Service
A store that sells: a convenient catalog, cart, online payment and delivery. We set up funnel analytics and integrations so you can see where sales come from.
An online store differs from a website in that it runs the whole transaction: shows the product, calculates the total with delivery, takes payment and passes the order to your accounting system.
There is local specificity that off-the-shelf solutions miss. The main payment method is Kaspi, and a store without it loses a noticeable share of orders.
We connect card payments through bank acquiring, Kaspi, invoice payment for companies with closing documents, and cash on delivery if you use it.
Delivery is calculated by your rules: within the city, by region, through courier services with weight and dimensions. Free delivery above an order value is a common and effective option too.
The more products, the more navigation matters. If a person cannot find what they need in three clicks, they go to a competitor.
We set up filters based on the real characteristics of your products, not abstract categories. Search handles typos and synonyms — people search «samsung fridge», not the exact model name.
For very large ranges with complex data structures see catalogs and integrations.
The main pain of online stores is stock mismatch. A customer orders something that is not there, a manager calls to apologise, reputation suffers.
We set up an exchange with 1C: products, prices, stock and order statuses sync automatically. An order from the site lands in your accounting system, and a price change in 1C shows on the site straight away.
If there is no 1C, we can work through Google Sheets or the store admin panel — we will pick what fits your process.
An online store starts from $4,500, timeline from 3 weeks. The price is driven by catalog size, the number of payment and delivery methods, how deep the 1C integration goes and whether a customer account is needed.
Filling the catalog is quoted separately if there are many products and no ready export. After launch you usually need support: a store lives a more active life than a brochure site and needs attention.