How Much a WooCommerce Store Costs in Greece in 2026

The basic cost ranges

Because we work exclusively with custom WooCommerce and never off-the-shelf templates, our pricing starts lower than most people expect, without cutting corners on the build:

• Entry-level custom e-shop (small catalog of up to ~50 products, basic configuration, one payment gateway): from €1,300
• Mid-sized e-shop (custom design, integration with Greek banks and couriers, myDATA e-invoicing, larger catalog with variations): typically €6,000–€15,000
• Complex / enterprise e-shop (multiple warehouses, B2B features with per-customer pricing, ERP integration, multilingual content): from €15,000 up

For comparison: the general Greek market for custom e-shop builds typically runs €2,500–€8,000, while enterprise/ERP solutions usually start at €5,000–€15,000+ (2026 figures from multiple Greek sources). We start lower because we've optimized our own custom architecture for a fast, lean build — not because we cut quality corners or fall back on templates.

The entry-level store is enough for a small business that just wants to start selling online without many specifics — it's still a custom build from the ground up, not an off-the-shelf theme. The enterprise range depends heavily on integration complexity.

What actually adds cost in practice

Greek bank payment gateways (Viva Wallet, Alpha Bank, Eurobank, Ethniki) usually have reliable plugins, but configuring them correctly — especially if you want installment payments or international card acceptance — takes real time.

Integrating with AADE's myDATA for e-invoicing is now essential for many businesses, and it's not always plug-and-play — it often needs customization depending on your accounting office and how documents are issued.

Courier integrations (ELTA Courier, Speedex, Geniki Taxydromiki) and cash-on-delivery add extra setup, especially if you want automatic shipping voucher generation.

A multilingual e-shop (Greek + English) makes sense if you're also targeting customers outside Greece, but it roughly doubles the content cost and translation management.

The hidden cost: maintenance

Many Greek businesses only budget for the build and forget what comes after: hosting renewal, WordPress/WooCommerce and plugin updates, premium plugin license renewals, and security. A store left unmaintained for months is one of the most common hacking targets — and recovering a hacked store usually costs far more than a year of proper maintenance would have.

Why we don't build template-based e-shops

Many agencies in Greece offer cheap e-shops built on off-the-shelf premium themes and dozens of free plugins that were never designed to work together. The result is usually slow load times, plugin conflicts, and a site that needs a full rebuild the moment the business actually starts growing — exactly when you don't have time for that. That's why Codiji doesn't even offer that option: even our entry-level e-shop is a custom build from the first line of code, so it won't need to be rebuilt once you start scaling.

Our take

If you're genuinely expecting revenue above €50,000 in year one, the mid-size or enterprise range is the right investment from the start — in architecture, in proper integrations, and in a structure that won't box you in later. If it's a smaller, leaner venture, our entry-level custom e-shop from €1,300 gives you a real, extensible foundation — not a risky shortcut built on a template. What matters is being honest upfront about how big you want the business to become, so the build matches the actual goal, not the fear of the initial cost.

Thinking about an e-shop and want a realistic cost range for your specific case? Contact us.