Ecommerce development

A webshop that
sells and adds up.

Selling is one thing; shipping, stock, VAT and invoices that land in your accounting by themselves is the real work. I build webshops where the back end is as well sorted as the shop window. Fixed price up front, no reckoning afterwards.

Sound familiar

Where webshops get stuck.

01

Checkout takes too many steps

Every extra click between basket and payment costs revenue. Without iDEAL and without guest checkout, part of your customers will drop out, guaranteed.

02

Stock levels are wrong

You sell something that already left the shop, or you dare not list anything online for fear of overselling.

03

Everything gets retyped

Orders keyed into the accounting by hand, shipping labels created separately, invoices emailed apart. That work does not scale with your growth.

04

Slow on mobile

Most of your traffic comes from a phone. Heavy themes and uncompressed product photos cost you sales right there.

05

Invisible in Google

Product pages without structured data do not appear with price, stock and reviews in the search results. Your competitor does.

06

Plugins that fight each other

A shop floating on ten extensions breaks with every update. Usually in exactly the weekend of your campaign.

How it works

From product range to first order.

01

Map the range and the flow

How many products, which variants, how you ship, which VAT rates and where your stock lives today. The rest of the build hangs off that.

02

Design aimed at checkout

Product pages and checkout first, the rest after. The path to the button matters more than the homepage.

03

Payments and integrations

iDEAL, credit card and pay-later through Mollie or Stripe. Orders, invoices and stock connected to your accounting and shipping partner.

04

Live and measured

Products in Google Merchant, structured data for price and stock, and insight into where visitors drop out.

What it costs
  • Fixed project price, known up front
  • iDEAL and the common payment methods
  • Connected to accounting and shipping
  • Live in three to four weeks
  • Maintenance and support, optional

The price depends on the number of products, variants and the integrations you need. After the first call you get one fixed number.

Frequently asked questions
What does having a webshop built cost?
A shop with a manageable range, iDEAL and a link to your accounting is the starting point. Many variants, multiple languages or custom checkout logic push the price up; you hear that up front, not afterwards.
Do you work with WooCommerce or Shopify?
If you sell a limited range with your own logic, I build the shop custom in Next.js with Stripe or Mollie. With hundreds of products and a lot of stock movement Shopify is often wiser, and then I say so.
Can my stock update automatically?
Yes, if your current system has an API or an export. Stock, prices and orders then sync without anyone retyping anything.
What about VAT and invoices?
VAT is calculated correctly per product type and invoices go automatically to the customer and to your accounting, for example Moneybird or Exact.
Can my current webshop be migrated?
Yes. Products, customers and orders come along, and every old product URL gets a redirect so your findability is preserved.
Let's build

Tell me what you
want to build.

A half-hour call. You get an honest answer about what it costs, how long it takes and whether building it is smart at all.

Bas Voets · Webframer
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