Websites & Web Design
Online stores free from platform limits.
A store on your own domain, with a catalog, card and Pix payments, shipping calculated by ZIP code and WhatsApp close at hand. Built from scratch around the way you sell, with no platform subscription and nobody taking a cut of every sale.
Which of these sounds like you?
I sell on Instagram and WhatsApp, and it's getting hard.
Every order is a conversation: send photos, quote the price, work out shipping, check the payment. It works with a few orders, but takes up the whole day as sales grow.
What I do
I build a store where customers choose, calculate shipping and pay on their own. WhatsApp stays close for questions, but orders arrive ready.
The platform got expensive and limiting.
A monthly fee, a cut of every sale and a paid app for everything that's missing. And still, the rule you need, like wholesale pricing or bundles, doesn't fit.
What I do
I build the store with your sales rules inside it, without relying on third-party apps. If you already sell on a platform, I bring the products over and make sure you don't lose what already shows up on Google.
I sell on marketplaces, but the customers aren't mine.
The marketplace brings visits, but takes a commission on every order and keeps the buyer's contact. To sell to the same person again, you pay again.
What I do
Your own store doesn't have to replace the marketplace. It gives customers who are already yours a place to come back and buy, with no commission in between.
Ready-made platform or your own store?
A ready-made platform is great for getting started: it's quick to launch and cheap at first. The difference shows up as the store grows or when your sales rules don't fit the standard.
| Ready-made platform | Your own store | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Ready-made platformLive in a few hours | Your own storeNeeds a project before going live |
| Monthly cost | Ready-made platformSubscription, a cut of sales and paid apps | Your own storeHosting, with no platform fee on sales |
| Non-standard sales rules | Ready-made platformThird-party app or a workaround | Your own storeBuilt into the store itself |
| Design | Ready-made platformTheme shared with many other stores | Your own storeMade for your brand |
| If you ever want to leave | Ready-made platformMoving products, customers and Google rankings is hard work | Your own storeDomain, hosting and store are already in your name |
If you're still testing whether the product sells, or have few products and no special rules, a ready-made platform does the job better and cheaper. I'll tell you that right away in our first chat.
What comes with every store I build
Catalog and cart
Products organized by category, with photos, variations like size and color, search and a cart. All designed for people shopping on their phones.
- Categories and variations
- Product search
- Designed for mobile shopping
Payment and shipping
Card, Pix and shipping calculated at checkout, using the services that make the most sense for your store. We choose them together, and everything is explained in the proposal.
- Card and Pix
- Shipping calculated at checkout
- In-store pickup, if it makes sense
A panel to run the store
The store comes with a simple panel so you can add products, change photos and adjust prices without depending on anyone. At launch, you get a video showing how to use it.
- Panel included
- Products, photos and prices
- Training video
Your sales rules
If your business sells in its own way, like wholesale pricing, bundles, subscriptions or minimum orders, we define together how it works and the rule goes into the store instead of becoming a workaround.
- Rules defined with you
- Wholesale, bundles or subscriptions
- No third-party apps
Ready for Google and ads
Every product ships with a title, description and the details Google understands. The store goes live set up in Google Search Console, with Google Analytics tracking sales.
- Products ready for Google
- Google Search Console
- Sales tracked in Analytics
Truly yours
The domain and hosting stay in your company's name, and you get all the logins. No platform takes a cut of what you sell.
- Domain in your name
- Logins handed over
- No platform fee on sales
How it works
- 1
Conversation
You tell me what you sell, how you sell it today and which rules the store needs to follow. I come out of it with what I need to put together a proposal.
- 2
Proposal
You get the scope, timeline and price before we start. What we agree on doesn't change without us talking first.
- 3
Structure
We organize the categories, the product page and the path to checkout. You approve it before I move on to the design.
- 4
Design and development
I design and build the store. You follow along through a preview link, without waiting until the end to see how it's going.
- 5
Products and testing
The products go into the store and I place test orders with card, Pix and shipping, on phone, tablet and desktop.
- 6
Store open
I connect the domain, set the store up on Google and hand you the panel training video. If you want, I keep handling the maintenance.
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Questions about online stores
- How much does an online store cost?
- It depends on the number of products, the sales rules and the integrations. After a quick chat, I send the price before we start. If you ask for something new along the way, we talk about the adjustment before I do it.
- How long does it take?
- It depends on the size of the catalog and the store's rules. The timeline comes in the proposal, along with the price.
- Who adds the products?
- You do, through the panel that comes with the store: add products, change photos and adjust prices without calling anyone. At launch, you get a video showing how to use it.
- Will I pay a fee on each sale?
- There's no platform fee on each sale. The fee that remains is the payment provider's, which charges for card and Pix payments like in any online store.
- I already sell on a platform. Can I switch without losing Google?
- Yes. I bring the products over to the new store and make the old addresses lead to the new pages, so you don't lose what already shows up on Google.
- Do I need a registered business?
- In practice, yes: payment providers and shipping companies usually require a business registration (CNPJ in Brazil). Your accountant handles the tax side.
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Let's talk
Tell me what you need.
No commitment, no sales script, no surprise calls. You explain the idea, I tell you how I'd build it — and if it makes sense for both of us, we move forward.