S/01 · Online store delivery

E-Commerce Platform Deployment

A shop that takes real orders, not a theme demo. We build the catalog database, the cart logic and the inventory sync, wire in a live payment gateway and your carrier's shipping API, then deploy the store to hosting you control — source code included.

Fixed price from€1 000

Request a quote What is included
  • 0% VAT on every invoice
  • Your Stripe or PayPal account
  • Full source-code handover

[ 01 ]  Scope of work

What this covers

These four lines are the ones that appear on the invoice. They are agreed before any work begins, and the finished store is measured against them.

Scope

Setup and deep customization of an online store application.

Execution

Product catalog database, shopping-cart logic, and inventory sync.

Result

Fully functional store with automated emails and secure checkout.

Deliverable

Payment gateway (Stripe/PayPal) and shipping API integration.

The fee starts at €1 000 and is fixed once the scope is signed off. Payment is made before the service is delivered, in a single transfer, within five days of the invoice date. IT Julian Soft SIA is not registered as a VAT payer, so invoices carry 0% VAT.

[ 02 ]  Deliverables

What you get

Eight moving parts that all have to work together before a store can accept a real order. Each one is built, tested and handed over as part of the same figure.

Product catalog database

Products, variants, options, stock units, prices and tax handling modeled around what you actually sell — not squeezed into a template's fields.

Shopping-cart logic

Add, edit, remove and persist a basket across sessions, with quantity rules, discount handling and totals that survive a page refresh.

Inventory sync

Stock decrements on payment, restores on cancellation, and stays consistent between the storefront and wherever you keep your real stock figures.

Automated transactional emails

Order confirmation, payment receipt, dispatch notice and password reset, sent from your domain with templates you can edit later.

Secure checkout

HTTPS end to end, hashed customer credentials and card details captured by the gateway — payment data never lands on your server or ours.

Stripe or PayPal integration

Your own merchant account connected in live mode, with webhooks handling successful payments, failures, refunds and chargeback notifications.

Shipping API integration

Live rates at checkout, delivery options by zone and weight, and label or tracking data pulled from your carrier's API rather than typed by hand.

Admin & order management

A back office where your team edits products, watches stock, changes order status and issues refunds — with roles so everyone sees only their part.

[ 03 ]  Delivery

How it ships

Five stages between the product list you send us and the first order a customer places.

Send your product list
01

Catalog modeling

We map the products before touching the storefront: variants, options, stock units, tax treatment and the fields your catalog genuinely needs. Import files and their format are agreed here.

02

Store build

The store application is set up and customized around that model — category structure, product pages, cart logic and the admin screens your team will use every day.

03

Payments & shipping wiring

Your Stripe or PayPal account is connected in live mode with webhooks, and your carrier's shipping API supplies rates and delivery options inside the checkout.

04

Test orders

Orders are run end to end — add to cart, pay, refund, cancel — and after each one we check the confirmation email, the stock movement and the order record.

05

Go live

Deployment to your hosting, DNS pointed and SSL active, admin credentials and source code transferred. The store is yours to run from that moment.

[ 04 ]  No line items

Included in the fixed price

Everything below sits inside the agreed figure. Nothing here reappears later as an extra charge.

A written scope, agreed and priced before the invoice is issued
A staging store you can open and click through during the build
Import of your existing catalog from a structured export file
Payment gateway connected to your own Stripe or PayPal account
Shipping rates and delivery options wired to your carrier's API
Transactional email templates sent from your own domain
Mobile layouts checked on real screen widths, not just a desktop preview
Test orders run end to end before the store opens to customers
Deployment to your hosting with DNS pointed and SSL active
Source code, admin credentials and a short handover walkthrough

Third-party costs stay with you: hosting, domain, and the transaction fees charged by Stripe, PayPal or your carrier under your own agreements with them.

[ 05 ]  Client feedback

From a store we launched

“The whole catalog was moved across without me re-typing a single product, and the cart behaves the same on a phone as it does on a laptop. Test orders were run in front of me before we opened, so the first real payment was not a surprise. Stock now updates itself, which was the part I was most worried about.”

Agnese Celmiņa Jēkabpils · E-Commerce Platform Deployment

[ 06 ]  Questions

Before you write in

That is decided with you during scoping, not in advance. Most stores sit best on an established store application that we then customize deeply; a catalog with unusual rules is sometimes better served by a custom build. Whichever it is, the platform is named in the written scope before the invoice is issued, and it runs on infrastructure in your name.

Yes. If your current shop can produce a structured export — a spreadsheet, a CSV or a database dump — the products, variants, prices and stock levels are imported rather than retyped. We agree the field mapping first and flag anything in the old data that has no equivalent in the new model, so nothing disappears quietly. Product images are moved across in the same pass.

You do, directly to them. The gateway is connected to your own merchant account, so their per-transaction fees are billed to you under your agreement with them and never pass through us. We do not take a percentage of your sales, and our invoice is the fixed project fee and nothing else. You will need to open the Stripe or PayPal account yourself — we connect it, we do not sign up on your behalf.

You hold the source code, the admin credentials and the hosting account, so you can keep working on the store with us or with anyone else. The fixed price covers delivery through to go-live rather than an open-ended retainer. Later changes — new features, a second sales channel, a redesign — are quoted the same way: written scope, single figure, agreed before work starts.

Currently taking new store builds

Send the product list.

Tell us what you sell, how it ships and which gateway you want behind the checkout. You get a written scope and one fixed figure back — before anything is invoiced.