Online stores
An online store built around the way you sell.
Catalog, cart, payment, shipping and a dashboard to follow orders. All custom-built, without squeezing into a ready-made platform.
What TWS does
From catalog to delivered order.
Catalog
Products with photos, variations, search and categories, organized the way your customers look for them.
Cart and checkout
A short path from product to order, designed to work well on a phone.
Online payment
Pix and card through the payment provider your business chooses.
Shipping
Shipping calculated in the cart and delivery rules set with you.
Order dashboard
Orders, customers and products in one dashboard for your team to follow every sale.
With your brand
Your own look, on your own domain, without the feel of a template.
Also in the TWS Store
See what comes with the custom online store.
The TWS Store lists the parts of the store, how setup works and answers to the most common questions.
See in the store: Custom online store- Catalog and cart
- Online payment
- Shipping calculation
- Order dashboard
How it works
From the first chat to the project going live.
The same four steps in every TWS project. You follow each one.
01
Conversation
We learn how your business works today: the notebook, the spreadsheets, WhatsApp, who does what.
02
Proposal
Based on that conversation, TWS puts together the project plan. Nothing starts until you approve it.
03
Building
The system is delivered in parts. You use it, give your feedback and we adjust before the next stage.
04
Live
The system goes live and your team is shown how to use it day to day.
Live projects
A store that is live.
C-Book sells e-books, and every purchase enters draws that anyone can check.
Platform · 30 days
C-Book
Every e-book sold generates a code for auditable prize draws.
E-book store where every purchase enters prize draws that anyone can check.
- E-book sales
- Auditable prize draws
01How much does a custom online store cost?
It depends on the catalog, the payment and delivery options and the integrations. After the first conversation, you get a written proposal with what will be done, the timeline and the price.
02How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the store. C-Book, for example, took 30 days of development. Your timeline is in the proposal.
03Why not use a ready-made platform?
Ready-made platforms solve many cases. A custom store is worth it when your sales rules, products or integrations do not fit the template, or when the store has to talk to a system the business already uses.
04Which payment methods can I have?
Pix and card through the payment provider your business chooses. The options go into the proposal.
Let's talk
Shall we build your online store?
Tell us what you sell and how you sell it today. TWS replies with the next step.