An online shop website:a storefront, productpages and enquiries.
An online shop website you can point advertising at: a storefront laid out in sections, a product page carrying price and availability, and sections that answer delivery and payment. The order button creates a genuine enquiry naming the product — it lands on a kanban board, not in an inbox nobody opens.
26
ready-made sites, shops among them
35
kinds of section the storefront is built from
3 languages
ru / kz / en, each with its own copy
from 12 800 ₸
a month for the ready storefront — the price is named up front
Catalogue, product page and enquiry — now, not next sprint
A shop differs from an ordinary site in three ways: browsing products has to be easy, every product needs a page of its own, and an order has to leave from that page. On the subscription the storefront is assembled from sections: you fill them with your own goods and go live minutes later.
A storefront laid out in sections
Products are laid out in sections — Sofas, Armchairs, Tables, as many as you need. A buyer sees the structure from the first screen instead of scrolling one endless page. Categories as data, filters and stock search are a bespoke online store, from 5 000 000 ₸.
The product page
Photo gallery, description, specifications, price and availability. It is an address of its own, so you can advertise straight to it and paste the link into a chat.
Price and availability
You set the price and the status — in stock, made to order, unavailable — yourself in the admin panel, in a second and with no export to run. A permanent warehouse sync is set up by our own web studio as a separate project.
The order button is an enquiry, not decoration
The form is tied to the product: the enquiry shows what the person wants to buy, which page it came from and which section produced it. The lead lands on a kanban board beside all the others.
Delivery and payment
Separate sections stating how you ship and how you take money. These are the two questions you otherwise type out by hand in direct messages, to everyone who asks.
Three languages
Russian, Kazakh and English versions, each with its own copy rather than one page run through a translator. Product names are written separately too.
What the storefront is assembled from
From a storefront section to the call you make back
The order matters here: an enquiry is not lost at the form but earlier, when the buyer could not find the product, or later, when it arrived somewhere nobody sorts through.
You fill the storefront
Sections, products, photographs, prices, specifications. Type them into the admin panel, or dictate them to the assistant — it creates the entries and shows them to you before anything is saved.
A storefront holding your goods
A buyer reaches the product page
Through a storefront section or a direct link from an advert or a conversation. Every product has its own address, so you can send the link rather than say "scroll about halfway down".
Price and availability in plain sight
They press order and leave a phone number
A short form on the product page: name, phone, a note. Nothing more — every extra field here costs you a share of the orders.
A number and a product name
The enquiry appears on the kanban board
The lead card names the page and the section the order came from, so you can see what the advertising sells and what the "bestsellers" block does. Repeat enquiries are never merged: a second order from the same person is a second order.
A card in the New column
You call back and confirm
Availability, timing, delivery, how they will pay. This step stays human: a conversation closes more orders than an abandoned basket, and it works from the first minutes.
A confirmed order
Figures you can check on the first day
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ready-made themed sites
Shops among them: furniture, electronics, clothing, building materials
35
kinds of section in the builder
Rebuild the storefront for a season without commissioning markup
3
storefront languages
The Russian, Kazakh and English versions each carry their own copy
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enquiries merged together
No deduplication: a repeat order arrives as its own card
Four shops for which a storefront and enquiries are enough
In these four trades the order is confirmed in conversation anyway — and the site exists so that conversation starts from a made choice rather than from "what have you got".
What the subscription includes, and what the web studio builds
On the left, what the storefront does the moment you have added your products. On the right, the modules you add at a price named up front and the jobs our own web studio takes on as a separate project. Both columns are named before you pay, so you budget once.
Included in the subscription
Works as soon as your products are in
- The AI assistant is included in the subscription: 19 tools, edits on your say-so and with your approval
- A product showcase built from sections: photo, description, price and a product enquiry on the kanban board
- Product page with gallery, description and specifications
- Price and availability status you control yourself
- Product enquiry with a kanban board and the lead's source
- Delivery, payment, FAQ and contact sections
- Three storefront languages, each with its own copy
Not in the subscription
Added as a module at a named price, or built by our own web studio as a separate project, from 5 000 000 ₸
- SEO Advanced — a separate 4 900 ₸/mo module: sitemap, robots policy, canonical control and the analytics tab
- Card acquiring, checkout with payment on the site and an online till
- A basket that totals the order and issues a receipt
- Exchanging products and stock with your accounting system: 1C, MoySklad and the rest
- A customer account with order history
- Automatic courier pricing and parcel tracking
- Non-standard selection: a configurator, a calculator
- Migrating an existing shop while keeping its page addresses
A storefront that takes an enquiry today sells more than a checkout you never got round to launching.
The order arrives as an enquiry, you call back, confirm availability and agree how payment happens — by transfer, on delivery, or on an invoice for a company. That is how most sales run here, and the shop earns from its first order rather than from the day card payments finally go live. When online payment starts paying for itself, our own web studio adds it as a separate project on top of the same site.
Your own site, a marketplace, and bespoke development
A marketplace takes a commission on every sale and keeps the buyer for itself. A bespoke build adds what the subscription does not have: categories as data, filters, payment on the site and an exchange with your accounting system — from 5 000 000 ₸. Your own storefront goes live in minutes, from 12 800 ₸ a month.
| INIT | Marketplace | Bespoke build | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your own domain and your own look | |||
| Launch without development | |||
| Every enquiry names the product and the section | |||
| You change price and stock yourself, with no export | |||
| Commission on every sale | None | Yes | None |
| The buyer's contact stays with you | |||
| Catalogue edits without a contractor | |||
| Storefront in three languages |
A marketplace does solve payment and stock — and charges a commission on every sale for it, while the buyer stays theirs. Your own site with a catalogue leaves you both the money and the contacts.
What you get, itemised
The list for the moment you have understood the idea and want to check the details before loading your products.
Storefront
The order
Getting started
A shop lives on edits — and they should not cost you a contractor
The price changed, the item sold out, a new batch arrived. In a shop that happens weekly, so those edits have to take minutes and need nobody else's help.
Price and availability
Open the product, change the price or switch the status to made-to-order, save. No developer publishing it for you and no waiting.
A new product
The whole entry: photographs, description, specifications, price and availability. You then place it in the right section of the storefront — where a buyer looks for it.
Or simply tell the assistant
"Raise sofa prices by 10%", "add a new product", "translate the descriptions into Kazakh". The assistant shows the list of edits and waits for your approval — it applies nothing on its own.
What shop owners ask
Direct answers with the prices and the timings — the things settled before you add the first product.
Load your first ten products and look at your own storefront
Three days free, no card. Long enough to see the things that matter: how your catalogue looks, how a product page opens, and what an enquiry looks like once it reaches the board.
- A your-shop.shardit.app address is issued immediately
- Enquiries naming the product reach the kanban board from minute one
- The subscription's boundaries are named before you pay, so you budget once
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