The build cost, the yearly cost and what pushes either one up or down. UreTech prices as of November 2026, written out in full so you can compare quotes line by line.
At UreTech an online shop starts at €3,000 for the build. On top of that, every year, come the domain, the platform or hosting, payment fees, any apps and maintenance. A shop connected to an ERP or with B2B rules is a dedicated project, priced in writing after a free review.
The figure that matters is not the starting price but the cost over the first three years: a shop that is cheap to build can be expensive to run. This page lists every item, with what depends on us kept apart from what you pay suppliers directly.
| Type of shop | Build price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Online shop on Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Magento | from €3,000 | Catalogue, product pages, payments, shipping, basic SEO, GA4 |
| Shop connected to your ERP | after the review | Stock, prices, orders and customers synced with the ERP |
| B2B e-commerce | after the review | Customer price lists, private area, deferred payments, integration |
| Migration from another platform | after the audit | Data, 301 redirects, ranking checks |
UreTech prices excluding VAT, as of November 2026. The quote is itemised, with apps and third-party services listed separately along with their cost. For sites that do not sell online see how much a website costs.
Six items explain almost all of the gap between two quotes.
A hundred products with ready photos and copy load quickly. Three thousand items with sizes, colours and data sheets need an import from the ERP.
Every market adds translations, currencies, VAT, shipping and different return rules.
ERP, warehouse, couriers, marketplaces and e-invoicing are the items that move the price most.
A customised ready-made theme costs less than one designed from scratch, which tells your product story better.
If you prepare them the price drops. If we write them after an interview, product pages sell better.
B2B pricing, subscriptions, configurable products and bookings need custom development.
Supplier prices change often, so we do not copy them here: in the quote we list them with the date of the price list. These are the items to budget for.
In every case there is the domain, the payment provider’s fees (Stripe, PayPal or your bank), the courier and website maintenance. If you want more visitors than arrive on their own, add SEO and ads.
Take a company with 400 products, one language, card and bank transfer payments, one courier and no ERP connection. The build starts from our base band. In year one the build is the main cost; from year two you are left with platform or hosting, fees, maintenance and promotion.
On Shopify you spend more on subscription and apps, but almost nothing on servers and updates. On WooCommerce the software is free, but you pay for hosting and maintenance. In the quote we put the two columns side by side over three years, so you can see which one actually suits your turnover and your team.
If the shop must read stock and prices from the ERP, the item that changes is the integration. It usually pays to do it from day one, because every month of orders retyped by hand is a cost that appears on no quote. Selling in several countries works the same way: each market adds translation, tax settings and shipping rules, and it is cheaper to plan them in the first version than to bolt them on later.
Five checks before you sign, whoever you choose.
Build, apps, licences and fees should be on separate lines, each with its amount.
Domain, platform account and customer data must be in your name.
Who updates the shop, for what fee and how fast they respond if it breaks.
Redirects, product structured data, GA4 and conversions: if missing, you will pay for them later.
Dates per phase and what you receive at the end of each one.
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Brochure, business and shop, with a mini calculator.
Platforms, integrations and what a shop includes.
Customer price lists and a trade portal.
Updates, backups and security after launch.
What a Shopify store includes.