Webshop development without a second admin job.
A webshop should keep selling while you do something else. We build shops where orders, stock, invoices and shipping run on their own, so nobody spends the afternoon retyping orders.
A good fit if you sell products and want the shop to run without retyping. Typical signs: orders are copied by hand into the invoicing program, stock on the site is wrong by the evening, and labels are written one by one.
What it looks like in practice
An order is placed, a pick list appears in the warehouse, and the parcel is tracked until it arrives. The customer gets the invoice and the tracking link without anyone sending them.
What you get
- Fast on phones, where most people buy
- Card payment, invoices and shipping labels
- Stock and orders in sync with your back office
- In every language your customers speak
- The shop, the data and the accounts in your name
How the project runs
Every project follows the same five stages: we understand the work, shape the system as a clickable prototype, build it in useful pieces, test it with your real records and keep it running after launch. Nothing gets built until you have agreed to a written plan with the cost and the timeline. The five stages in detail →
Questions
Can you connect the shop to our stock or invoicing?
Usually, yes. Where it makes sense we connect to what you already use, and replace it only when it holds you back.
Can you move our existing shop over?
Customers, products, stock, orders and history move over and are checked against the old system before anyone switches.
Can the shop be in Hungarian, Romanian and English?
Yes. We work in English, Hungarian and Romanian, and the shop can speak all three.
What does a webshop cost?
It depends on the work, so we don't publish a price list. After the first conversation you get a written plan with the cost and the timeline, before anything is built.
Fullwright is a small software studio in Sfântu Gheorghe, Romania. We take on work across Romania and Hungary and beyond, in English, Hungarian and Romanian.
Tell us where the work gets stuck.
A few lines are enough. We come back with useful questions and a sensible first step.
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