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A webshop selling to Europeans has two jobs: convert visitors, and handle their data lawfully. Most store platforms make you choose. We engineer stores that do both — fast product pages, a checkout that converts, and GDPR-compliant data flows from payment to analytics.
Every extra second of product-page load time costs conversions. We build headless or fully custom storefronts with sub-second product pages, working search and filters, and a checkout flow measured for drop-off — not a theme with an app store bolted on.
Compliance is not a cookie banner. It is where your customer data actually flows: payment processing, order e-mails, analytics, remarketing. We map and build those flows on EU-compatible services, so your shop passes a data-protection review instead of hoping nobody asks. That includes cookieless or consent-mode analytics where it fits.
VAT handling, multi-country shipping rules, SCA-compliant payments through Stripe, and the consumer-rights pages EU law requires. We build shops for the market you actually sell into, not a US template with the currency symbol swapped.
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E-commerce builds start at €2.200 with a fixed written quote. Ongoing maintenance, SEO and feature work is available on monthly plans.
Full pricing boardLawful data flows end to end: EU-hosted customer data, GDPR-compatible payment and e-mail processors, analytics with valid consent or no personal data at all, and documented processor agreements. We build all of that in, rather than patching it after launch.
Both, depending on the case. Shopify is fast to launch but constrains data flows and adds per-sale costs; a headless or custom build costs more upfront and gives you full control. We advise honestly which fits your volume and margin.
Builds start at €2.200 with a fixed quote agreed in writing before work starts. The quote covers the agreed scope — design, build, payments, and compliance pages.
Yes. We audit performance and checkout drop-off, quote the fixes fixed, and report the before/after numbers.
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