agrees with the till.
Not a good fit
- Anyone who needs a simple shop with a few products within days. A hosted platform on a monthly subscription will serve you better, and we will say so.
- Anyone who has not sold anything online yet and first wants to test whether there is demand.
- Businesses with nobody to update products and answer orders.
Questions
How long does it take to build an eshop?
It depends on the catalog, the payments and the connections to other systems. After mapping you get a week-by-week timeline, and from the first week you can see the eshop in a staging environment.
Can you migrate my existing eshop?
Yes. We move products, customers and order history where the source allows it, and we keep or redirect every URL so you do not lose your positions in Google.
Will I be able to change products and pages myself?
Yes. Products, prices, stock, banners and copy change from the CMS and the commerce platform without a developer. At launch we train whoever will run it.
What does it cost?
It depends on the scope, and after mapping you get a cost per layer with no open-ended billing. Ask for a quote below: tell us what you need and we will send you a written price for your case within one working day.
Do you also advertise the eshop?
Yes, and that is where the difference shows: the feeds, the tracking and the landing pages are written by the same team that runs the campaigns. See the Google Ads and Meta Ads pages.
Quote
What would it cost you?
Every business is priced on its own numbers. Tell us yours in a minute and get a written offer, not a price list.
Quote request
- A person reads every request and writes the offer. Nothing is sent automatically.
- Ad budgets are separate: you pay Google, Meta or OpenAI directly, from your own card.
- No calls unless you ask for one.
Related
- Google ShoppingGoogle Shopping and Performance Max for Greek eshops: a clean Merchant Center feed, product titles and categories, and product groups built around margin.
- WebsitesWebsites written in Next.js: fast on mobile, a CMS you can edit yourself, technical SEO from day one, hosting and maintenance after launch. Athens.
- Conversion rate optimisationCRO for Greek eshops and sites: where people drop out, speed, checkout, and changes measured in orders rather than clicks.
- Hosting & supportHosting, updates, backups, monitoring and support for sites and eshops — with one person who knows your project and answers.