Showcase products and receive orders on your website. We handle design, catalogue and checkout setup; you run your shop.
The version you see is an example. We tailor design, features, and integrations to your needs. Our team handles creation, changes, and installation.
Built for Makers, small brands and shops selling an initial selection of physical products directly to consumers.
Illustrative design, not a rigid template. Tap the image to enlarge. Your version is designed around your needs after agreeing features, feasibility, and a quote.
A customer chooses two cups, checks the cart and pays through the configured provider’s checkout. You see the order, prepare the parcel and manually update its shipping status.
Supply products, photos, prices and sales terms.
Configure your authorised account and test purchases in a sandbox.
After agreed checks, we publish and show you how to manage orders.
One shop, one language, twenty simple products, one euro price list, one fixed-rate shipping zone and hosted checkout with an authorised provider.
Remote setup in the agreed environment, instructions, and one revision within scope.
Brand, pages, categories, product detail and shop copy. Variants and additional markets are assessed separately.
Domain, hosting, platform and payment fees are separate. The customer opens and verifies their own provider account. Photos, legal text, invoicing, integrated carriers, variants, subscriptions and international sales are not included. The seller and their advisers must approve tax, privacy, returns and sales terms before activation; no sales guarantee.
Hosting, licences, external services, AI usage, and ongoing support are separate. Final price and timing are confirmed before ordering.
Our specialists use AI to build the shop. Products, prices, availability and orders remain under your control.
Requests, owners, and updates in one place. From a broken light to a completed maintenance job.
Customers choose a service and time. You see appointments in your calendar, with confirmation and a reminder.
From site-visit notes to a quote, then an organised job. Using your price list and your customers.
