What a Tilda online store can do
- Catalog, cart and checkout are built into Tilda — the store isn’t assembled from plugins.
- Online payments. Stripe and PayPal for international sales — that’s how the tuning parts store takes orders worldwide.
- Navigation built for the buyer. A catalog can be split not only by category but by goal or use case.
- Custom features. A jewelry store has a “Drop a gift hint” button.
- You add products yourself. I set the store up so you change products, prices and photos without a developer.
When Tilda is not the right choice
Some projects I don’t take on, on Tilda or in code: I have no edge there.
- A retail chain with real-time stock for every location.
- A marketplace or classifieds site — something like Amazon or eBay.
How much an online store costs
From $1,900. The exact price depends on the number of products, integrations (payments, shipping, inventory) and custom features. The catalog review is free — in a messenger or on a call.