Pricing
No price list and no one-size plan. Every shop gets its own written offer, shaped to what you sell and how you want to pay: a fixed monthly price, a share of every sale, or anything between. A startup or a large catalogue gets the same install and the same care.
The building blocks
Once — or spread over the first months
Everything up to the first order: your catalogue imported, the photos processed, the storefront in your brand, payments connected, legal pages, mail from your domain — and the move from your old shop, if you have one.
Fixed, from the month you go live
Your own install and the people who run it: server, database, search, storage and CDN; backups, monitoring and updates; support by e-mail, answered the next business day.
→ In a share-only offer, the share carries it.
Monthly, for the month before
A percentage of your order value without VAT, after cancellations and refunds — on its own or next to a monthly price, flat or stepping down as you grow. It comes with a statement of the orders behind it.
The shapes
Some shops want a figure they can plan; others want to pay only when they sell. Most sit somewhere between. We agree the point that fits your business — not your size.
One figure every month, whatever you sell.
A lower fixed part; the rest follows your sales.
No monthly price: a percentage of every sale.
→ A marketplace or anything larger is scoped as a project, then run like every other install.
What the price covers
In every offer
Priced separately — always named before it applies
Whatever the shape, every figure is in the written offer before you sign — and nothing is added later without being named first.
What shapes the offer
How many products and variants, and where they come from.
How many, and where they are today.
The countries, languages and currencies at the start.
Whether a daily intake runs, and in which format.
For auto parts: where the vehicle data comes from.
Which system, and how many addresses move.
What you expect a month. After three months we look at the real figures together.
Fixed, variable, or a mix.
They are the questions of the offer form. An auto parts install carries feeds, fitment and photos at scale, so it is sized larger; a marketplace is scoped with its first operator, from the same blocks.
How it starts
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€ Free
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€ The first part of the setup, on signing
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€ The rest of the setup; the monthly price starts
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€ Monthly, one invoice
Nothing to pay before you sign.
Every step in detail →The terms
Questions
There is no price list — every shop gets its own written offer. It is built from three blocks: a setup (once, or spread over the first months), a fixed monthly price and a share of sales; your offer uses the setup plus one of the other two, or both. What sizes it: your catalogue, photos, markets and feeds, your old shop, expected sales and how you want to pay.
Your own install and the people who run it: server, database, search, storage and CDN; backups, monitoring, security patches and platform upgrades; support by e-mail, answered the next business day. Priced separately, and always named before it applies: payment fees (charged by your provider, on your own account), modules you switch on later, and another market or language.
No. The request, the call and the offer are free. The first part of the setup is due on signing, the rest at go-live — or spread over the first months, if agreed; the monthly price starts at go-live. After that: one invoice a month, in arrears.
The term is named in the offer: usually 12 months at first, then three months’ notice. There is no exit fee — you get a full export within 30 days.
Ten minutes for the form, a call within two business days, a written offer within the week.