Sales continue while you sleep
Orders come in at night, at weekends and on holidays. Nobody waits for a staff reply — the customer pays and gets confirmation immediately.
Online store / E-commerce
Online store development — from 15M UZS
Stop collecting orders in Instagram comments. Your own online store sells around the clock: catalogue, cart, Payme and Click payments, delivery and stock control — all in one system under your control.
- 200+ delivered projects
- IT Park resident
- Payme · Click · Uzum payments
- 6 months of technical support
What is an online store and why is it better than a marketplace?
What is an online store?
An online store is a website combining a product catalogue, cart, online payment, delivery and order management that sells on its own, 24/7.
An online store is a website that combines a product catalogue, a cart, online payment and order management. A customer finds the product, adds it to the cart, pays by card and picks a delivery option — all without messaging you, even at two in the morning.
Many businesses today sell through Instagram or a marketplace. That is a fine start, but it has three problems: every order is handled by hand, a commission is taken from every sale and — most importantly — the customer base is not yours. If the marketplace changes its rules or raises ad prices tomorrow, you have no say.
Your own store, by contrast, is an asset you own: customer data, sales statistics, repeat purchases and free traffic from Google. Innosoft Systems builds stores for the Uzbek market — Payme, Click and Uzum payments, courier and postal delivery, Telegram notifications and a trilingual catalogue.
In short
Advantages of an online store
Why serious retailers move to a store of their own:
- Sells 24/7 — weekends included
- No commission taken per sale
- The customer base stays yours
- Payments via Payme, Click and Uzum
- Orders are recorded automatically
- Stock levels visible in real time
- Free customers from Google
- You run promotions and discounts yourself
- Statistics: what sells and what does not
- Connects to Telegram and CRM
Why you need one
What an online store does for your business
A store is not a cost — it is a salesperson. Here is what it actually affects.
You pay no commission
A marketplace takes a cut of every sale. In your own store only the acquiring fee remains — and the saving grows with your turnover.
The customer base is yours
Phone numbers, order history and addresses live in your system. That is the basis for repeat sales, Telegram/SMS campaigns and loyalty programmes.
Manual work disappears
Orders record themselves, stock decrements itself, receipts send themselves. Staff handle delivery instead of correspondence.
Free traffic from Google
Every product and category is its own page, ranking for queries like 'winter jacket price'. Customers arrive without ad spend.
Decisions based on numbers
Which product is viewed but not bought, which channel brings orders — statistics show it. Range and advertising are tuned accordingly.
Who orders one
Which businesses need an online store
Sectors with regular sales where handling orders by hand has become a burden.
- 01
Clothing and footwear
Filters by size, colour and model, a size chart and return terms — customers choose for themselves and order without asking.
- 02
Electronics and appliances
Detailed specifications, comparison, warranty and instalments. For buyers, complete information matters most.
- 03
Cosmetics, perfumery and supplements
Ingredients, certificates and reviews. Repeat purchase rates are high, so a loyalty programme pays for itself quickly.
- 04
Groceries and food delivery
Category catalogue, delivery time slots, minimum order value and fast repeat ordering.
- 05
Furniture, building materials and equipment
A large catalogue, a pricing calculator, made-to-measure orders and an installation service.
- 06
B2B and wholesale
A dealer portal with individual price lists, invoices and 1C integration.
Examples
Commerce sites we have built
Every project is drawn from scratch: catalogue structure, design, copy and engineering are all ours.
Pricing
Online store price — three plans
Pricing is transparent. Every plan includes an admin panel, three languages, payment systems and technical support.
Start
A working online store
15,000,000UZS and up
20–30 working days
- Product catalogue: categories, filters and search
- Cart, checkout and order history
- Admin panel — products, categories, prices and orders under your control
- Online payment via Payme and Click, plus cash/card on delivery
- Delivery methods and pricing configuration
- Trilingual interface (Uzbek / Russian / English)
- New-order notifications in Telegram
- Design adapted from a proven base to fit your brand
- Technical SEO plus Schema.org product markup
- 6 months of technical support
Retailers moving from Instagram or a marketplace to their own store
Choose StartBusiness
Bespoke design + full control
30,000,000UZS
40–60 working days
- Bespoke design from scratch (with a Figma mockup)
- Extended admin panel: stock levels, suppliers, reports
- Promotions, discounts, promo codes and a loyalty programme
- Customer account: orders, addresses, wishlist
- Product variants (size, colour, configuration)
- Uzum, Payme, Click and instalment providers
- Courier service integration and delivery tracking
- Synchronisation with 1C or CRM
- Reviews and ratings
- Advanced SEO: category copy, internal linking, speed optimisation
- Sales analytics and conversion goals
- Live animations and scroll effects
- 6 months of technical support
Stores with a large range, stock control and active marketing
Choose BusinessEnterprise
Custom solution
On request
Project-dependent
- Multi-vendor marketplace or a branch network
- B2B dealer portal with individual price lists
- Deep integration with ERP, warehouse and accounting systems
- Mobile app (iOS / Android)
- Recommendation engine and personalised catalogue
- Infrastructure built for load (CDN, caching, monitoring, backups)
- A/B testing and conversion optimisation
- Security audit and an agreed SLA
Marketplaces, branch networks and high-load projects
Request a quotePrices are for 2026; the final quote is confirmed after a free consultation and depends on the number of products and integrations. Payment in stages: 50% up front, 50% on delivery. Payment-provider fees (acquiring) are paid to the provider separately.
What's included
Included in every plan by default
These are not paid add-ons — they are in the base plan too.
- Free consultation, catalogue structure and a technical brief
- Payment system setup and testing (Payme, Click)
- Help with domain registration and DNS setup
- SSL certificate (HTTPS) and a secure payment flow
- Verified adaptation for mobile, tablet and desktop
- Google Search Console, Analytics and e-commerce tracking
- Schema.org for product pages (price, availability, rating)
- Speed optimisation (image compression, caching, CDN)
- A video guide to running the store and a handover session
- 6 months of technical support after launch
Process
How an online store is built
Six stages — you see and approve the result at the end of each.
- 013–5 days
Analysis and catalogue structure
We map the range, categories, filters and product attributes, and define the purchase path from cart to payment.
- 027–12 days
Design
Home page, catalogue, product card and cart are drawn in Figma, with the purchase path kept as short as possible.
- 0315–25 days
Development
We build the catalogue, cart, checkout and admin panel, and connect payment systems and delivery.
- 043–7 days
Product upload
Products are migrated from Excel or 1C, images optimised and category copy written.
- 052–4 days
Test payments
Payment, refund and delivery flows are tested with real transactions, across every device and browser.
- 061–2 days
Launch
We connect the domain, configure analytics and e-commerce tracking and submit the store for indexing, then train your team.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions we hear most about online stores.
Ready to open an online store?
In a free consultation we review your range, tell you which plan is enough, and fix an exact price and timeline. No obligation.