Solution · Retailers & brick-and-mortar stores

Online store for retailers: your shop open in the evening and on weekends, too

We build your online store so that it fits your shop: with your range, your inventory system and your shipping method. The design is created together with our partner agency LOMA DESIGN, so the store looks like your business.

Initial consultation freeService E-Commerce & Online StoresIndustry Retail & E-Commerce
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Short & clear

A good online store for retailers connects your range, stock levels and shipping with the physical shop instead of opening a second construction site. It offers the payment methods customers expect, takes the distance-selling obligations into account and makes your local business more visible, for example with in-store pickup. Costs depend on range size and integrations; our Starter from €2,500, Professional from €8,000 and Enterprise (custom) packages serve as a guide.

Online store for retailers with Nano Concepts

If you run a physical shop, you know the situation: regulars keep coming, but walk-in traffic is shrinking, and anyone looking for something checks online first. An online store for retailers is therefore not a gimmick but a second sales floor that is open in the evening and on weekends. It pays off especially when your range has character – advice, selection or products you won’t find in every big-box store.

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What matters is that the store doesn’t run alongside the shop but together with it. Stock levels should come from your POS or inventory system wherever possible, so nothing is sold that is no longer on the shelf. You ship orders by post or hold them for pickup – neighbors in particular appreciate that. You maintain photos, descriptions and prices in one place, and the store handles variants such as size or color.

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Selling to consumers also brings legal duties: legal notice (Impressum), privacy policy, clear price information, withdrawal information, an unambiguous order button and, depending on the goods, further obligations such as the packaging law. We plan the places in the store where this information has to appear. Reviewing the content of your texts belongs in the hands of legal counsel – our notes do not replace legal advice. We deliberately start with a manageable range and expand once the first orders run smoothly.

Story

Online store for retailers in 8 slides

Just swipe through: what matters, what the solution can do, and how we build it together.

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Retailers & brick-and-mortar stores

Online store for retailers. Built to be found.

A good online store for retailers connects your range, stock levels and shipping with the physical shop instead of opening a second construction site.

  • Free initial consultation
  • Transparent, fixed price if you like
  • Reply usually within 24 hours
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Requirements

What really matters.

  1. 01Syncing stock and prices
  2. 02Distance-selling information
  3. 03Suitable payment and shipping options
  4. 04Accessibility on the radar
  5. 05Maintenance without a tech degree
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Features

What your solution needs to do.

A store built around your rangeCategories, variants, filters and search, built on Shopify, WooCommerce or Shopware …
Connection to POS and inventoryStock, prices and product data are synchronized via interface or import, as far as your …
Click & CollectCustomers order online and pick up in the shop; you get a notification and mark the order …
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Practical examples

Here's what that looks like day to day.

Fashion boutique with changing stockThe collection changes often and popular sizes sell out fast.
Wine merchant with regular customersBesides in-store sales, regulars order gift packages online.
Bicycle dealer with a workshopAccessories and spare parts ship by mail, larger items are reserved for pickup.
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Process

A clear process. No surprises.

  1. 01
    Initial consultation & range checkWe discuss your range, existing systems, shipping methods and goals, and …
  2. 02
    Quote & designYou receive a transparent quote, preferably at a fixed price; the design is …
  3. 03
    Build & integrationWe build the store, set up payment and shipping, plan space for the legally …
  4. 04
    Launch & supportAfter testing with real orders, the store goes live; on request we support …
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Common question

Good question. Clear answer.

Is an online store worth it for a small shop?

Nano Concepts

That depends on your range. It makes the most sense for products that need advice, offer variety or have a regional character, and when your regular customers would also buy online.

All questions & answers
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Packages

Three packages. One plan.

  • Starterfrom €2,500Ideal for landing pages, simple web applications and prototypes.
  • Professionalfrom €8,000For complex web applications, portals and tailor-made software …
  • EnterpriseCustomFor large projects, system landscapes and long-term development …

Non-binding guidance – you will receive your quote after the free initial consultation. View pricing

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Let's get started

Unlock your full potential.

In the free initial consultation we clarify which products suit online selling and show how store, POS and shipping work together.

