How Much Does It Cost to Build a
E-commerce Store for B2B Software?
E-commerce pricing scales with catalog size, checkout complexity, and the integrations your operations team requires. Greta builds stores that load fast, rank organically, and convert at the checkout rates your margins depend on.
Get a Custom QuoteAdvanced E-commerce Store for B2B Software
Price Range
$20,000 – $58,000+
Fixed-scope. No per-hour billing.
Timeline
3–6 weeks
From kickoff call to production.
What's Included
Full commerce platform with multi-currency, subscription products, advanced search, ERP integration, and performance-optimized catalog at scale.
What affects the price of a e-commerce store for B2B software companies
Business software products with complex buying committees and long sales cycles — which shapes which of these factors apply most directly to your build.
Catalog size and product variant complexity — simple SKUs cost less than configurable products with dynamic pricing
Payment gateway configuration — Stripe, PayPal, buy-now-pay-later, and tax engine setup each add scope
Inventory management integration — syncing with existing warehouse, ERP, or fulfillment systems
SEO and performance optimization for category and product pages at catalog scale
Multi-currency, localization, and international shipping logic if global commerce is required
Where the budget goes on a advanced e-commerce store
24%
Product Design
UX flows, component design, and design system definition
44%
Development
Frontend, backend, integrations, and deployment
17%
Infrastructure & APIs
Cloud setup, third-party APIs, and environment configuration
15%
Testing & Launch
QA, cross-device testing, and production deployment
How Basic, Standard, and Advanced differ
Feature Depth
Product pages, cart, and Stripe checkout. No discount system, no inventory tracking, no order management beyond confirmation email.
Customization
Clean product-first design with your brand. No custom product configurators or upsell mechanics.
Performance
Static product pages with excellent Core Web Vitals. Not optimized for catalog-scale SEO.
Scalability
For a small catalog with direct checkout. Not designed for high SKU count or complex fulfillment.
Feature Depth
Full shopping experience — variants, discount codes, saved carts, order history, and a basic customer account.
Customization
Brand-matched design with custom category structure, filter navigation, and product page layout.
Performance
Image optimization, CDN delivery, and SEO metadata on all product and category pages.
Scalability
Handles hundreds of SKUs, thousands of monthly orders, and moderate organic search traffic.
Feature Depth
Full commerce platform with subscription products, bundles, loyalty programs, multi-warehouse inventory, and B2B pricing.
Customization
Custom product configurator, white-label wholesale portal, multi-brand store management.
Performance
Edge-cached product pages, incremental static regeneration, sub-100ms add-to-cart response.
Scalability
Designed for millions of SKUs, high traffic events, ERP integration, and international commerce at scale.
Why B2B software teams build with Greta instead of agencies or freelancers
Checkout conversion optimization is built into our e-commerce architecture — not an AB test after launch
SEO for product and category pages is designed at the URL and schema level, not applied as metadata at the end
AI-assisted development cuts the store build timeline from a typical 8–12-week agency project to 1–3 weeks
We understand commerce performance — slow product pages cost revenue, and we build with that constraint from day one
Greta vs Freelancers vs Traditional Agencies
Freelancer
Cost
Often low initial scope; payment, SEO, and performance work typically added as separate quotes
Speed
3–12 weeks with significant variation based on catalog complexity
Reliability
Variable — e-commerce has many moving parts that expose gaps in experience
Quality
Often visually strong but weak on checkout conversion, performance, and SEO architecture
Traditional Agency
Cost
3–5× more, often including platform recommendations, UX research, and enterprise integrations
Speed
12–24 weeks with platform evaluation, design systems, and QA cycles
Reliability
Consistently high — but with process overhead that slows delivery significantly
Quality
Full enterprise e-commerce quality, but often over-built for brands that need to validate before investing at that scale
Greta
Cost
Fixed-scope pricing that includes checkout optimization, SEO architecture, and performance from the start
Speed
Days to weeks — we've shipped commerce products across multiple categories and move quickly
Reliability
Consistent — payment, inventory, and performance are core to our e-commerce delivery standard
Quality
Conversion-optimized, SEO-ready, and fast-loading store that performs in organic search from launch
Advanced delivery in 50 days
Every phase has a clear output. No open-ended timelines, no discovery sprints that produce decks instead of product.
Planning
4 days
Scope confirmation, technical architecture, and design brief.
Build
34 days
Development, integration, and daily progress updates.
Testing
10 days
QA across devices, edge case resolution, and performance review.
Launch
2 days
Production deployment, DNS, and handoff documentation.
What a advanced e-commerce store means for B2B software companies
For B2B Software brands, an e-commerce store competes on product discovery and checkout friction — not feature count. At advanced scope, we optimize the catalog architecture and checkout flow for your buyer's specific journey.
Industry Context
Business software products with complex buying committees and long sales cycles
Shortening the sales cycle while increasing the average contract value
Target Outcome
shorter time-to-revenue with higher ACV
A advanced scope e-commerce store delivers the core functionality needed to move toward this outcome — without the cost or timeline of a full-scale build.
Get a fixed-scope quote
for your e-commerce store.
Tell us what you need. We scope it in a call and deliver in 3–6 weeks — no retainer, no discovery phase, no invoice surprises.