02Services

Catalogue, checkout, handover

Online shops

A shop you can run yourself: add a product without calling me, and see what sold without exporting a spreadsheet first.

A shop is a system, not a page. Stock has to be right, payment has to clear, the order has to reach whoever packs it, and you have to be able to change a price without asking anybody. I build the boring middle properly so the front stays simple.

What it costs

From 10,000 RON

  • Catalogue, card and cash payment, courier, e-Factura and an admin: from 10,000 RON
  • Many products, complex variants, several warehouses or an ERP link: 18,000 to 30,000 RON
  • Running costs, paid to the providers: hosting 50 to 300 RON a month, a domain about 60 RON a year, card fees around 1 to 2% per sale

Prices exclude VAT. The final offer comes in writing, after a short conversation.


What you get

  • Products with variants, and stock that keeps itself right
  • Card and cash on delivery, with 3D Secure set up properly
  • Courier labels created on every order, tracking sent to the buyer
  • Invoices sent to e-Factura on their own, linked to your accounting

Who it is for

Anyone selling more than a handful of products, or tired of taking orders through direct messages.

How it runs

  1. 01

    We talk, then you get a quote

    Half an hour to understand what you need. Then a written quote with a price and a date. No surprises on the second invoice.

  2. 02

    You see the site in week one

    No mockups that look nothing like the result. You open it on your own phone early, and we change things while changing them is still cheap.

  3. 03

    I build it and test it

    Every part that can break gets a test before it goes live. That is why my sites are still running a year later.

  4. 04

    We launch, and I stay reachable

    Live on your domain, documented, and I do not vanish once the invoice is paid. Maintenance is a line in the quote, not a favour.

Sound like what you need?

Tell me roughly what you want and when. You get a written quote, not a sales call.