E-commerce Website

Shopify takes a 2% commission on every sale on top of the monthly subscription, which reaches 299 euros per month on the Advanced plan according to Shopify's published pricing at the time of writing. On 100,000 euros of annual revenue that is 5,000 euros in recurring fees. A custom Next.js and Stripe build costs more up front but pays for itself within 12 to 18 months. WooCommerce is free but suffers from mediocre performance (WordPress), frequent security vulnerabilities and a cascade of paid plugins. Our stack delivers native performance, better SEO and full control. You are investing in an asset rather than paying rent.

Pricing depends on scope: catalogue size, checkout complexity, admin dashboard, multi-vendor support, subscriptions, multiple languages, ERP integrations. A standard store, a multi-vendor site and a full marketplace involve completely different amounts of work. We send a transparent written quote after a free review of your requirements, with a reply within 24 working hours. No hidden fees, no commission per sale, no mandatory monthly subscription. Vercel, Supabase and Stripe hosting stays in your name and generally costs far less over time than a Shopify Advanced plan.

A custom e-commerce site takes three to six weeks depending on catalogue and feature complexity. A simple store with 20 to 50 products ships in three to four weeks. A store with variants, multiple languages, ERP integration and complex workflows takes six to ten weeks. Our agile method shows you concrete progress every week on a staging environment. You can test features as they land and send feedback in writing. We send a written sprint review every week so you can sign off on each stage, all by email.

Yes, entirely. At handover we transfer the complete Git repository and owner-level access to Vercel, Supabase and Stripe. Any third-party developer can read, modify or extend the code. No proprietary licence, no obscure in-house framework: we use standard open-source technologies (Next.js, React, PostgreSQL) that thousands of developers already know. This transparency is written into our contracts. You are never a prisoner of Go To Agency, and that has been our commitment from day one.

According to Stripe's published European pricing at the time of writing, Stripe charges 1.4% + 0.25 euros per transaction for European cards and 2.9% + 0.25 euros for non-European cards. No fixed monthly fee, no setup fee, no subscription. You only pay when you sell. Stripe includes 3D Secure, PSD2 compliance, fraud protection (Stripe Radar) and dispute management at no extra cost. For subscriptions or multi-vendor marketplaces, Stripe Connect adds a further 0.25% and still compares well against Mollie or PayPal. Stripe is the global e-commerce standard.

Yes, natively with next-intl or a multilingual Sanity setup. We handle English, French, German, Dutch, Italian and any other European language with correct hreflang tags for international SEO. The checkout adapts to the visitor's language automatically, currencies convert in real time and transactional emails are translated. Ideal for producers and brands targeting export markets. The additional cost is moderate and depends on the number of languages. Content translation stays on your side or goes through our translation partners.

Absolutely. More than 70% of e-commerce purchases start on a smartphone. We design mobile-first: smooth touch navigation, checkout optimised for thumb input, compressed WebP and AVIF images, optimised web fonts. A mobile Lighthouse audit before every launch, as standard. As an option we turn your site into a Progressive Web App installable straight from the browser, with push notifications and an offline mode for browsing the catalogue without a connection. The mobile experience rivals a native app without the cost of iOS and Android development.

Every product page carries schema.org Product markup with price, availability, reviews and SKU. Google can then show rich snippets in the results (stars, price, stock) that can double your click-through rate. URLs stay clean (/shop/category/product-name), title tags and meta descriptions are editable per product, and internal linking between categories and products is automatic. We generate a dynamic sitemap.xml that updates on every addition, with Core Web Vitals optimisation as standard. Our e-commerce clients reach the first page on their long-tail queries within three to six months.

Yes, unlike Shopify, which prices some plans against the number of products. Our Next.js and Supabase architecture handles catalogues of tens of thousands of SKUs without difficulty. With ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration), only the product pages that changed are regenerated, so performance stays constant even on a massive catalogue. Full-text search and faceted filters stay extremely fast thanks to PostgreSQL indexes and the Vercel edge cache. You can start with 50 products and grow to 50,000 without changing infrastructure or paying a platform surcharge.

Yes, we implement advanced commerce models. Stripe Subscriptions for monthly boxes, coffee subscriptions, SaaS services or recurring deliveries (wine, fresh produce, cosmetics). For dropshipping we connect your store to supplier APIs (Spocket, Printful, AutoDS) to automate order creation and tracking. For print-on-demand we integrate directly with Printful or Gelato. Multi-vendor marketplaces in the style of Etsy are also possible with Stripe Connect, which splits payments automatically between vendors and the platform.

We connect your store to your accounting software (Pennylane, QuickBooks, Sellsy, EBP, Sage) through APIs or Stripe webhooks. Every order automatically generates a compliant invoice in your accounting tool, which removes double entry. For heavier ERPs (Odoo, SAP, Cegid) we build custom connectors to sync stock, orders and customers in real time. Integration with Brevo or Klaviyo is also possible for marketing automation and abandoned cart recovery. Everything is configured and tested before launch.

We handle the full migration with no SEO loss. Step 1: export your Shopify or WooCommerce catalogue (products, variants, images, descriptions) and import it into Supabase. Step 2: migrate customers and order history so accounts stay intact. Step 3: systematic 301 redirects from old URLs to new ones to protect your Google rankings. Step 4: DNS configuration and go-live during off-peak hours to avoid any sales downtime. Our team has already migrated several stores with no loss of organic traffic or revenue.