E-shop development cost in Greece scales with catalog size, checkout, payments/shipping, marketplace feeds and — often — ERP integration. A ready-made price without those inputs rarely matches reality after go-live.
A small manually managed catalog does not cost the same as a store with hundreds of SKUs, variants, Skroutz sync and automatic order flow into SoftOne or Pegasus. Integration scope is usually the biggest cost and timeline driver.
Bytesoft in Patras builds stores focused on conversion and stable integrations. Before a proposal we ask for a clear brief: catalog size, sales channels, ERP/marketplace and who manages product content.
Also budget for hosting that can handle spikes, SSL, backups and admin training. A cheap launch without these foundations often costs more in fixes and downtime later.
Next step: /en/services/e-shops/. Selection checklist: /en/blog/choose-eshop/ · ERP depth: /en/blog/eshop-erp-integration/.
From a simple catalog to full ERP sync, ranges run from weeks to months after discovery. Ask for a written flow map before locking a launch date.
To build or upgrade a store: /en/services/e-shops/. For complex sync: /en/services/apis/. SoftOne vs Pegasus: /en/blog/softone-vs-pegasus/.