Online Shop Berlin — affordable e-commerce websites for Berlin businesses

It depends on your situation. Shopify is a hosted platform that handles updates and security for you, which makes it simpler to manage long-term. WooCommerce runs on WordPress and gives you more control, but needs a bit more attention. If you already have a WordPress site or want full flexibility, WooCommerce often makes more sense. If you’d rather focus on running the shop than managing a website, Shopify is usually the easier choice. I’ll tell you honestly which one suits your needs on a call.

I can integrate Stripe, PayPal, Klarna, SEPA direct debit, and most other common payment gateways depending on your platform. For German customers in particular, offering PayPal and Klarna alongside card payments tends to reduce drop-off at checkout. We’ll go through what makes sense for your customers during the discovery call.

The standard fixed-price scope covers shops with up to around 50 products. If you have a larger catalogue, I’ll quote for that separately — it’s usually a matter of additional setup time rather than a fundamentally different approach. Either way, I’ll set things up so you can add more products yourself once the shop is live.

Projects start from around €1,400 for a focused shop with a straightforward catalogue, up to around €2,000 for something more complete. The exact price depends on the number of products, platform choice, and any custom requirements. Everything is fixed-price — no hourly billing, no surprises. See the pricing page for full details.

Yes. I hand over the shop so you can manage the day-to-day yourself, but I’m available for updates, additions, and any technical issues that come up. If you’d like ongoing support, we can discuss a simple maintenance arrangement. There’s no pressure to commit to anything upfront.