Question 1

How much does it cost to build an online store?

Accepted Answer

It always depends on the scope and complexity of each project. The final build price (not maintenance) is always a sum of individual services, which are detailed in the contract before we start working together. We always create a quote tailored to real needs — you don't pay for features you don't need, and certainly not ones you don't want.

Question 2

How long does it take to build a store?

Accepted Answer

A typical implementation of the minimum viable store with a custom graphic design from us and basic integrations takes 6–8 weeks. The timeline can shorten or extend depending on the project scope and your availability in providing materials and feedback. We set a realistic schedule at the beginning and stick to it.

Question 3

Do I need to know IT to run a store?

Accepted Answer

No. The admin panel is designed to be used without technical knowledge — adding products, managing orders, and editing basic content are all intuitive tasks. If you ever run into issues, we're always here to help!

Question 4

I have a lot of competition in my industry. Is it even worth starting?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as long as you don't start without a strategy. Niche, SEO, UX, and site speed are areas where you can genuinely stand out even with heavy competition. Big players often have slow, outdated stores with terrible UX — and that's your opportunity.

Question 5

Is an online store a one-time cost?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, no. After building a full-fledged store from start to finish — which is a one-time cost, expenses such as hosting + domain, modules, commissions, marketing budget, etc. are recurring (monthly) costs.

Question 6

How much of my time will this require?

Accepted Answer

The most involvement we need from you is at the beginning — in the initial phase, we discuss design, features, products, and integrations together. This is the project's foundation that determines the shape of the entire store. During the build, we ask for feedback on designs and testing of finished elements before going to production. After launch — it's up to you. If you entrust us with technical support and store development, you can focus solely on sales — we handle the rest.

Question 7

What exactly is "headless" architecture and why do I need it?

Accepted Answer

"Headless" is a new approach in store and website architecture where the visual layer (what the customer sees) is separated from the engine managing the data. The result: the page loads lightning-fast, you can have any design, and easily integrate external tools. Traditional platforms keep everything together, which limits flexibility and drastically slows down loading.

Question 8

Isn't headless overkill for a smaller store?

Accepted Answer

That's a common belief, but it's not true. Headless works everywhere you care about speed, unique design, and scalability — regardless of catalog size. Quite the opposite: a smaller headless store is easier to maintain and expand than a large monolithic system loaded with plugins.

Question 9

What happens after launch? Do I need a full-time developer?

Accepted Answer

Store launch is just the beginning. We offer technical support and store development services: updates, new content, monitoring, backups, and fast incident response. SEO and marketing are long-term processes — we can accompany you in running them. We don't leave you with a working store and a phone number "just in case."

Question 10

Can the store be integrated with my existing tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes — and that's one of the biggest advantages of the headless approach. We can connect the store with warehouse systems, ERP, invoicing, payment gateways, courier platforms, and marketing tools. Instead of adapting your business to the platform's capabilities, we adapt the integrations to how you already work.

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