[ service / Athens + all of Greece ]

E-shop development
that sells.

I build online stores that load fast and walk the visitor to checkout without friction. A custom build — not another off-the-shelf theme dragging the same plugins everyone has.

A slow e-shop loses sales: every second of delay sends customers away before they even see the product. Speed here isn’t a luxury — it’s revenue.

I work remotely with stores across Greece. Fixed price in the proposal, a clear timeline, and one person for everything — design, build, payments.

What’s included

  • Catalogue & products

    Clean category structure, product pages that convince, easy management by you.

  • Payments & shipping

    Cards, Greek banks, cash on delivery, couriers — set up and tested before delivery.

  • Speed & mobile

    Most purchases happen on a phone. Your store will be fast where it matters.

  • Google-ready base

    Product structured data, proper titles, sitemap — so your products show up in search.

How I work

  1. 01

    Tell me what you sell and where you stand today — through the form or by email.

  2. 02

    A short call about scope: how many products, which payments, what kind of management you want.

  3. 03

    A proposal with a fixed price and timeline. What we agree, holds.

  4. 04

    Build and tests — payments, shipping, mobile. You watch the store come together on a real URL.

  5. 05

    Delivery with everything ready to sell, and clear instructions for running it.

Common questions

How much does an e-shop cost?
Depends on size — how many products, which payment methods, what automations. I quote each project separately and the price locks in the proposal. No hidden charges later.
Can I manage it myself?
Yes — that’s the goal. Products, prices, orders: all from one clean admin, with instructions.
Do we need to meet in person?
No. Everything happens remotely, wherever you are in Greece.
I already have an e-shop that underperforms — do you take that on?
Yes. I find what’s wrong — usually speed, a confusing checkout, or products invisible to Google — and either fix it or rebuild it properly.