Online Stores That Sell

Ecommerce built to convert, not just to showcase products. WooCommerce and Shopify with a frictionless checkout and load speeds that grow your sales and your rankings.

A store built to sell

An online store doesn’t sell just because it’s live. It sells when it loads fast, the product pages answer shoppers’ questions and paying takes a matter of seconds. Every extra step between the product and the payment is a lost sale.

I build your ecommerce store on WooCommerce or Shopify with conversion in mind: a well-organized catalog, optimized product pages, a frictionless checkout and reliable payment gateways. And I connect it with your invoicing, your inventory and your email marketing so day-to-day operations don’t depend on manual tasks.

  1. Custom WooCommerce

    The power of WooCommerce on WordPress, optimized to be fast and easy to manage. Full control over your catalog, your pricing and your shipping rules, with no per-sale fees.

  2. Shopify

    If you’re looking for a hosted solution with no technical maintenance, I set up and customize your Shopify store: ready to sell, scale and connect with the rest of your tools.

  3. Product pages that convert

    I design clear, persuasive product pages: great photos, descriptions that answer questions, reviews and prominent calls to action. Every detail is aimed at getting shoppers to add to cart.

  4. Frictionless checkout

    I cut the steps and distractions out of the checkout and integrate the payment gateways your customers expect. Fewer abandoned carts, more completed orders.

  5. Speed and conversion (CRO)

    A slow store loses sales. I optimize performance and work on conversion through testing and ongoing improvements, so you get more out of the traffic you already have.

  6. Email marketing and cart recovery

    I automate abandoned-cart emails, order confirmations and campaigns so your store keeps selling after the first visit.

How I work

A clear method so you always know where the project stands and what comes next.

  1. Paso 01

    Brief and catalog

    I look at your products, your margins and your logistics to choose the right platform. Within 48 hours you’ll have a firm proposal.

  2. Paso 02

    Store design

    I design the homepage, categories, product pages and checkout with one goal: making buying easy.

  3. Paso 03

    Development and integrations

    I set up the catalog, payments, shipping and taxes, and connect the store with the tools you already use.

  4. Paso 04

    Launch and optimization

    I test the purchase flow end to end, launch and measure. With real data, we keep improving conversion.

Technologies and tools

I choose each tool for what it brings to the project, not out of habit.

  • WooCommerce

    Your own store on WordPress, with no per-sale fees.

  • Shopify

    A hosted platform, ready to scale.

  • WordPress

    Content, blog and SEO alongside the store.

  • Stripe

    Secure card payments.

  • Figma

    Designing the shopping experience.

  • Cloudflare

    CDN, caching and security.

Results that back it up

What clients say and what the numbers show.

Onmove

Jorge has impressed us once again with his proactive approach and his clear vision of how to tackle a project, from the brief all the way to the final finish. He never holds back on asking questions until he has a clear picture of the industry he’s building for and the client’s goals.
Manuel GarcíaManuel GarcíaCo-Founder of Onmove

−60%

Bounce rate.

View case: Medusa

+40%

Average increase in traffic on my clients’ websites in just 3 months.

How much does an online store cost?

From

€1,200

An online store costs between €1,200 and €2,400, depending on the catalog, payments and integrations. Within 48 hours you’ll have a firm proposal with the exact scope and price.

What the price depends on

  • Number of products and variants
  • Payment gateways and shipping methods
  • Integrations with your ERP, invoicing or email marketing
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FAQ

Write to me anytime. I’ll answer any question before you commit to anything.

Jorge MuñozJorge MuñozFreelance Designer & Developer

An online store costs between €1,200 and €2,400, depending on the number of products, the payment gateways and the integrations you need. Within 48 hours I’ll send you a firm proposal with the exact scope and price. Calculate the price of your website

WooCommerce gives you full control, with no per-sale fees and the freedom to customize everything. Shopify is a hosted solution with no technical maintenance, which makes it very convenient if you want to start selling quickly. I’ll recommend one or the other based on your catalog, your team and your growth plans.

Cards, PayPal, bank transfers or installment payments through gateways like Stripe, plus local options such as Bizum or Redsys for customers in Spain. I set up the ones that best fit your business and your customers.

Yes. From the dashboard you manage products, stock, prices, coupons and orders without depending on me. I hand over the store ready to go and show you how to run it.

Yes. I start with an audit of the speed, the product pages and the checkout process to find where you’re losing sales, and from there I prioritize the improvements with the biggest impact on conversion.

If you don’t care about design, you don’t care about your business

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