Products and variants
Customers need clear collections, sizes, colours, materials and reliable photos. Product information should be structured consistently and kept up to date.
INDUSTRIES / SMALL SHOPS AND BOUTIQUES
A small-shop website that presents products clearly.
Not every independent retailer needs a full online store on day one. A polished catalogue with collections, opening information and product enquiries may be enough to start. Transactional e-commerce adds payment, stock, shipping and order management responsibilities.
Use cases — not a client portfolioWhat should a retail website include?
Pickup, delivery and policies
Explain local collection, shipping, returns, made-to-order items and how to ask questions before purchasing.
E-commerce as a separate scope
A live cart, checkout, payments, stock and tax handling require specific integrations and testing. A brochure website's starting price does not cover a complete online store.
A calculator for personalised orders
Retailers offering printing, bespoke items or volume orders can use an estimate form for item type, quantity, size and extras. Pricing rules are agreed with the seller, and stock should be confirmed before promising fulfilment.
Try a live demonstration — Quote calculators ↗FAQ for sizes, delivery and returns
A rule-based FAQ can explain size guides, preparation times, return conditions and customer support. Unless connected to actual stock records, it must not say that a particular variant is available.
Try a live demonstration — FAQ chatbots ↗What we need before development
A clear collection structure, authentic product photos and descriptions.
Accurate shipping, pickup, returns, payments and relevant policy information.
A decision between a showcase catalogue with enquiries and a full transactional e-commerce store.
Common questions
Is a full webshop included from €449?
No. That is the starting price for a basic business website. Checkout, payments, inventory and related integrations are estimated separately.
Can we start with a catalogue?
Yes. You can present products and collect enquiries first, then add a transactional store when the business is ready.
Will a chatbot know whether a size is in stock?
Only with a working stock integration. The standard FAQ chatbot never invents stock levels.
AGENTRIVO / WEB + AUTOMATION
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Business website from €449; quote calculator from €499; basic FAQ chatbot from €129. Full e-commerce and integrations are quoted separately.
These are practical examples, not claims of completed retailer client projects.
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Boutique websites, product catalogues and custom-order forms
A fashion boutique and a personalised-gift maker have different workflows. Before building an online store, choose whether customers need to browse products, reserve an item or complete a payment.
Independent fashion boutiques
Organise products by collection and show sizes, colours, delivery information and accurate availability where it can be confirmed. If checkout is not supported, clearly explain how to enquire or reserve an item.
Custom and personalised products
A guided request can ask for quantities, material, personalisation options, artwork and deadlines. A calculator only makes sense when you have approved pricing rules and clear exceptions.
Product showcase versus checkout
A catalogue can be launched without payment processing. A transactional shop also needs order management, stock, returns, taxes, delivery methods and tested payment integrations, which require their own quotation.
AGENTRIVO can start with a well-structured shop presentation and enquiry flow, then plan e-commerce separately if that is the right next step.
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