E-shop development
in Cyprus

• SKU-CY-01Cards through JCC or Stripe

  JCC is the best known in Cyprus and Stripe the quickest to set up. We connect whichever you choose and run test payments before the shop opens.

• SKU-CY-02Cash on delivery and pickup

  Many customers still pay at the door or come by the shop. Both sit next to the card option, each with its own fee if you want one.

• SKU-CY-03Shipping by area

  One price for your town and another for the villages, free above an amount, and countries abroad if you ship there.

• SKU-CY-04Prices with VAT

  Prices show with VAT included, as the law asks for sales to consumers, and the customer gets a confirmation email with the price broken down.

• SKU-CY-05In English too

  Many buyers in Cyprus search in English. If you want them, products, checkout and emails come in both languages.

• SKU-CY-06What the law asks for

  Trader details, a 14 day right of withdrawal, shipping shown before payment, terms and a privacy policy. See what the law asks for.

• An admin with only what you need. Orders, products, stock and coupons, in Greek or English, without dozens of menus you never touch.
• Everyone sees only their part. Staff see orders, the accountant sees invoices, the driver sees the day's deliveries.
• No yearly licences. Paid WooCommerce add-ons usually cost €50 to €300 each a year. Here what you need is already in.
• Faster and safer. No third party add-ons run on every page load, and none are left without updates, which is the most common way a shop gets hacked.
• Made for Cyprus. JCC, cash on delivery, delivery zones by postcode, Greek and English from the start.
• The code is yours. You can take it with you whenever you like, even if you leave us.

And the downside. A new feature needs a developer, it does not install in one click from an add-on store. If you want to change everything yourself, WooCommerce suits you better and we will tell you so.

• JCCQuoted by your bank

  The best known in Cyprus. A merchant account through your bank, which takes a few weeks.

• Stripe1.5% + €0.25

  For European cards. No monthly fee, Apple Pay and Google Pay included, quick to open.

• Viva.comOn quote

  Handy if you also want a card terminal in the shop from the same company.

• Revolut BusinessAbout 1%

  For European cards, depending on the plan. Handy if you already have Revolut Business.

• PayPalThe most expensive

  Some customers, mostly abroad, only pay this way. Good as a second method.

• payabl.On quote

  A Cypriot company licensed by the Central Bank, for larger merchants.

Indicative fees, November 2026. Each company's own price list always applies. Cash on delivery, pickup and bank transfer carry no fee.

1. Week 1Talk and proposalWhat you sell, how you ship, how your customers pay. You get a written proposal with a price.
2. Weeks 2 and 3Design on a test addressYou watch the shop take shape and ask for changes as we go.
3. Weeks 3 to 5Products, payments, shippingProducts go in, JCC is connected, zones and fees are set.
4. Last weekTest orders and openingWe test every way to pay, show you the admin and you open.