Online Store for Small Business
Small businesses usually don't need a massive platform. They need to start selling online quickly, accept payment and not overpay for features they'll never use. We build stores matched to the actual scale of the task.
What's included
Fast launch
A simple store launches in 5–10 days. You can take your first order within a week of signing the agreement.
Honest pricing
No bloated agency quotes. Small business gets a working store at a fair price without unnecessary features.
Online payments from day one
We connect Stripe, PayPal, Apple Pay. Customers pay by card without phone calls or bank transfers.
Mobile-first
Most shoppers browse on their phone. The store loads fast and scrolls smoothly on any smartphone.
Our work
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Choosing the right approach for a small store
Small businesses are often offered either cheap template builders that look unprofessional, or expensive agency solutions that cost as much as a car. Neither hits the mark. The right approach is matching the platform to your actual scale.
For a sole trader with a catalog of up to 200 products, Tilda + a shopping cart plugin or a simple WooCommerce setup works excellently. For a growing business with 500+ SKUs, a more flexible architecture makes sense from the start.
What matters most at launch
Three things are critical in the beginning: convenient catalog search, working online payment, and a fast mobile experience. Everything else — advanced filters, loyalty programs, automated emails — gets added as the business grows. We build stores this way: start with the essentials and scale without rebuilding.
FAQ
Depends on catalog size and platform. A store on Tilda + Ecwid (up to 100 products, basic functionality) — from $400–600, ready in 5–10 days. A WordPress/WooCommerce store with custom design and extended functionality — from $1,000–1,500, timeline 3–5 weeks. We recommend not overspending at the start: begin simple and expand later.
Even 10–20 products justify an online store if the goal is accepting orders and payments online. For a small catalog, a simple Tilda or Ecwid store makes sense — fast to launch and affordable. When the catalog grows, we migrate to a more capable platform without losing the traffic and SEO value built up.
Yes — that is one of the main requirements. After launch we provide a training session: how to add products, update prices, process orders. On Tilda it is an intuitive visual editor; on WordPress it is a straightforward admin panel. Most clients manage independently after one training session.
Yes — and it's the right strategy. Start with a basic store: catalog, cart, payment, mobile version. As the business grows, add filters and search, a loyalty program, customer accounts, CRM integration, automated email sequences. We design the architecture for scale from the beginning so expansion doesn't require a rebuild.
We integrate shipping carriers and connect the rate calculator to the cart: the customer enters their address and sees the available options with real-time rates and estimated delivery time. We support USPS, FedEx, UPS, DHL and regional carriers. For domestic markets we integrate local shipping APIs. Order tracking links are sent automatically after dispatch.
