You sell products online
You need catalog, product pages, cart, checkout and order logic.
Online stores
We build online stores that work in sales: managed catalog, product pages, cart, payments, delivery, SEO, analytics and growth.
When store matters
If sales depend on catalog, ordering and recurring product management, a simple website is no longer enough.
You need catalog, product pages, cart, checkout and order logic.
You need a structure that will not break while scaling.
Categories, filters, URLs and meta should be planned before launch.
Payments, delivery, CRM, ERP, feeds and analytics should work as one system.
What is included
The client receives not a set of pages, but an ecommerce system with managed catalog, order flow and a base for growth.
Categories, filters, attributes, brands and landing pages.
Photos, price, stock, attributes, variations, CTA and SEO fields.
Order flow, contacts, delivery, payment and confirmation.
URLs, meta, sitemap, robots, schema, canonical and indexing preparation.
System
Catalog, checkout, payments, delivery, analytics and CRM should work as one process before store launch.
The structure of products, categories and filters through which the buyer finds what they need and the team manages assortment.
Categories and subcategories, attributes, variations, filters, sorting, prices, stock, product import and SEO URLs.
A managed catalog that can scale from dozens to hundreds of thousands of items without structural chaos.
The intermediate step between product selection and order placement, where the buyer checks the contents and cost of the purchase.
Adding and removing products, quantity, variations, promo codes, total recalculation, stock checks and cart persistence.
The buyer sees the exact order contents, and the business receives correct data for the next checkout step.
The scenario where the cart becomes a completed order.
Contact details, addresses, scenarios for individuals and companies, delivery and payment selection, field validation, consent and confirmation.
The buyer places an order without unnecessary steps, and the team receives all data needed to process it.
Payment acceptance and automatic synchronization of its status with the order.
Payment systems, currencies, 3-D Secure, statuses and webhooks, successful and failed scenarios, repeated payment and refunds.
The buyer immediately understands the payment result, and the team sees the current payment status in the system.
Selection of the fulfillment method, cost calculation and transfer of data to the delivery service.
Carriers, zones and rates, pickup points, parcel lockers, self-pickup, free delivery, timing and order tracking.
The buyer sees available delivery methods, timing and cost, and the order is passed to fulfillment with correct data.
A measurement system for the user journey from product view to completed purchase.
Tracking the customer’s key actions — from viewing a product and adding it to the cart through checkout and payment. Sending data to analytics and advertising systems, accurate conversion tracking, and recording the user’s consent to data processing.
The business sees which channels, products and funnel stages lead to sales, and where users leave the site.
Transfer of orders and customer data from the site into the managers' working system.
Fields and data mapping, statuses, lead sources, responsible managers, interaction history, notifications, triggers and two-way synchronization.
Managers work with up-to-date orders without manual copying, and the business controls the whole process from request to fulfillment.
Development formats
One business needs a fast launch, another needs custom logic, integrations and scaling.
WordPress/WooCommerce · OpenCart · Shopify
Fits stores with a clear catalog, standard checkout and typical integrations.
Custom Development
For large catalogs, complex processes, non-standard integrations, scaling and high load.
Airkod ready-made architecture · Codex
Prepared architecture, admin panel, SEO base, documentation and the ability to grow the site through Codex.
CASES
We show projects where catalog, checkout, integrations and automation produced a concrete result.
Launch
We move from catalog and structure to release, integrations and the post-launch growth plan.
We define products, categories, roles, integrations and starting constraints.
We design catalog, filters, product page and checkout.
We prepare an interface that helps choose a product and place an order.
We build the store and connect payments, delivery, analytics and CRM.
We check orders, statuses, events, speed and the SEO base.
We transfer access, documentation and the plan for next improvements.
Pricing
The final estimate depends on catalog scale, checkout scenario, integrations and SEO requirements.
We design catalog, product pages, checkout, basic SEO structure and the technical base for sales.
Categories, filters, attributes, brands and number of SKUs.
Interface complexity, payment, delivery and order scenarios.
CRM, ERP, feeds, parsers, price and stock synchronization.
Landing pages, schema, speed, catalog rules and business processes.
FAQ
Short answers to the questions that most often appear before an online store launch.
Yes. We review the current site, products, structure and SEO risks.
Yes. We connect payment solutions, delivery services, notifications and statuses.
We include technical SEO base: structure, URLs, meta, sitemap, schema and analytics.
We choose the format after reviewing catalog, integrations, checkout, SEO and future growth.
Yes. We plan order, status, payment and stock transfer logic before launch.
Start
Describe the task - we will suggest launch format, risks and budget range.