A store for fish and fresh produce: selling by weight, shipping handling and online payments.
View the caseE-commerce store for food and delicatessen
Selling food online comes down to three things: freshness, cold chain and the delivery window. We build stores that plan shipping around those limits instead of pretending they do not exist.
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How does the store handle fresh goods?
Through shipping windows. We set a cut-off time for each day and the days you actually dispatch. At checkout the customer sees a specific dispatch day, and orders placed after the cut-off roll over automatically.
We sell by weight. How is that settled?
A product has a declared weight and a price per kilogram. After weighing during picking, the system corrects the order amount and the sales document. The customer is informed about the correction before shipping.
Can frozen goods be separated from dry ones?
Yes. A product carries a storage temperature attribute, and the store splits the cart into separate shipments, picks thermal packaging and calculates the cost of each.
What about allergens and nutritional data?
They are product fields, not text in the description. That is what makes catalogue filtering, cart warnings and bulk updates after a recipe or supplier change possible.
How long does it take and what does it cost?
A standard store takes 2–4 weeks and starts at 6,500 PLN net. Complex logistics, ERP and marketplace integration are quoted individually, starting around 15,000 PLN.
Delivery questions without tying up your team
An AI agent answers questions about timing, shipment status and availability — around the clock, weekends included.
Food and delicatessen
Let us scope your store
Tell us about your catalogue and how you ship — we will send back the scope and a fixed price.