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Webshop development

A webshop built to sell, not just to display.

We design and build your webshop, either on WordPress or fully custom. Payments run through an external payment provider, so card details never pass through our system. We first establish the size of your catalogue and how the ordering process should work. The proposal then fixes the price.

Discuss your webshop

Illustrative example — not real products, prices or orders.

  • 1

    WordPress or custom

    You decide whether to manage products in a familiar admin environment or to run a fully custom system.

  • 2

    Payments via a provider

    A certified payment provider handles the transactions. We build the integration and the checkout around it.

  • 3

    Fixed price after scoping

    A webshop is not part of the standard packages. We first agree together what the shop needs to do, then fix the price.

When a webshop fits

For selling online without depending on a marketplace.

Your own webshop makes sense when you want to keep the margin, the customer relationship and the presentation in your hands. With a small range, a regular website with an inquiry form is sometimes enough.

A defined product range

You sell a manageable number of products or variants and want to present and sell them clearly.

Selling alongside your services

You already deliver services and want to offer products without running two separate systems.

Moving off a marketplace

You currently sell through a platform and want your own channel without commission per sale.

Two routes

WordPress or custom, depending on what you want to manage.

The choice determines how you manage the shop afterwards and how much bespoke work is possible. We discuss the trade-off before the proposal is fixed.

WordPress

A familiar admin environment with many standard features for products, variants and shipping rules. Suitable when you want to add and manage products yourself.

Custom

A system built exactly around the way you work, without features you do not need. Suitable when your range or process does not fit a standard structure.

Live example

Our own webshop: ReviewNFC.

ReviewNFC is a brand of Advyze, the company behind Sozially. We sell Google review cards, plates and stands with NFC there, and we built the shop ourselves on WordPress and WooCommerce. It shows in practice what the WordPress route can do.

  • A product configurator of our own: standard, own logo or fully custom, with logo upload
  • Prices taken straight from WooCommerce, with the price per item for each quantity
  • Product data for every variant, for Google
  • Checkout through Stripe with Bancontact, Visa and Mastercard
The Google Review Card product page on reviewnfc.be, with the choice between standard, own logo and custom.
Payments

The provider handles the money; we build the path to it.

We do not process payments ourselves and store no card details. Your webshop connects to a certified payment provider that settles the transaction.

  • We build the checkout and the provider integration
  • You hold the contract with the payment provider
  • Card details go straight to the provider, not to your site
  • Order confirmations and status updates run through the shop

Which provider fits best depends on your country, your turnover and the payment methods you want. We review that together before building.

Clear boundaries

What the proposal confirms.

A webshop has more variables than a regular website, so the proposal names what falls inside the work for each element.

Standard part of the project

  • Design of the shop, product pages and checkout
  • Setup of products, variants and categories
  • Integration with your payment provider
  • Shipping settings and order confirmations
  • Technical SEO and analytics
  • Handover with an explanation of day-to-day management

Only when the proposal lists it

  • Product photography and product copy
  • Integration with accounting or stock systems
  • VAT rules for selling outside Belgium
  • Migration of an existing shop or order history
  • Ongoing management of products and prices

Approach

From product range to a working shop.

The timeline depends on the size of your catalogue and how extensive the ordering process is. Each step has a clear purpose.

  1. Range and ordering process

    We map what you sell, which variants exist and how a customer moves from product to payment.

  2. Choice and proposal

    We choose between WordPress and custom, settle the payment provider, and record what we will build and at what fixed price.

  3. Design and build

    We design and build the shop, the product pages and the checkout within the agreed scope.

  4. Testing and handover

    We test the checkout with real test payments and explain how to manage products and orders.

Price

A webshop is quoted separately.

Our fixed website packages do not cover a webshop, because the price depends on your number of products, the payment and shipping integrations, and whether stock management is involved. After a short scoping call, the proposal fixes the price. The pricing page does show what our website packages cost and which costs recur.

View website pricing

Frequently asked questions

Practical questions about webshop development.

Answers about platform choice, payments, management and the boundary with a regular website.

Have a different question?

Within 4 hours on business days, usually sooner. Messages sent over the weekend may be answered on Monday.

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Next step

Tell us what you want to sell.

Describe your products, the number of variants, and how you want customers to check out. We will assess whether WordPress or custom fits and what scope is realistic.

Sozially

Your first step

Intro call, 30 min
free
Advice: WordPress or custom
included
Proposal with a fixed price
no obligation
To pay€0

Within 4 hours on business days