An online store for your business
orders land in your Telegram, stock counts itselfA local shop, a maker or a small producer can sell online without a marketplace's rules and commissions. The catalogue holds variants and stock, customers pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, choose delivery to the door or a parcel locker, and each order lands in your Telegram with everything needed to ship it.
What the store does
- A catalogue with variants (size, colour, scent) and stock that shows what is really left
- Checkout with card, Apple Pay and Google Pay
- Delivery to the door, to a parcel locker or pickup from your shop, with the cost shown before payment
- Every order lands in your Telegram at once: items, address, payment, the customer's phone
- A simple admin panel: add products, change prices, mark orders shipped
- Links to your accounting or CRM, so nobody retypes orders
- Fast on phones, where almost every order starts
What your customer does
- 1Opens the catalogueProducts, variants and prices, easy to scroll on a phone.
- 2Puts items in the cartSize, colour or scent picked right there.
- 3Pays and picks deliveryCard, Apple Pay or Google Pay; to the door or a parcel locker.
- 4Gets a confirmationAt once with an order number, and the order lands in your Telegram.
Pick a size
- Small store: catalogue, card payments, one delivery method1–2 weeks
- Store with variants, stock tracking and parcel lockers2–3 weeks
- Store linked to accounting or CRM, with reports+1 week
- Moving from Shopify, Prom, Horoshop or a marketplaceafter a short call
The price comes in writing after a short call. The code, domain and customer base are yours.
Payments and delivery, built before
In 2026 I built a restaurant delivery platform (website, payments, kitchen, couriers, reports), so payments, delivery choices and order states are familiar ground. The same ordering flow runs in the demo bot of a made-up cafe, and its code is open on GitHub.
Five steps
- 1A 30-minute callFree. You tell me what hurts, I ask how everything works today.
- 2A written plan and priceWithin a day of the call: stages, timelines and a fixed price for each stage.
- 3A demo every weekI show what's done. We adjust as we go, not at the end.
- 4LaunchWe move the data, and I show your team how to use it.
- 5SupportAfter launch I stay in touch: fixes, new features.
Common questions
Why not Shopify, Prom or Horoshop?
They suit a standard shop well, and there is nothing wrong with them. A custom store makes sense when your logic is specific (made-to-order items, bundles, unusual delivery rules), when you don't want a fee on every sale, and when the data and the customer base stay yours.
How do payments work?
Through a payment provider you choose: the customer pays by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the money goes to your account. You need an account with the provider and your bank details; I connect the store and we test a real payment together.
Can you connect delivery and parcel lockers?
Yes: courier to the door, parcel lockers, or pickup from your shop, picked at checkout with the cost shown before payment. The tracking number lands in the order and goes to the customer.
Who adds the products?
You do, in a simple admin panel: a photo, a price, variants and stock. I add the first products together with you, so the structure is right from the start.
Will the store be found on Google?
It gets everything Google needs from day one: fast pages, clean product pages with their own addresses, titles, descriptions and a sitemap. Competitive rankings still take months.