Platform choice with consequences
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, headless and custom builds fit different needs. We assess catalog, inventory, integrations, editor needs, scalability and total cost of ownership.
E-commerce & Online Store
Online stores that sell
From WooCommerce and Shopify to fully custom solutions — we build e-commerce stores that convert.
WooCommerce & WordPress
Custom themes, plugins, product management and advanced inventory logic.
Shopify & Shopify Plus
Custom themes, Hydrogen headless, Shopify Functions and advanced checkout optimization.
Magento / Adobe Commerce
Enterprise B2B commerce, multisite and complex product catalogs for large businesses.
Custom Online Stores
Next.js, React and headless CMS for total flexibility and optimal performance.
Payment Solutions
Vipps, Klarna, Stripe, Nets, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay — PCI DSS certified.
Shipping & Logistics
Bring, PostNord, DHL and Porterbuddy with automatic freight calculation and return management.
SEO & Conversion
Product page optimization, structured data, Google Shopping and checkout optimization.
Analytics & Reporting
GA4 e-commerce, Meta Pixel, server-side tracking and detailed product analysis.
Integrations & ERP
Tripletex, Visma, 24SevenOffice, Centra and other ERP systems.
Our process
01
Analysis & Platform Selection
We map requirements and choose the right platform based on product catalog, volume and integration needs.
02
Design & User Experience
Conversion-focused design with optimized product display, cart and checkout flow.
03
Development & Integration
Implementation with payment, shipping, ERP and all necessary third-party systems.
04
Launch & Growth
Seamless launch with SEO setup, analytics and ongoing optimization for growth.
Platforms we build on
WooCommerce
WordPress
Shopify
SaaS
Shopify Plus
Enterprise
Magento 2
Open Source
Adobe Commerce
Enterprise
BigCommerce
SaaS
PrestaShop
Open Source
Medusa.js
Headless
Saleor
Headless
Commercetools
Enterprise
Shopware
Open Source
Custom
Custom
Integrations
VippsKlarnaStripeNetsPayPalApple PayGoogle PayBringPostNordDHLPorterbuddyTripletexVisma24SevenOfficeCentraMailchimpKlaviyoGoogle Analytics 4Meta Pixel
SEO research for e-commerce
E-commerce development that covers sales, operations and integrations
SERPs for online-store development mix industry reports, trend articles and platform guides. Buyers are often early in evaluation and need practical answers about Shopify, WooCommerce, ERP, payments and logistics.
Search themes we cover
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Search intents this page answers
1
Choosing the right platform
Buyers compare Shopify, WooCommerce, headless commerce and custom builds based on budget and complexity.
2
Getting integrations under control
Payments, shipping, inventory, accounting, ERP and marketing must work together to avoid manual work.
3
Improving conversion and organic traffic
The page covers technical SEO, speed, product structure and analytics for profitable growth.
Questions before choosing a platform
- Should we choose Shopify, WooCommerce or headless?
- How does the store connect to accounting, inventory and shipping?
- How do we migrate products, orders and customers safely?
- How do we measure ROAS, conversion and margin?
What we prioritize in an online store
- Product structure and filtering that support SEO
- Vipps, Klarna, Stripe, Nets and shipping integrations
- GA4, Meta Pixel and server-side tracking
- Mobile-first performance and checkout optimization
E-commerce that covers the full buying journey
Conversion and visibility
Product structure, categories, technical SEO, speed, mobile experience and checkout flow affect both organic traffic and how many visitors actually buy.
Integrations that save time
ERP, accounting, shipping, inventory, CRM and marketing should work together. Good integrations reduce errors, manual entry and delayed customer communication.
Common questions about online stores and e-commerce
Should we use Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify often fits when operations and simple administration matter most. WooCommerce fits well when WordPress, flexibility and content work are central.
Can you connect the store to ERP or accounting?
Yes. We can connect products, orders, customers, inventory and invoice data to systems like Tripletex, Visma and other platforms via API or middleware.