Service
Online shop
With an online shop, your customers order and pay around the clock: by TWINT, card or invoice, with shipping, delivery or collection. You manage products, prices and stock yourself. It suits shops, artisan producers and retailers that want to sell online.
What's included
Shop with product pages, basket and checkout, built for mobile
Payment by TWINT, credit card and invoice
Shipping with Swiss Post, local delivery or collection in store
Management of products, prices, stock and orders
Order confirmation and invoice by email, prices in CHF including VAT
- Shops and artisan producers
- Restaurants with takeaway and delivery
- Retailers and wholesalers
How it works
Call
We discuss your range, payment and shipping.
Draft
You see the homepage and a product page as a draft.
Build
We set up the shop, payment and shipping and import your products.
Launch
A test order, then we go live and show you how to manage the shop.
Projects that include this service
Frequently asked questions
Which payment methods can we offer?
TWINT, credit cards, payment by invoice and, on request, PostFinance. We'll discuss which providers suit you during our call, as the fees vary with turnover.
Can we add products ourselves?
Yes. You manage products, prices, images and stock yourself. For larger ranges, we import your products from a list at launch.
Do we need our own platform or is Shopify enough?
Either can work. We recommend the solution that fits your range, budget and ongoing fees, and tell you up front what the monthly costs will be.
Goes well with
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Guides
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What a website costs in Switzerland: website builder, business website, admin panel or online shop, plus running costs and what drives the price. - Guide4 min read
Impressum in Switzerland: is a legal notice required?
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Website data protection: what the revFADP asks of SMEs
The revised Data Protection Act has applied since 1 September 2023. What SMEs need to do on their website, with a checklist for forms and tools.
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