Webwerp Storefront

• Product catalog with variantsProducts set up with their actual options — size, color, model — so a customer picks exactly what they want instead of messaging to ask what's available.
• Cart and checkoutA real cart and checkout flow, built so someone can review what they're buying and pay for it in one place, without leaving to send a message.
• Payment integrationConnected to whatever payment method is actually reliable and available in your market, checked before the checkout is built around it.
• Order management and notificationsEvery order lands somewhere it can actually be seen and acted on, with a notification when it comes in, instead of relying on someone checking manually.
• Delivery or pickup setupDelivery or pickup options are built into checkout, so the customer chooses how they get the product as part of ordering, not as a follow-up question.
• Inventory trackingStock levels update as orders come in, so the site reflects what is actually available instead of what was true last time someone checked.

A real store at three sizes. Every tier has a catalog, cart, checkout, order notifications and ecommerce tracking. The difference is how many products, how you get paid and how orders reach the customer.

1. 01Confirm what's sellableThe actual product range, variants, pricing and current stock — confirmed before anything is built.
2. 02Confirm payment and fulfillmentWhat payment method and delivery or pickup setup actually works in your market, decided before the checkout is built around it.
3. 03Build the catalogProducts set up with real variants and pricing, not placeholder listings.
4. 04Build cart and checkoutThe flow from browsing to paying, built end to end.
5. 05Connect payment and inventoryThe payment integration and stock tracking wired into the checkout.
6. 06Test orders end to endReal test orders run through payment, notification and fulfillment to confirm everything works before going live.
7. 07Launch and handoverThe store goes live and access is handed over.

• A catalog-style business currently selling through WhatsApp wants to stop manually quoting and confirming every order, and let customers buy directly instead.
• An ecommerce business outgrows a simple product page and needs cart, checkout and inventory tracking built properly, instead of routing orders through a form and a message.
• A shop selling parts or accessories wants customers to pick the right variant and pay directly, instead of messaging back and forth to confirm what fits.

Optional extras you can add to the scope above.

• +Local pickup & delivery zones$150Configurable pickup points or a delivery radius, for businesses selling locally rather than shipping everywhere.
• +Parts / fitment lookup$300Lets customers filter products by vehicle make and model — built for shops selling parts or accessories, not one-size-fits-all products.
• +Multi-market pricing$250Separate pricing per market if you sell into more than one country, instead of one price shown everywhere.
• +Subscription or recurring orders$250Recurring orders for consumable products, instead of a one-off purchase every time.
• +Wholesale / trade pricing$200A separate price list or minimum order for trade customers, alongside the normal retail checkout.