Online store development in Bistrița
We build online stores that actually sell: a clear catalogue, a simple cart, card payment, courier delivery and automatic invoicing. From Bistrița, for companies across the county and the country.
A store is not a catalogue with photos
An online store is judged by how many visitors end up paying. That is where we start: the route from product to order, short and free of friction, checked on a phone first.
Courier, invoicing, card payments, stock. The order lands in your system on its own — no copying data by hand from an email into another program.
We hand the store over with training: add products, change prices, run discounts, track orders. You do not call us for every price change.
Our office is on Mărăști street. When you launch a store and something urgent comes up, it matters to have someone you can reach, not a support form.
From the first product to the first order
Categories, filters, size and colour variants, stock. We will import hundreds of products if you already have them in a file.
Card or cash on delivery, automatic shipping costs, courier integration, confirmation emails at every step.
The invoice goes to the customer automatically and lands in your accounting software. No double work at month end.
Fast servers, daily backups, updates and monitoring. A store that is down means orders lost.
Online stores we have built
Fast food, professional tools, natural wool, technical treatments, clothing — different trades, the same care for the route to checkout.
What it costs, briefly
A standard online store starts around €900 and reaches €2,500 for a large catalogue with custom design. With courier, invoicing and stock integrations the range rises to between €2,000 and €4,500. Online ordering for a restaurant (menu, variants, delivery) usually sits in the lower half of that range.
Indicative ranges for the 2026 market. The real quote is based on the number of products, the integrations required and how complex delivery is — with clear stages and deadlines.
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