Fix and update
For an existing store that is broken, slow or stuck on an old version.
- Staging copy before any change
- Error logs, extensions and OCMOD conflicts
- PHP and OpenCart version upgrade plan
- Fixed estimate before work starts
Open-source, lightweight and cheap to run. I set up OpenCart stores, customise themes, write extensions and fix or migrate existing shops. A good fit for smaller catalogues and multi-language selling. From €1,900.
Built-in languages and currencies keep OpenCart cheapest here: no translation plugin or app to renew every year.
Card fees and the build itself are left out: they depend on your sales and design, not the platform.
example Illustrative yearly figures for hosting, extension renewals, plans and maintenance, not quotes from any vendor. Your own numbers go into the written quote.
This is where OpenCart is quietly strong: all three are in the core. Switch the demo store below and see what changes, and what I set up around it.
Showing: Retail store, English, EUR. Retail prices include Finnish VAT.
example A made-up product, an example exchange rate and an example trade price.
Merino blend, reinforced heel, sizes 36 to 46.
incl. VAT 25.5%
The cost bars above already say it in numbers. Here it is in words. If one of these is you, I will recommend another platform in the quote.
Read the platform guide: Shopify vs WooCommerce vs Magento vs OpenCart
Fixed prices in writing. You own the code, the server account and every admin login from day one. proposed
For an existing store that is broken, slow or stuck on an old version.
A new OpenCart store for one language and up to about 1,000 products.
Up to three languages and currencies, or a second store on its own domain.
If the scope changes, you get a new written price before I do the extra work. If you stop after the first milestone, you keep everything built so far. owner to confirm
Send your catalogue size and languages. A fixed OpenCart price arrives tomorrow.
Get an OpenCart quoteNew store or rescue, the same order: nothing touches your live shop until it works on a copy.
Catalogue, languages, payments and hosting, or for a rescue: version, extensions and logs.
A private copy on the server, with the store's data and no indexing.
Theme, extensions, tax classes and geo zones, shipping rates and SEO URLs.
Languages, currencies and feeds, each checked with a test order.
DNS switch, backups scheduled, a written guide and a handover call.
Yes, for smaller catalogues that sell in several languages on a tight running budget. OpenCart is free, light on hosting and has languages, currencies and multiple stores built in. Its extension market is smaller than WooCommerce's or Shopify's, so I check every extension against your OpenCart version before you buy it.
Yes. I copy the store to a staging server, then check the OpenCart and PHP versions, extensions, OCMOD modifications and error logs. You get a short list of what is broken and what it costs to fix, and changes go live only after they work on the copy. Most fixes are billed by the hour.
Yes. Products, categories, customers and order history can be moved, and every old URL, including the index.php?route= addresses, gets a 301 redirect to its new page. Customer passwords usually cannot be carried over, so shoppers set a new one. The migration page explains the full process.
A new lean store, a fix or a move. Tell me the catalogue size and languages; you get a written fixed price within one working day.
Pikselipolku is an independent studio and is not affiliated with OpenCart.