Integrations in a click
Payment and delivery providers, invoicing and ERP systems, chat, social login, marketing automation, product comparison sites. They are switched on, not built.
Sellvio is a finished webshop platform that is developed further every month. Updates, security and legal compliance are the platform's job, not yours. We build it, connect it to how you actually work, and stay with you after launch.
Book a 20-minute callNot only a shop engine. The webshop, the company site, the booking system and ticket sales are all built on the same platform, so if you need more later, there are no separate systems to wire together.
Payment and delivery providers, invoicing and ERP systems, chat, social login, marketing automation, product comparison sites. They are switched on, not built.
Product descriptions generated from an EAN code or a PDF, SEO blog copy, translation of the whole shop, image editing, competitor tracking, and pricing suggestions from cost price and your target margin.
Not a plugin added afterwards: both the themes and the delivered system score above 95% on the Semrush quality test.
Firewall at server and shop level, continuous monitoring, protection against overload, professional backups, a monthly security audit.
New features, new integrations, security fixes and legal compliance are all part of the subscription. No separate upgrade project arriving two years later.
Each one worked out for phone, tablet and desktop. If none fits exactly, we customise it, which is still cheaper than designing from scratch.
Behind the platform
The platform is built by ErdSoft, part of the Sonrisa Technologies group since 2022 — the same partner we deliver our larger systems with. Several sites built on Sellvio won awards in 2024 at the Hungarian Webshop of the Year and Website of the Year competitions.
The platform on its own is software. It becomes a working shop when someone walks your products, prices and delivery rules through it, and is there when you have a question.
We look at what you sell and to whom, and whether Sellvio really is your path. If it is not, we say so.
Choosing the template, products, categories, prices, delivery and payment methods.
Test orders taken through to confirmation and invoice, then going live.
The platform is updated by its provider, and we stay reachable on your side.
How long
A shop with an ordinary catalogue usually goes live in 3 to 6 weeks. Most of the time goes on product data rather than on the system: if the images and descriptions are in order, it is faster.
Sellvio is right when your process fits inside a well-built commercial system. But if your ordering logic really is specific — custom ticket types, named vouchers, group pre-booking, a flow that reaches back into production — then custom development is the correct answer. We can do that too, and in that case that is what we recommend.
The Kingdom at Work event site, for example, sells named tickets and gift vouchers: every ticket has its own code and page, and validity is checked by the system on scanning. That is custom development, and it runs in production.
See the Kingdom at Work siteNo finished brief needed. A real problem worth discussing is enough. We will tell you which direction is yours and what it would cost.
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