WooCommerce
Open sourceWordPress e-commerce extension
Worth considering when the team wants to manage catalogue and content in WordPress. Plugins, hosting and maintenance are scoped in the quotation.
Help your customers find the right product, understand the price and order with confidence. We build the journey around your catalogue and the way you work.
Enter your assumptions for traffic, conversion, basket value and margin. The tool applies the mathematical formula only; it does not predict your future store’s results.
Result of your entered scenario
Revenue
Net margin applied
That means 100 orders/month and €31,500 in annual net margin based on the values entered.
This calculation does not include acquisition costs, returns, taxes, payment fees, logistics or seasonality.
The initial values are an example to adjust, not a Belgian average or a forecast. Use your historical data where available. To present services without online transactions, also explore the professional business website.
Design, catalogue, checkout and operations are planned as one connected journey.
From finding a product to tracking an order
Find
Catalogue, filters and search give access to products.
Choose
The product page explains variants, media and availability.
Order
Basket and payment form a consistent journey.
Follow up
Messages and order status continue the journey.
The page brings together the product, its variant and its price.
The basket separates items from delivery costs.
The confirmation recaps the order and the next step.
Smart filters, high-quality photos and quick comparison.
Internal search with autocomplete, suggestions and typo handling.
Media, variants, availability and useful information according to the catalogue.
Session persistence and journey resumption according to technical and consent choices.
Number of steps, guest accounts and express payments chosen for the context.
Transactional messages, order status and logistics integrations included in the scope.
Catalogue, integrations, recurring costs and responsibilities guide the recommendation.
WordPress e-commerce extension
Worth considering when the team wants to manage catalogue and content in WordPress. Plugins, hosting and maintenance are scoped in the quotation.
SaaS platform
Worth considering when operating a hosted platform fits the project’s processes, integrations and recurring budget.
Custom architecture
Worth considering for a focused journey or particular constraints. Catalogue, administration and responsibilities must be precisely defined.
Six areas of work, included only when listed in the accepted scope.
Product architecture, navigation, filters, search and purchase funnel within the agreed scope.
Images, scripts and loading controlled against technical objectives defined for the project.
Payment methods and providers selected in the quotation, with documented responsibilities and tests.
Languages, markets, currencies and catalogue rules configured only when included in the scope.
Useful events, purchase funnel and consent state documented for the selected tools.
ERP, shipping, email or accounting after validation of APIs, access and responsibilities.
Catalogue, logistics, payments, content, responsibilities and constraints.
Milestone 1
Product taxonomy, journeys, wireframes and business rules for approval.
Milestone 2
Designs, platform implementation, payments and planned business integrations.
Milestone 3
Agreed tests, training, launch and the follow-up period defined in the quotation.
Milestone 4
Store launch, emerging brand
Established B2C SME, multiple business needs
Marketplace, B2B or multiple markets
Indicative Kanexio prices excluding VAT. The quotation confirms applicable taxes, licences, platform fees, hosting, maintenance and third-party services.
See also: a conversion rate optimisation (CRO) approach tests ways to reduce basket abandonment one at a time, to establish what actually works for your store.
Kanexio is based in Uccle. Explore our information for Ixelles, Saint-Gilles, the City of Brussels, Etterbeek and other Brussels municipalities.
A scoping conversation about catalogue, markets, payments, integrations and constraints. The scope and indicative budget are then documented.