Webshop development · Alphen aan den Rijn

A webshop built in
Alphen aan den Rijn.

A webshop built in Alphen aan den Rijn for one fixed price up front, live in three to five weeks. Webframer is based in Hazerswoude-Dorp, inside the municipality: you talk to the developer who actually builds your shop, and you can drop by. iDEAL, stock and shipping are part of the build, not a plugin you have to find yourself.

100%
Code and hosting in your name
3-5
Weeks of build time, start date agreed
1
Fixed number up front, not a range
0
Commission on what you sell
Sound familiar

Why business owners here get in touch.

01

You sell through DMs and phone calls

Customers message you which product they want, you send a payment link or an invoice. Fine up to ten orders a week, after that it costs you your evenings.

02

Your shop hangs on ten plugins

Payments, shipping, stock and VAT each come from a different package with its own subscription, and after an update one of them always behaves differently than yesterday.

03

You pay commission on your own revenue

A platform taking a percentage of every order. On thin margins that is the difference between a healthy month and a lean one.

04

The stock count is wrong

Something shows as in stock online that already left the shop, or the other way round. Every correction is manual and every mistake is an angry customer.

05

Visitors drop out at checkout

In the basket, never paid. Usually because shipping costs only appear at the last step, or because iDEAL is not clearly on offer.

06

You want someone you can call

When no orders come in on a Saturday morning, you do not want to open a ticket with a company in another time zone.

How it works

How a webshop project runs here.

01

Meeting, at your place or mine

Inside the Alphen aan den Rijn municipality and the villages around it I come to you, preferably to your shop or warehouse. Then I see straight away how you work now, and that saves half a report of assumptions.

02

Mapping the range and the flow

Which products, which variants, which shipping methods and what has to happen with VAT and returns. This is the part that drives the price, and the part most quotes skip.

03

Design and build

First the product structure and the checkout, then the design, then the code. Payments through Mollie or Stripe, shipping wired to your carrier, stock that holds up when two people buy at once.

04

Test orders and launch

We push real orders through with real money before it goes live, including a return. Then we walk through the admin once and you add products yourself.

What you get
  • Fixed project price, known up front
  • iDEAL, card and pay-later through Mollie or Stripe
  • Stock that holds up under simultaneous orders
  • Shipping costs and returns sorted
  • No commission on your revenue
  • Meeting in person in the region is no trouble

The price depends on the number of products, the variants and the integrations involved. After the first call you get a cost indication, and within 24 hours a proposal with scope and planning.

In detail
01

What a webshop in Alphen aan den Rijn costs

There is no honest number without knowing what you sell. Twenty products without variants is a different animal from eight hundred items with sizes, colours and tiered prices wired into your stock system. What drives the price is set out at length on ecommerce development, and how pricing works on pricing.

The shape of it is fixed: after a half-hour call a cost indication, and before we start one fixed price for the whole track. No reconciliation afterwards, no commission on what you sell. What does run on is your payment provider's transaction fees, and those go straight to Mollie or Stripe, not to me.

Which payment provider fits best comes down to three things; I set them out in Mollie or Stripe in the Netherlands. If you would rather outsource maintenance, that is available for a fixed yearly fee through maintenance and support.

02

The part webshops actually break on

A webshop that looks good is the easy half. What makes or breaks a shop sits under the bonnet, and that is exactly the part an off-the-shelf theme does not solve for you.

Payments have to be verified server-side through webhooks, otherwise an order can arrive marked paid without any money behind it. Stock has to hold up when two people buy the last item at the same moment. And VAT, shipping zones and returns are not settings but rules that differ per situation.

  • Payments verified server-side
  • Stock consistent under simultaneous orders
  • VAT per product type and per country
  • Shipping costs visible before checkout
  • A returns process matching your terms
03

The villages around Alphen too

Webframer is based in Hazerswoude-Dorp, so everything inside the municipality and the immediate neighbours is a fifteen-minute drive. For a webshop that helps more than it sounds: an hour in your warehouse beats three calls about how your stock really moves.

04

Beyond a webshop

If you sell to business customers with their own price agreements, tiers or ordering on account, that is a B2B webshop and it works a little differently. If customers need to log in to see orders, documents or the status of a delivery, it becomes a client portal.

If your stock runs in a spreadsheet nobody dares to touch, custom stock management software is the starting point. If you do not need a webshop but do need a site that sells, see website development in Alphen aan den Rijn.

Frequently asked questions
What does a webshop in Alphen aan den Rijn cost?
You get one fixed number before we start, covering design, build, payments, shipping and launch. What that number is depends on the number of products and the integrations; after a half-hour call I know enough for an indication. I take no commission on your revenue.
How soon is my webshop online?
The build takes three to five weeks, provided product information and imagery arrive on time. That is longer than an ordinary website because payments, stock and shipping are put through real test orders first.
Can I offer iDEAL?
Yes, and for Dutch customers it is usually the most important payment method. I wire in Mollie or Stripe, which gives you card payments, Bancontact and pay-later alongside iDEAL. Which provider fits best depends on whether you work with subscriptions or payouts to third parties.
Do you work with WooCommerce or Shopify?
By default I build in Next.js with your own product management, so there are no subscriptions, no commission, and the shop does exactly what was agreed. If your business already runs on Shopify or WooCommerce and it works, I will say so rather than move you for the sake of moving.
Can my stock connect to my till or bookkeeping?
Yes, if your system has an API or an export. That is the most requested integration: stock that is the same online and in the shop, and orders that land in your bookkeeping by themselves. What is possible depends on the package you use now; we check that in the first call.
Do you come by in Alphen aan den Rijn?
Yes. I am based in Hazerswoude-Dorp, so inside the municipality and the neighbouring ones I simply drop by. For a webshop that is extra useful, because seeing your warehouse once saves a pile of questions about how your stock really moves.
Do you also work in Boskoop, Koudekerk or Benthuizen?
Yes, and in Hazerswoude-Rijndijk, Zwammerdam, Aarlanderveen, Bodegraven, Nieuwkoop, Zoeterwoude and Kaag en Braassem. Everything within a fifteen-minute drive of Hazerswoude-Dorp.
Can my existing webshop be migrated?
Yes. Products, customers and order history carry over where possible, and every old product URL gets a redirect to the new page so your findability does not collapse. With a webshop that last step is the one most often skipped and the one that costs the most.
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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Webshop development in Alphen aan den Rijn · fixed price