Eshop development.

WooCommerce, Shopify, headless Next.js or custom PHP: we pick the platform that fits how you sell.

Price
On request
First step
A free 30-minute call
Reply
Within 24 hours, from a person
Where
Thessaloniki · Greece & Cyprus

One stock count, everywhere you sell.

We build eshops that keep stock and orders in step with your ERP and the marketplaces. The catalogue lives in one place, and every channel reads from it.

Skroutz, eMAG and BestPrice get their XML feeds from the same catalogue as the eshop, and their orders come back without anyone retyping them.

At efantasy.gr the ERP owns the stock: the eshop, the marketplaces and the till all read from it. The shop has taken more than 500,000 orders from over 70 countries.

You see the build every week, and after launch the same team keeps working on it.

A white paper shopping bag with a red cable for a handle.
A small white parcel box tied with a red cable.
Stock, orders and feeds from one catalogue.

What’s included.

  1. An eshop on WooCommerce, Shopify, headless Next.js or custom PHP
  2. ERP sync for stock and orders
  3. XML feeds for Skroutz, eMAG and BestPrice
  4. Several languages and currencies, with shipping zones per market
  5. B2B and B2C storefronts, with tiered prices for trade customers
  6. Newsletter automation and customer segments

How we work.

  1. Research.

    Interviews, a look at your market and an audit of the shop you have now.

  2. Plan.

    A roadmap, the KPIs we will track and a timeline we can keep.

  3. Build.

    Reviews every week, so you watch the shop take shape.

  4. Run.

    Monitoring, fixes and new features once the shop is live.

Related projects.

Questions about eshops.

What shop owners ask us before the first call.

Which platform should our eshop use?

It depends on how you sell. We work with WooCommerce, Shopify, headless Next.js and custom PHP, and recommend one after the first call.

Can the eshop sync with our ERP?

Yes. Stock and orders sync with the ERP, so stock is only ever counted there.

Do you connect eshops to Skroutz, eMAG and BestPrice?

Yes. We build their XML feeds from the same catalogue as the eshop, and their orders come back into it automatically.

Can one eshop sell in several countries?

Yes. efantasy.gr sells in several languages and currencies, with shipping zones per market, to customers in over 70 countries.

How much does an eshop cost?

It depends on the platform, the integrations and the size of the catalogue. Tell us about your shop and an engineer will reply within 24 hours.

Show us the shop you have.

A free 30-minute call with an engineer. Every message gets a reply from a person within 24 hours.

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