Site with catalog and orders at 44 990 ₽: when the website sells on its own
A storefront, a cart and order notifications: what the tier includes, how it differs from the corporate one, and when it's time to move to selling online.
WSOM Studio5 min read
Not everyone needs a storefront. While there are few orders, a services page and a phone number are enough. But when clients start asking "can I see what's in stock and order without calling" — that's a signal it's time to build a catalog with orders.
What's included
| Item | What it is |
|---|---|
| Everything in the corporate tier | Sections, admin panel, blog, forms, domain and hosting for a year |
| Product or service storefront | A catalog with item pages, prices and stock |
| Cart and checkout | The client orders on their own, without a call or a chat |
| Order notifications | An email or message to the person responsible right after the order |
| Initial content setup | We add the first items, you add the rest yourself |
How it differs from the corporate website
- The client places an order, not just leaves a request.
- There's a catalog structure: categories, item pages, prices, stock.
- Order tracking appears: statuses, history, notifications.
When it's time for a catalog with orders
- The assortment is bigger than fits on one page.
- More than half of orders come in outside working hours.
- You want to accept payment online instead of issuing invoices by hand.
- Managers spend time on the same answers: "is it in stock" and "how much does it cost".
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