Strategy
During the Growth Check, we look at your current situation, business goals, audience and the opportunities you may be missing. You leave with a clearer direction and a practical next step.
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Your webshop already has the potential. We make sure it is actually used. From a conversion-focused shop to performance marketing: we build the infrastructure that grows your revenue.
Your shop attracts visitors, but the conversion rate stays behind.
You lose them to competitors whose online journey is smoother.
Your advertising spend delivers too little direct result.
You want to grow, but the tools and processes are not built for it.
Phase 1 Findable
Visible wherever your customer searches: in Google and in AI search engines. With a website that turns visitors into leads.
Phase 2 Efficient
Once the leads come in, the work behind them has to keep up. We automate the repetition so your team can focus on the customer.
Phase 3 Scalable
New markets, new products, new channels. The foundation grows with you instead of holding you back.
Selling online is about more than a good product page. It is the whole journey, from the first advertisement someone sees to the message they get after their order has shipped.
We optimise every step of it, on data and on what has been proven to work rather than on taste. Higher conversion through smarter design and UX, an advertising budget that demonstrably performs, and a sales infrastructure that grows with you instead of holding you back.
Attracting more visitors is one route to more revenue. Converting the traffic you already have is usually the faster and the cheaper one.
We analyse where visitors drop out and fix it: abandoned cart analysis, A/B testing on product pages and checkout, and UX changes with a direct and measurable impact on conversion.
A sale is the start of a relationship, not the end of one. The second order costs a fraction of the first, and most shops leave it on the table.
Post-purchase email flows, loyalty and discount campaigns, and retargeting aimed at repeat purchase rather than at first contact.
This matters most for businesses whose webshop is doing well enough to be worth improving, and not well enough to be left alone.
The orders come in, but the growth has flattened. The shop was built a few years ago and every change has been an addition since. Your team knows where it creaks, and nobody has had the time to take it apart.
A clear plan gives you control. You know what to fix first, what it should deliver and what can wait until it does.
More online revenue starts with knowing which step of the journey is losing you the most orders.
Get your Growth Check and find out where your shop, your traffic and your advertising are working against each other.
One partner for the entire journey: getting found, working smarter, growing further. No more switching between agencies.
The same founder at the helm for 9+ years. You talk directly to the makers, not an account manager.
We put ourselves in your business's shoes, understand how it works, and know how to get things done.
All IP rights belong to you. No long contracts, no lock-in. You stay because the partnership works.
In case of urgent issues or outages, we're there outside office hours too. What we build works evenings and weekends too.
The speed of AI, the judgment of people. If AI goes down, your project keeps working.
We serve clients from international innovators to local businesses. JKC is at home in nearly every sector, and the list grows every year.
Justin van Dongen
Founder of JKC Media
Webshops start at EUR 7,500 and most land between EUR 12,000 and EUR 17,000, against EUR 4,500 and up for a website.
The difference is not design. It is everything that has to be right before you can take money: product structure and variants, shipping rules per country, tax, payment, the emails after an order, the return flow, and almost always a link to stock or accounting. A website that is wrong is embarrassing. A shop that is wrong costs you orders.
We build WooCommerce, on WordPress. It means the shop is yours, the data sits in your own database, and there is no monthly platform fee or transaction cut on top.
Shopify is a fine product and for some businesses it is the better answer – very high order volume, very little custom logic, a team that wants no technical responsibility at all. If your case reads like that, we will say so rather than build you the wrong shop.
Usually yes. That is a system integration and it starts at EUR 1,700 plus service costs, on top of the shop itself.
What decides it is whether your other system has an API and what it will let us read and write. Before we quote a shop with a link in it, we check that first – because a shop built on the assumption of a link that turns out to be impossible is a very expensive surprise.
You, unless we agree otherwise. Product content is the part clients almost always underestimate: two hundred products is two hundred titles, descriptions, specs and photos.
We give you the structure and a template to fill, and we can write or shoot a set as extra work at EUR 95 an hour. But a shop cannot go live on placeholder content, so this is the item to start on the day you sign, not the week before launch.
Products, customers and order history can be migrated, and we do it on a copy first so you can check the result before anything changes for a customer.
What does not transfer cleanly is anything the old platform kept in its own format – saved carts, loyalty points, subscriptions tied to a payment provider. We list those before we start so you know what has to be rebuilt or accepted as lost.
Support for a webshop starts at one hour a month, so from around EUR 78, and runs up to about EUR 156 for the larger tiers. That covers updates, backups, monitoring and small changes.
On top of that sit your own running costs: hosting, the payment provider’s transaction fees, and whatever your shipping or accounting integrations charge. If you want a guaranteed response time instead of best effort, that is an SLA, from around EUR 312 per month.