PRESTASHOP ENGINEERING
We create and improve PrestaShop stores with distinct design, clean architecture and a reliable technical foundation. For new custom builds we do not buy commercial themes and lightly modify their demos. Instead, we design around your catalogue, your customers and real performance needs.
WHAT WE DELIVER
We do not purchase off-the-shelf commercial themes for our new custom builds. We create tailored storefronts using our own design components and lean code, so more of your budget goes into usability, purchasing flows and maintainability rather than unnecessary template features.
We audit excess scripts, module overhead, caching, images and rendering behaviour. Our target is Lighthouse 90–100 where technically feasible, with before-and-after measurements rather than blanket guarantees.
We build custom extensions and connect inventories, orders and commercial systems with careful handling of ongoing operational processes.
BUDGET & APPROACH
Indicative project budget
For a new PrestaShop store with a clearly defined, limited scope, indicative development starts at €1,490 and generally ranges up to €3,900 before tax. The entry scope covers a tailored appearance, responsive layout, essential catalogue, checkout, payment and shipping setup, and technical SEO foundations. Large imports, migrations, B2B, ERP connections, custom modules and additional licences are quoted separately. Exact deliverables and price are agreed before work begins.
Ask for a project-specific quoteFAQ
Not necessarily. We begin with technical evidence and review changes that can be made safely to the existing installation.
No. Our target is strong performance, often in the 90–100 lab-score range where technically achievable, but results depend on hosting, scripts, page content and the test environment. No lab score guarantees search rankings.
Yes. Ongoing maintenance, upgrades, enhancements and technical monitoring can be arranged separately.
LET US TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Tell us your PrestaShop version and what needs to change. We will start with the real business and technical requirements.
