The template is the smallest part of the work on a store. Building an online store means arranging the customer's entire journey: from the product page, through the cart on a phone, to payment, shipping and the invoice. If one of these steps fails, you get traffic but no orders.

We build stores on WooCommerce, the open-source e-commerce software for WordPress. You don't pay for a licence or a system subscription. The store, content and customer data belong to you, and if you ever change developers, you take everything with you.

What you get in a store from PLN 3,900

How much does an online store cost

We count the seven business days from the day we have all the materials: products in a spreadsheet, photos, company details and accounts with the payment provider and carrier. For variants, large catalogues and integrations we give the timeline in the quote, before the contract is signed.

The price doesn't include the domain (about PLN 100 a year), hosting (usually PLN 300-800 a year), the payment provider's commission or paid plugin licences. You pay these costs directly to the providers, and we help you choose them. A full breakdown of costs, including the ones owners find out about too late, is in our guide online store cost.

WooCommerce or a subscription platform

A subscription platform gives you a quick start with hosting included. But you pay every month, even in a month without sales, and features end where your plan ends. An example from Shoper's price list (October 2026): the Standard plan costs PLN 299 net a month or PLN 3,249 net a year after the first, promotional year, and the blog is only available in the Premium plan, from PLN 729 net a month.

When is a subscription the better choice? When you expect a few orders a month, want to test an idea without investing or don't want to deal with updates at all. In that case we say so plainly. The exact three-year calculation, with prices for both options, is in the article Shoper or WooCommerce.

What the 7 business days look like

1. Day 1: materials and settingsDomain, hosting, installation, company details, connecting the payment provider and carrier accounts.
2. Days 2-3: design and structureHomepage, categories, product page and cart arranged for phones. You approve the layout with your own products, not sample ones.
3. Days 4-5: products and salesProduct import, prices, delivery costs, invoices, terms of sale and policies.
4. Day 6: testingA real test order with payment and invoice, customer emails, checks on several phones.
5. Day 7: handover and trainingWe hand over access and teach you how to handle orders and add products. The store starts selling.

What to prepare before the start

• a product list in a spreadsheet: name, price, description, category, stock level (we'll give you a ready template);
• product photos, ideally on a plain background;
• company details for the terms of sale and invoices;
• an account with a payment provider, and if you don't have one, we'll help you set it up;
• a contract with a carrier, if you have your own rates;
• your logo and brand colours, if you have them. If not, we'll choose them together.

A store people can find

A finished store without traffic is just a cost. We hand over every store with a correct URL structure, page titles and descriptions, a sitemap and product structured data, which is the foundation for online store seo. Ongoing work on the store's visibility is the Sales package at PLN 3,490 a month from our SEO pricing.

Ads bring traffic faster: products in Google Merchant Center and Google Ads campaigns can bring the first orders in the very week of launch.

We build online stores remotely for businesses all over Poland. For the largest cities we have separate pages with local market data, for example websites in Poznań and websites in Warsaw. Full list: we serve all of Poland.

From practice: numbers, not promises

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