Contact person: Automated E-commerce Website Builder Platform

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Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m setting up a do-it-yourself platform where each of my clients can launch a fully functional e-commerce site in just a few clicks. When they arrive, they should see a gallery of ready-made e-commerce templates, pick the one they like, upload their company name and logo through an onboarding wizard, and instantly receive a branded storefront.

Behind the scenes, the builder needs to spin up a unique instance, populate the chosen template with the supplied branding, and expose an admin dashboard so the client can later add or edit products. End-users visiting the finished site must be able to browse items, add them to a cart, and check out using Credit/Debit Cards or a Bank Transfer option.

Deliverables
• Template gallery limited to e-commerce designs, responsive on desktop and mobile
• Onboarding wizard that captures company name + logo, auto-generates the site, and routes the client to their admin panel
• Product catalogue interface for the client (CRUD operations, image upload, pricing)
• Customer-facing storefront with cart, order flow, and checkout supporting Credit/Debit Cards and Bank Transfer
• Order management backend (status updates, confirmation emails)
• Deployment script or instructions so new client sites are provisioned automatically
• Brief technical documentation covering setup, template structure, and how to add more payment gateways later

Acceptance criteria
1. A new client can launch a branded site from template selection to live URL in under five minutes.
2. Uploaded logo and company name appear consistently across header, footer, and invoices.
3. End-to-end test order processes successfully with both payment methods and records in the admin panel.

Feel free to suggest the tech stack you’re most comfortable with—whether that’s React + Node, Django, Laravel, or a no-code framework—so long as it meets the flow above and can scale as the template library grows." (client-provided description)