Two products. One platform.

A business website of up to six pages, finished in five working days. We build it for companies that need customers to find them, grasp the offer at once and know where to click. We put your text and photos in place; after that, content, pages and SEO are yours to manage in Vera. No plugins that quietly die after a year, and no waiting on a supplier when the opening hours change.

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  Design that leads to the button

  We start from a template tuned to your brand: your typeface, your colours, your photography. If you want a look nobody else has, we draw a custom design instead. Every page is given one job, and the button sits where the eye lands first.

• 02

  Content you change in a minute

  In Vera you rewrite a paragraph, swap a photo or add a page without ringing us first. A blog, a gallery or a second language get switched on when you actually start using them, because paying at launch for features nobody opens for a year makes little sense. The pricing page lists what each module costs.

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  Speed the visitor can feel

  The target is a load under two seconds, even on a phone with one bar of signal. Images are converted to WebP, a lighter image format, and we keep an eye on Core Web Vitals, the measurable scores for speed and stability, long after launch. Ask for a full-width video in the header and we will probably talk you out of it, because it slows the page down for nothing.

  
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  An assistant that answers at two in the morning

  The AI assistant answers questions about price, timing and scope from a knowledge base we fill with your own answers. When it has nothing to draw on, it does not make anything up. It sends the visitor to the contact form instead, so the enquiry is not lost. The base can be topped up with another twenty questions at any time.

  

An e-shop with a catalogue of up to a hundred products, a cart, a payment gateway and order management, ready ten working days after you approve the preview. It suits companies that want to sell online without hiring someone to operate the system. It runs on the same Vera as the website, so there is a single login and your orders sit next to your page content.

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  A catalogue nobody gets lost in

  A hundred products are included and further ones are added in hundreds. Filters and facets, the narrowing options such as size, colour or price, cut the route to a product down to two clicks. We can import your existing range, up to five hundred products in a single pass. A higher class adds a comparison view, which settles it for the shopper torn between two items.

• 02

  They pay and you know about it straight away

  The payment gateway, cash on delivery, bank transfer, carriers, shipping rates and discount codes are all part of the package. The order and its confirmation e-mail go out on their own, with nobody retyping them in the evening. Pickup points with a map, or invoicing attached to orders, come in when you start needing them.

  
• 03

  Stock and accounting stop contradicting each other

  We can connect Pohoda or Kros, and equally the warehouse or ERP system you keep your stock in. A supplier feed import pulls in stock levels, prices and images, so a sold-out item leaves the shop without anyone clicking it away by hand. Prices and margins are then edited in bulk rather than product by product.

  
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  Selling beyond your own shop

  Prizma connects another sales channel to Vera, whether a marketplace, a comparison site or a product feed, and keeps it supplied with products, prices and stock levels. Your range and your orders stay in one administration. Channels go live one at a time, so after each step you can see what the new one brought in. The Prizma page explains how it works.