Online Shop Design for Merchants in Târgu Mureș
In Târgu Mureș a good share of the selling already happens online — it just happens inside Messenger. Someone spots a product in a post, drops a “do you still have it?” in the comments, and you answer twenty of those in the evening while half of them sit unread in message requests. Demand is not the problem; the missing piece is a place where the buyer can serve themselves without waiting for you.
There is a second thing that is specific here: your customers write to you in two languages. Some ask in Romanian, some in Hungarian, and you translate by hand every single time. An online shop settles both: products sit in the open with price and stock, and the page speaks whichever language the buyer arrives in.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
In Târgu Mureș, half the selling happens in the inbox
If you have been selling from a Facebook page for a while, you know the pattern: you post a product, ten comments ask “how much?”, four messages ask “do you have it in size 40?”, and two message requests surface three days later. You reply after you pull the shutters down, and orders still slip away. The buyer here is not impatient out of spite — if the price is not in front of them within two minutes, they ask somewhere else. And when part of the questions come in Hungarian and the rest in Romanian, the time you burn doubles. In practice you only sell while you are awake and free to type, which is far too small a limit for a good shop.
The county buys from you only if it can order on its own
Your shop in town has a short reach. People in Reghin, Sighișoara, Sovata or Luduș come into Târgu Mureș rarely, when they have other business anyway, and the rest of the time they would buy from you if there were a way. That is what a properly built shop does: every product shows a photo, a price and its stock, the buyer picks between courier and pickup from your shop, and the order lands complete, with address and phone, so you never have to reconstruct a conversation. We write the descriptions in both languages spoken here, so everyone reads in their own, and we leave a WhatsApp button for those who still want to talk to a person first.
A demo you can put in front of a buyer, not only in front of yourself
Before we talk money, you get a working demo of your shop, with your real products, on a link you open from your phone. You show it to a loyal customer, send it to your supplier or your business partner, put it in front of somebody whose opinion actually matters to you — and only once you have heard their reaction do you decide whether we continue. It is not a polished presentation about what could be built one day; it is your shop, open, and anyone can try it. We work remotely from Cluj-Napoca and talk on WhatsApp. A simple store goes live within days; for a large catalogue we give you the exact deadline in the quote, before we start.
Frequently asked questions
I already sell through a Facebook page. Do I shut it down once I have a shop?+
No, you keep using it, just in a different role: you post as before and send people somewhere they can order on their own. The page stays the place where people see you, the shop becomes the place where they pay. The same posts bring more orders, because nobody depends any more on how fast you manage to reply.
Can my products be described in Hungarian too, not only Romanian?+
Yes, and in Târgu Mureș it genuinely pays off. We build the catalogue so every product exists in both languages and the visitor switches with a single button. If you do not have time to translate everything at the start, we begin with your best sellers and fill in the rest as we go, without rebuilding the shop.
I also deliver to Reghin and Sighișoara. Can that go into the shop?+
Yes. We set the delivery zones exactly the way you work: courier across the county and the country, plus pickup from your shop for customers in town. The buyer sees the cost and the right option already in the cart instead of learning it over the phone, so you stop explaining the same thing ten times a day.
I have under 50 products. Do I pay the same as a shop with thousands of items?+
No. The price follows the real size of the shop, and a small catalogue starts from €690. You get the figure in writing before any commitment, and the demo you see first costs nothing. If you later grow to hundreds of products, the shop grows with you instead of starting from scratch.
Want to see what your business's website could look like?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll build you a free demo website with your business name on it. See it first, then decide — no strings attached.