E-commerce Development
Online stores that make buying dead easy.
We build online stores for businesses across Sweden. The goal is simple: someone lands on your store, finds the thing, pays with Klarna or Swish and gets a PostNord tracking link — without emailing you for help. Every design decision we make serves that one journey.
Who this is for
Sound like you?
Physical shops going online
Your customers already trust the shop. An online store lets them buy from you at 11pm, from three cities away.
D2C brands
Marketplaces rent you their audience and keep the data. Your own store means your customers stay your customers.
Wholesalers & B2B sellers
A catalogue with ordering, customer-specific prices and invoice payment built in — so repeat buyers order themselves instead of emailing you two hundred times.
What you get
In plain words, not a feature list.
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Products set up properly
Photos, descriptions, categories, variants — organised so customers find things and Google indexes them.
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Payments the way Sweden pays
Klarna, Swish, card — and invoice for B2B customers. Checkout in as few taps as possible.
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Shipping wired in
PostNord, DHL, Budbee, Instabox — rates, tracking and labels flow to dispatch without you re-typing addresses.
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Moms and bookkeeping handled
Correct moms on every product, proper receipts, and orders synced to Fortnox or Visma so month-end stops being a project.
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A dashboard you'll actually use
Orders, stock, and customers in one screen. Update a price or add a product without emailing us.
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Speed on real phones
Your buyers are on a phone on the bus, not on office broadband. A store that loads slow is a store that loses carts.
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GDPR and consumer law built in
Privacy, cookies, 14-day ångerrätt and clear terms — handled the Swedish way, in plain words.
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You own the store
Domain, platform account, code, customer data — all in your company's name. If we ever part ways, you keep it all.
What it costs
Most stores land between 50 000 and 150 000 kr.
Ex. moms. A tight catalogue with standard payments sits at the lower end; large catalogues, B2B pricing and integrations push it up. And sometimes Shopify is genuinely the right answer — if it is, we'll say so and set it up properly instead.
You get the exact number in SEK after one conversation — before any work starts. All prices ex. moms.
Process
How it works — no jargon, we promise.
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You tell us about your business
An email, a call, or a 20-minute video meeting. What you sell, who buys it, what's not working right now.
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We show you a plan and a fixed price
In plain words and in SEK. What we'll build, what it costs, when it's done. No surprises later.
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We build — and you see progress
You get a link to watch the site come together. Feedback welcome the whole way.
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We launch and stay reachable
Your site goes live, in your company's name. We don't disappear — that's the whole point.
FAQ
Straight answers to questions everyone asks.
Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom store?
Honest answer: it depends on volume and features. Shopify is fast to launch but charges monthly forever and limits customisation. WooCommerce is flexible but needs looking after. A custom store costs more upfront and is fully yours. We'll recommend the one that fits your numbers — we build all three.
Which payment methods do you set up?
Klarna and Swish are non-negotiable in Sweden — most of your customers expect both. Add card payments, and invoice payment if you sell B2B. We set up whichever your customers actually use, not whichever pays us a referral.
Can I manage products and orders myself?
Yes — that's the point. You get a dashboard to add products, change prices, and process orders. We train you until it's boring.
How much does an online store cost?
Between 50 000 and 150 000 kr ex. moms for most stores we build, depending on catalogue size and features. You get a fixed number after we've seen your product list — before any work starts.
Does it connect to Fortnox?
Yes — Fortnox, Visma or Bokio. Orders, customers and payouts land in your bookkeeping automatically, so month-end takes an afternoon instead of a weekend.
How do I get customers to the store?
A store without traffic is a warehouse. We also run Meta ads — and building the store and the ads together is exactly why our clients' numbers work. Ask us about it in the same conversation.
Tell us about your business.
Email or call — we actually reply. Usually within a few hours on weekdays, often faster.