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E-commerce: your online store ready to sell 24/7
Straight answer: An online store is your business open 24 hours a day: catalogue, cart, payments, invoicing, and shipping working without you being there. I build it in 60 days with the local payment gateways your customers already use, electronic invoicing per DGII, and integrated shipping management. It is not a pretty catalogue: it is a complete sales machine.
What an e-commerce is (and what it is not)
An e-commerce is a complete business running on the internet: the customer finds the product, adds it to the cart, pays, receives an invoice, and you manage the shipping. All of it, automated.
What it is not: a photo gallery with prices. If your “store” does not charge, does not invoice, and does not manage inventory, it is not an online store, it is an expensive catalogue.
The difference between a catalogue and a store is simple: one takes payment.
How I build it in 60 days
Weeks 1-2: Digital business plan
We define what you sell, how you charge, how you deliver, and how you invoice. Everything else is built on these answers. It is the phase most agencies skip, which is why their stores fail.
Weeks 3-5: Catalogue and checkout
I set up the catalogue with your inventory, the cart, and a checkout that does not leak customers: few fields, multiple payment methods, and immediate confirmation.
Weeks 6-7: Payments, invoicing, and shipping
I integrate the local payment gateways your customers already use (Azul, CardNet, VisaNet) and the international ones (Stripe, PayPal). I set up electronic invoicing per DGII, plus shipping zones with their rates.
Week 8: Testing and launch
I test the full purchase flow on every payment method, on mobile and on desktop. We launch with the catalogue loaded and the admin panel working for your team.
Why this is different from what you get elsewhere
| Typical stores | My approach |
|---|---|
| Only PayPal or bank transfer | Local (Azul, CardNet, VisaNet) + international payments |
| No formal invoicing | Electronic invoicing per DGII |
| Shipping handled over WhatsApp | Integrated shipping zones and rates |
| Templates that do not adapt | Design and features built around your business |
| The store belongs to “the agency” | 100% your code, documented and transferred |
Frequently asked questions
Which payment gateways can I use in the Dominican Republic?
The ones your customers already use: Azul, CardNet, and VisaNet for local card payments, plus Stripe and PayPal for international customers. I set up whichever apply to your business.
Is DGII electronic invoicing included?
Yes. I set up electronic invoice issuance per DGII requirements, so your store invoices formally from day one and you have no problems with the tax authority.
Can I manage my store without knowing how to code?
Yes. The admin panel lets you add products, change prices, manage orders, and see your sales without touching code. Your team learns it in an afternoon.
How much does an online store cost?
It depends on catalogue size and integrations. You get a fixed budget after I understand your business, with a standard 60-day timeline. No hidden costs and no surprises.
What your online store includes
Tick what your business needs and your selection will be pre-loaded into the quoter:
- Product catalogue with inventory management
- Shopping cart and optimised checkout
- Local payment gateways (Azul, CardNet, VisaNet)
- International payments (Stripe, PayPal)
- Electronic invoicing per DGII
- Shipping and delivery zone management
- Admin panel to manage everything without code
- Mobile and speed optimisation
- Delivery with 100% your code
Are you selling over WhatsApp and losing sales that could be automatic? Tell me about your business and I propose an online store with a fixed budget and a reply in under 24 hours.