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Requirements

What matters with Online store for retailers

Syncing stock and prices

If you sell in the shop and online, you need a sync with your POS or inventory system – otherwise you get oversold items and double data entry.

Distance-selling information

Legal notice, privacy policy, complete price information, withdrawal information and an unambiguous order button belong in the foundation of the store from the start.

Suitable payment and shipping options

Customers expect common payment methods such as PayPal, card or invoice as well as transparent shipping costs; in-store pickup is a clear plus for retailers.

Accessi­bility on the radar

Since June 28, 2025, the German Accessibility Strengthening Act (BFSG) applies to many online stores selling to consumers; microenterprises are exempt for services. Check whether this applies to your business.

Maintenance without a tech degree

New products, promotions and images must be quick to update in day-to-day business – without programming skills.

Features

These are the features we build for you

A store built around your range

Categories, variants, filters and search, built on Shopify, WooCommerce or Shopware – whichever fits your size and requirements.

Connection to POS and inventory

Stock, prices and product data are synchronized via interface or import, as far as your system allows.

Click & Collect

Customers order online and pick up in the shop; you get a notification and mark the order as ready.

Payment and shipping

Common payment methods and carriers with label printing, tracking and clear delivery information.

Local visibility

Clean product and location pages with address and opening hours, plus guidance on maintaining your Google Business Profile.

Clear adminis­tra­tion

Orders, returns, promotions and gift vouchers in one back end that is easy to use without technical knowledge.

Practical examples

Here's what that looks like day to day

Fashion boutique with changing stock

The collection changes often and popular sizes sell out fast. The store shows only what is actually in stock, and customers can reserve items to try on in the shop.

Wine merchant with regular customers

Besides in-store sales, regulars order gift packages online. For alcohol, youth protection rules apply to the ordering and delivery process, and we take them into account in the planning.

Bicycle dealer with a workshop

Accessories and spare parts ship by mail, larger items are reserved for pickup. The in-store advice stays in place, and the store brings additional inquiries.

Process

Four steps to your solution

  1. Initial consultation & range checkWe discuss your range, existing systems, shipping methods and goals, and clarify whether Shopify, WooCommerce or Shopware fits better.
  2. Quote & designYou receive a transparent quote, preferably at a fixed price; the design is created with LOMA DESIGN in the look of your business.
  3. Build & integrationWe build the store, set up payment and shipping, plan space for the legally required information and connect your inventory system.
  4. Launch & supportAfter testing with real orders, the store goes live; on request we support it with maintenance and further development.
Packages

Our packages as a guide

Starter

from €2,500

Ideal for landing pages, simple web applications and prototypes.

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Professional

from €8,000

For complex web applications, portals and tailor-made software solutions.

Inquire

Enterprise

Custom

For large projects, system landscapes and long-term development partnerships.

Request a quote

Indicative prices, net of VAT – you will receive your exact quote after the free initial consultation. Pricing & packages in detail

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Online store for retailers

That depends on your range. It makes the most sense for products that need advice, offer variety or have a regional character, and when your regular customers would also buy online. We recommend starting small and first offering the products that are easy to ship.

Costs depend on the size of the range, the number of integrations and your wishes for design and features. Our Starter from €2,500, Professional from €8,000 and Enterprise (custom) packages serve as a guide; ongoing costs for hosting or a store license come on top, depending on the system.

Shopify is quick to set up and low-maintenance, WooCommerce fits if you already use WordPress and want a lot of design freedom, and Shopware suits larger ranges and special requirements. In the initial consultation we give neutral advice on what suits your business.

Often yes, provided your system offers an interface or an export. We check this before the quote. If there is no interface, regular imports or semi-automatic maintenance are a possible interim solution.

Among other things a legal notice, privacy policy, complete price information, withdrawal information, an unambiguous order button and, depending on the goods, further obligations such as the packaging law. Have your texts reviewed legally; our notes do not replace legal advice.

Marketplaces bring reach quickly, but you pay fees and the customer relationship belongs to the marketplace. Your own store gives you brand, customer data and pricing control. Many retailers combine both and guide regular customers into their own store.

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