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iDEAL, Bancontact and card work from day one, with a checkout that can be completed on a small screen.
Shopify
I am a Shopify developer based in Rotterdam. I build Shopify stores from product page to checkout, around what actually makes people buy rather than around what looks good. One fixed amount up front, from 1,500 euro.
Why Shopify
A store earns its money after the homepage: at sizing, the cart and checkout. Shopify handles payments and stock, so the time goes into those steps.
iDEAL, Bancontact and card work from day one, with a checkout that can be completed on a small screen.
You change products, prices and stock yourself in Shopify. You get a walkthrough, so you do not need me for it.
The store starts from a Shopify theme and is changed in the code. Where code can do the job, no paid app is added, so no extra monthly fee either.
What you get
Work

Swimwear cannot be tried on. Every point where a shopper hesitates over sizing now has an answer, and every point where they are ready has a button.
Email with Klaviyo
Klaviyo sends the right email at the right moment, for example when someone leaves something in the cart. For XAND I set up the email flows in Klaviyo. On a new Shopify store I connect Klaviyo from the start, so every visitor who signs up lands in the right flow straight away.
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How it runs
Frequently asked
A Shopify store starts at 1,500 euro. What yours comes to depends on the number of products and what exactly has to go in, but you hear one fixed amount up front, no hourly rate and no extra invoice afterwards.
You pay that directly to Shopify, separate from my price. In October 2026 the Basic plan costs 21 euro a month paid yearly, or 28 euro a month paid monthly. Hosting for your store is included in that, so nothing is added on top. Check shopify.com for current prices.
A store takes longer than an ordinary website, and how much longer depends mostly on the number of products. You get the timeline together with the price, before anything is built. That time runs from the moment product photos and copy exist.
Yes. You manage products, prices and stock yourself in Shopify, and you get a walkthrough so you can do it without me. Bigger changes to the store itself run through a maintenance retainer set against how much work you actually need.
Because payments, stock and shipping are already solved there. Your budget then goes to what sells, rather than to technology that already exists. You manage products and orders yourself. If you would rather not use Shopify, I build the store fully custom.
A Shopify store starts from a theme, and I change it in the code rather than clicking it together. Where code can do the job, no paid app is added, so no extra monthly fee either. If you would rather not use Shopify at all, I build the store fully custom.
Often, yes, and then it usually does not need rebuilding. I first measure where people drop off, order it by what pays back most, and rebuild only that. The audit is free.
Tell me what you sell and you get a fixed amount and a timeline back.