Which payment systems do you connect?

We integrate the most popular German systems: PayPal, SOFORT, Klarna, Stripe, and bank transfers — the choice depends on your target audience.

Does the store comply with German legal requirements?

Yes, we configure all mandatory elements: GDPR-compliant cookies, Impressum, return policy, AGB, and other German e-commerce law requirements.

Can the store be integrated with an existing ERP or accounting system?

Yes, we connect the online store to your ERP, CRM, or warehouse management system via API or ready-made connectors.

Ecommerce Development in Dresden

We build online stores for Dresden businesses — from small local shops to B2B portals for manufacturers. Online sales from day one.

German ecommerce is among the most competitive in Europe, and buyers here demand a high standard: convenient payment, fast delivery, and transparency at every step. Your store must meet these expectations from the very first visit.

We develop online stores tailored to the German market: we connect local payment systems, ensure GDPR compliance, and build a catalogue that's easy to search and buy from. You get a fully operational sales channel, not just a storefront.

What's included in ecommerce development

Strategy and architecture
we choose the platform, catalogue structure, and purchase flows. You get a technical solution that works for both B2C and B2B sales.
Design and markup
we create a user-friendly interface for finding, choosing, and paying for products. You get a store with a conversion-optimised design adapted to German standards.
Development and integrations
we connect payment systems (PayPal, SOFORT, Klarna), logistics, and CRM. You get a fully automated funnel from order to delivery.
Launch and training
we deploy the store, configure analytics, and train the team on order management. You launch sales on go-live day.

Manufacturing companies
B2B portals with catalogues, negotiated pricing, and order management.
Tourism services
sales of tours, excursions, and souvenirs with a booking system.
Retail
full-featured online stores integrated with offline accounting systems.
Startups
a quick MVP store launch to test a product hypothesis.
Cultural institutions
online sales of tickets, merchandise, and reproductions.
Tech companies
selling licences, subscriptions, and digital products through a proprietary channel.