Web shop development, connected to your back office

The price depends on the project and its scope - the platform, the size of the catalogue, the design and, above all, the integrations with payments, ERP, stock and couriers. We do not publish a price list. The first call is free of charge, and before any work starts we agree a fixed price in writing, so there are no surprises. Platform subscriptions and payment fees are paid directly to those providers.

Shopify suits shops that want low maintenance and standard features. WooCommerce gives more control and runs on your own hosting, but needs regular updates. A custom shop makes sense for B2B ordering, complex pricing, large catalogues or deep ERP integration, where platforms need too many plugins. We recommend one after Research, based on total running cost and integrations, and we also migrate existing shops.

Most Croatian shops use a local provider such as CorvusPay or Monri (including WSPay), which accept Croatian cards with local acquiring and can offer instalment payments with participating banks. Stripe is quick to set up and works well for international sales. The right choice depends on your customers, card mix, fees and payout terms. We integrate the provider you choose, including refunds and payment status sync.

In most cases, yes. In Croatia, card and cash payments to consumers must be fiscalized, and the Fiscalization 2.0 rules in force since 1 January 2026 add mandatory e-invoicing (eRačun) between VAT-registered businesses, which matters for B2B shops. The exact obligations depend on your company and payment methods, so we confirm them with your accountant and build the shop and invoicing flow to match.

Yes, and we treat it as the core of the project. We connect shops to ERP and accounting systems such as Pantheon, Minimax, Luceed or Synesis, so orders arrive without re-typing and stock and prices stay current in the shop. Where a system has no usable API, we use its supported import and export formats. Courier integrations create labels and send tracking numbers automatically.

Yes. A B2B portal lets your business customers log in, see their own prices and catalogue, check stock, reorder from history and track deliveries, instead of ordering by e-mail or phone. Orders go straight into your ERP with the right customer terms. It can run alongside a consumer web shop on the same product data, or as a separate portal only for wholesale customers.