E-commerce development
Stores on WooCommerce, Shopify or OpenCart — or on Tilda and Webflow when the catalog is small and speed to launch matters more. Catalog and shipping end to end, with whatever payment methods you need: cards through your bank, crypto, or both.
What's included
- Catalog, product pages, cart and checkout
- Card payments through your bank and/or crypto
- 1C exchange: products, stock and orders sync automatically
- A path to purchase without extra steps — on any screen
Who it's a good fit for
- Stores with a catalog that needs cart, payments and shipping end to end
- Businesses running 1C accounting where stock and orders must sync automatically
- Sellers who need specific payment rails: cards through their own bank or crypto
When I'd recommend something else
If the catalog is small and launch speed matters more, a Tilda or hosted-platform store is the simpler route — I'll propose it myself when it solves the task.
Work in this service
Alpha School — Python Courses Platform
An online education platform — a course catalog by skill level, student reviews, a mentor profile and a blog, plus a merch store. A live site with 6,000+ enrolled students.
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Japan's Goods E-Store
A full-featured online store — dynamic product listings, a cart and a checkout flow, with client-side routing and Sass-based styling.
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Gaming Club Landing Page
A responsive one-page store with a hero banner, product cards and a gallery in a flexible grid layout.
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How much does an online store cost?
The estimate lists 15–65k+ ₽ depending on catalogue size, payments, shipping and integrations. The price is fixed after the brief.
Which platform should the store use?
Most often WooCommerce on WordPress: no monthly platform fees and full control. Shopify or OpenCart when the task or existing infrastructure calls for it.
Do you set up payments and shipping?
Yes: payment gateways, B2B invoicing, delivery services and order notifications are part of the build, not an add-on.
Can you rework an existing store?
Yes — from a storefront redesign to a platform migration with the catalogue moved and category/product URLs preserved or correctly redirected.
Working on something similar?
Tell me about the project and I'll suggest a practical way to build it, a platform and a timeline.
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