Online store for your brand
under your control
We build an online store through which your brand sells directly and works with its own customer base.
Your own sales channel
We build an online store through which the brand sells directly and controls its own sales.
Your own customer data
Customers, orders, and requests stay in your system and support repeat sales.
Price and timing upfront
First we fix what goes into the store, the cost, and the timing. Then we build it and prepare it for sales.
Code and access after handoff
After handoff, your team gets the code, server, repository, and every project access.
DH22:
online store in 3 days
An online store for DH22 clothing brand, founded by Anna. In 3 days we assembled a 12-product starter catalog, product pages, a mobile storefront, payments, and core services. According to the client, the first sale came on day 7.
Built the store and connected payments and the core services.
According to Anna, founder of DH22, the first purchase came on day 7 after launch.
Our own product
We do not only build for clients. We also run our own fashion brand and e-commerce project where we test approaches before applying them to client work.
IWANT
IWANT is our own fashion brand and online store with 500+ SKU. We reduced dependence on marketplace commissions, tested AI-generated visuals, and use that live operating experience in client projects.
Project detailsWhat it gives the brand
After launch, the brand gets more than a website. It gets a working sales channel with control over pricing, its own customer data, payments, delivery, and room to keep developing the store.
Control over price and promotions
The brand manages pricing, promotions, and sales itself instead of adapting to an external marketplace.
Fast storefront
Catalog, product pages, and the order flow work quickly. That directly affects conversion into purchase.
Repeat sales from your own base
The customer base stays with the brand, so you can work with buyers directly and bring them back for repeat orders.
Payments and delivery from day one
Payments, delivery, and the order flow are connected right away, so the store works as a sales channel from day one.
Ready-made interface concepts
These are not client projects but ETERN8 concept storefronts. They show how a brand store can feel in terms of interface direction, product presentation, and visual tone.
Short videos
for sales growth
We add short videos only where they genuinely strengthen the storefront: sales launch, product pages, and the hero section.
Short launch videos
Video for product pages
Video for the first screen
We fix the store budget in advance
Starting budgets for typical store formats. The final estimate comes after a short call and agreement on what should go into the project.
Start with key categories
- An online store or product page with the core launch set.
- Up to 20 catalog items and base product pages.
- Order flow and messenger notifications.
- A basic management area for the storefront.
- SEO setup: meta, sitemap, and baseline indexing.
3-5 days
- No complex integrations or custom user-role logic.
- We fix the feature set at the start and do not expand it during the build.
After launch we handle improvements, storefront updates, new materials, and store support as the project grows.
- Regular improvements and iterations for the store.
- Updates to the storefront, banners, sections, and key blocks.
- Support for launch materials and short promotional campaigns.
Connected after the main store goes live
What helps make the decision
Materials about store budget, direct sales, and moving from a builder to an owned online store.
Custom online store cost in 2026
A practical breakdown of budget, timeline, the first working release, and what changes the final store price.
When a brand needs its own sales channel
About growing direct sales alongside marketplaces and keeping customer data under your control.
When a brand outgrows a website builder
About the point where a brand needs custom development instead of a builder.
Common questions before launch
Short answers to the questions that come up most often before launching an online store.
Let’s discuss your brand store
After a short call, it becomes clear what should go into the store, what timeline makes sense, and what budget is realistic.