Product pages that convert
Clear images, honest descriptions, stock status, delivery and return terms where the buyer looks for them rather than buried in a policy page.
E-commerce
Online shops built to sell, not just to exist
An online store is not a website with a cart bolted on. It is a product catalogue, a payment flow, a stock reality and a set of daily tasks someone has to perform without calling a developer. We build the whole thing, including the part your team uses.
👕Product pagePhotos, stock, delivery termsstep 1
🛒CartTotals visible before the last clickstep 2
💳PaymentCard and local optionsstep 3
🧾InvoiceVAT handled, sent automaticallyafter
📦FulfilmentCourier label, tracking to the buyerafter
Where buyers drop out, and what has to happen after they do not
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What goes into a working shop
The parts customers see are the smaller half. The rest decides whether running the shop is a job or a burden.
A checkout that does not lose people
The fewest steps the payment provider allows, working on a phone, with the costs shown before the last click.
Payments and invoicing
Integration with the payment provider you choose, and the paperwork that has to follow an order in Cyprus.
An admin you will use
Adding a product, changing a price, finding an order: the things done weekly are the things we make quick.
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Before you commit to a platform
A shop is a long-term commitment and platform choice is the hardest part to undo. We go through it with you honestly, including when an off-the-shelf platform is the better answer and we are not the right supplier.
How many products, how often they change
Twenty products that never change and two thousand that change daily are different problems with different answers.
Who runs it day to day
The person who will add products matters more to the platform choice than the technology does.
What has to connect to what
Stock, accounting, delivery, marketing: the integrations decide more than the shopfront design.
What happens at peak
A campaign or a season that triples the traffic should not be the moment the shop falls over.
Portfolio
Work you can open
Not mock-ups. Four live sites, and the write-ups behind three of them.
Questions
Questions we get asked
The things people ask before they commit to anything.
Can you take payments in Cyprus?
Yes. We integrate the payment provider you have or help you choose one, including card payments and the usual local options. The bank or provider sets its own terms; we build to them.
Can I move my existing shop?
Usually, yes. Products, customers and orders can normally be migrated, and old URLs can be redirected so you keep the rankings you already have.
Who adds the products?
You, if you want to. The admin is built for that. If you would rather we load the initial catalogue, that is part of the scope and the quote.
What about VAT and invoices?
The shop can produce what Cyprus requires and pass orders to your accounting. Tell us how you invoice today and we build to that.
How much does an online shop cost?
It follows the catalogue size, the payment and delivery rules, and what has to integrate with it. We quote after going through those three, not before.
Ask for a quote on e-commerce
Tell us what you need and what it is for. You get a written scope and a fixed price before anything starts. Email info@webcodexcyprus.com, call +357 94 119060, or use the quote form.