Service
A turnkey home appliance store
Detailed specs on the product page, a model comparison table, installment payments (Monobank, A-Bank), delivery with assembly and installation, and an online warranty card. A realistic timeline for appliances is 8-10 weeks.
What's included
The appliance buyer compares first. Then pays
Why this is its own challenge
- Before buying a washing machine, someone opens 3-5 tabs and checks the capacity, energy class, noise level, and dimensions. If your site doesn't have that data, or it's buried in a PDF, they'll check a competitor. No other e-commerce niche we've worked with needs this much structured data on the product page.
Catalog and specs
- Expanded specs on the product page — 20-50 technical parameters depending on the category. Refrigerators: capacity, class, noise level, dimensions, defrost system. Washing machines: load, programs, consumption. Every field is standardized and easy to filter.
- Model comparison — the buyer adds up to 4 products to a comparison and sees a spec table. Differing parameters are highlighted. Without it, they open four competitor tabs.
- Filters by category and spec — energy class A/A+/A++/A+++, brand, price range, and specific technical parameters. No page reload.
- Certificates and documents — the technical passport, manual, and warranty card are attached to the product page. Uploaded through the admin panel, no developer needed.
Payment and delivery
- Installment payments — Monobank and A-Bank for appliances with a receipt from ₴3,000. The buyer sees the monthly payment right on the product page and at checkout.
- LiqPay and Fondy — Visa/Mastercard cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay.
- Nova Poshta API — cost calculation and tracking. For large appliances (refrigerators, washing machines, TVs): a separate freight-delivery flow with pricing by dimensions.
- Delivery with assembly and installation — an option at checkout: a technician arrives, assembles, and installs. In the cart it's a separate line item with a chosen date and time window.
Stock and integrations
- Stock sync with 1C/BAS — two-way exchange. Appliances are often sold as a single unit, so without sync you risk selling something that's already gone.
- Warranty in the customer account — after receiving the product, the buyer sees the warranty card and warranty term without hunting for a paper document.
Case studies
Not tender slides. Stores where people compare and buy
How we work
An appliance store takes orders in 8-10 weeks
Brief and specification
30 minutes on Zoom: how many SKUs, which appliance categories, whether you use 1C, and how the installment and assembly-delivery logic works. The output: a spec with the catalog's parameter structure, a list of integrations, a budget range, and timelines.
Design
Wireframes for the catalog with spec filters, the product page with comparison, the cart with an assembly option, and checkout with the installment breakdown. The output: approved desktop and mobile mockups plus a fixed price for the full scope.
Development and catalog population
While we write the code, the content manager is already populating the catalog. The spec structure for each appliance category is a separate template form in the admin panel, filled in to a standard. The output: a store on staging with a real catalog, comparison, and filters.
Integrations and testing
We connect LiqPay/Fondy, Monobank/A-Bank installments, Nova Poshta, and 1C. We test the large-item delivery flow with cost calculation. The output: a test report; every payment and logistics scenario checked.
Launch and handover
We set up redirects, GA4, and Google Merchant Center with appliance specs in the feed. The output: a live home appliance store plus a manual for the content manager plus 30 days of support.
Numbers
years in business
two languages, no duplicates
weeks to launch a home appliance store
FAQ
Installments, warranty, delivery: questions about an appliance store
Let's talk
Describe your range — we'll estimate the price and timeline
- 30 minutesOne-on-one online
- Flexible formatVideo or phone call
- Solution-focusedPractical answers
More detail
A home appliance store: where the buying decision is made
A home appliance store sells on specs, not photos. A washing-machine buyer compares maximum load, energy class, noise level, and control type. If that data isn't on the page, the tab gets closed. Hence the niche's first requirement: structured specs on every product page and a comparison right next to the price.
Product comparison is the key mechanic for a home appliance store. The buyer adds several items to a comparison and sees a table with the differences highlighted. That shortens the path to a decision: instead of opening four tabs — one table. The comparison works without a page reload, and the admin configures the parameter set for each category separately. There's a working example in our portfolio. Portfolio →
Installment payments in the appliance niche are a real tool for raising the average order value. An expensive refrigerator becomes a modest monthly payment — and many buyers choose a pricier model they wouldn't have bought outright. We connect Monobank and A-Bank, and that breakdown shows right on the product page before the buyer goes to the cart. More on e-commerce integrations on the main service page. Turnkey e-commerce stores →
Delivery with assembly and installation is a logistics feature of the niche that needs a technical implementation in the cart. The buyer picks the "delivery with assembly" option, chooses a date and a time window — and the manager sees all of it in the admin panel alongside the order. The assembly cost is a separate line item with a fixed price. No "we'll call and sort it out." The buyer knows the amount before paying.
A warranty card in the customer account is a small detail with a big effect on loyalty. After receiving the product, the buyer sees the warranty document and its term in their account. No need to hunt for a paper card — it's all online. That cuts the number of "where's my warranty card" tickets to support and builds trust in the store.
Half of this list simply isn't there in off-the-shelf solutions — which is why the build takes 8-10 weeks, not 6. Comparison, installment payments, large-item delivery with assembly, and a warranty in the account don't come "out of the box": we configure and test each mechanic separately. Or just tell us about your range — in 30 minutes we'll name a price range and a timeline for your home appliance store. Get an estimate →