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Yes - I can join at any stage. I review what you already have (platform, catalogue, payments, logistics, marketplace), find the gaps, and propose concrete next steps. We do not restart from zero unless we must: we finish an incomplete store, fix integrations, or add marketplace sales so you have a clear path to orders.

Most often Shoptet, WooCommerce, and Shopify; depending on the brief also Upgates, Eshop-rychle, or a custom Astro build. The choice depends on budget, catalogue size, customization needs, and target markets (CZ/SK vs international). On a consultation we compare trade-offs and pick a platform that works long-term - not only the fastest launch.

Yes. I set up payment gateways used in Czechia and the EU (for example Comgate, Global Payments, Stripe, and others by project) and shipping - Zásilkovna, Balíkovna, PPL, AlzaBox, and carriers by country. The goal is a working checkout: payment, delivery, order statuses, and handoff to the warehouse without manual improvisation.

Yes. A Czech company can sell to other EU countries. I help with the practical setup: catalogue and price localization, shipping and payments for the target market, basic tax/OSS context, and a go-live checklist. Legal and tax details are aligned with your accountant or lawyer - I prepare the eCommerce side for cross-border sales.

Yes. I can run the full start: domain, hosting, store, analytics, email, and the basic company/technical setup. For company formation I work with trusted partners so you are not assembling vendors alone. The outcome is a sales-ready foundation, not just a registered domain.

Yes - product listings are one of the most important parts of e-commerce. I prepare or improve titles, descriptions, translations, variants, photos, and SEO fields so the catalogue works on your store and on marketplaces. Weak listings lose conversions and ratings; that is why this is a standard part of launch, not optional copy polish.

Yes. Work is contractual, and I invoice through the Czech legal entity VRLab s.r.o., a VAT payer. Scope, timeline, and price are described clearly before we start so you know exactly what is delivered.

Pricing is always individual. It depends mainly on product count, readiness of assets (texts, photos, translations), chosen platform, required integrations (payments, shipping, ERP), and whether you launch a store, marketplaces, or both. After a short consultation I propose scope and a realistic budget based on time and complexity - not a one-size price list that would be wrong for most projects.

Timeline depends on scope and your readiness. With a ready catalogue, launch is much faster; missing data, photos, or platform decisions usually delay content prep more than the technical build. After the first consultation you get a realistic timeline with clear milestones.

Yes. I build the store so you can handle daily operations yourself: products, orders, and basic settings. At the start one person is usually enough; as sales grow you typically add people for orders, packing, or ads. You do not need a large team from day one.

The goal is independence. After the project I train you or your staff on catalogue, orders, and basic changes. Ongoing support is optional - you can continue with me or run operations alone. This is not a model where every small change requires a call.

Yes. Marketplace-only is a common path at the start or for market testing. Pros: faster launch and built-in traffic. Cons: platform fees, less brand control, and dependency on marketplace rules. We review Heureka, Allegro, Alza, Kaufland and others by country and decide whether marketplaces alone are enough or a store + marketplace mix is smarter.

SEO, PPC, and SMM are important growth tools - but not the first step if you still have nowhere to sell. First we put your offer on a store, marketplace, or both so ads lead to a working catalogue and checkout. Only then does systematic traffic work: SEO for organic, PPC for demand tests, SMM for brand. Otherwise you pay for clicks into empty space.