How much does an online store cost in Lithuania?

How much it costs to build an online store: the short answer

Our WooCommerce store with a custom design, Paysera or Stripe payments and Omniva or LP Express shipping starts at €2,500. WooCommerce itself is free. You pay for configuration, design, product import, training and launch.

Market offers differ several times over, because the same word covers different things: a rental, a ready template without integrations or a custom build. So compare the list of what is included, not the totals. Payments, parcel lockers, product import, EU requirements and the warranty should be named in writing.

What the price includes and what raises it

Our base price includes:

• WooCommerce configuration and a custom design
• payments through Paysera or Stripe
• shipping through Omniva or LP Express
• product import and training to run the store
• a 24-month warranty on our work

Complexity raises the price, not the page count:

• many products and content that is not ready: descriptions, photos
• prices by size or customer group
• B2B sales with separate prices
• migration from an old store with 301 redirects
• integration with accounting or a warehouse

How much it costs to run an online store each month

After launch you keep paying for:

• hosting: the promo price often applies only when you prepay several years, and renewal costs several times more
• the domain
• payment fees on every transaction
• maintenance: updates, backups and security, with us from €40/mo

Payment fees depend on the method. As of October 2026 bank transfers are the cheapest: Paysera charges no fee of its own for them in the Baltics, and Montonio's Core plan costs €0.05 per transaction and €14.99/mo. Cards cost more: Paysera from 1.45% for EU cards, Stripe 1.5% + €0.25. Keep at least two methods, so the store is not left without checkout if one fails.

WooCommerce, Shopify or a rental: which is cheaper over time

Shopify Basic costs €27/mo, or €19/mo paid yearly, and Shopify Payments has worked in Lithuania since March 2025. If you use Paysera or Montonio, Shopify adds 2% of turnover on the Basic plan. Apps are paid separately every month.

A rental is cheap at the start, but the store is not yours: leaving means a migration or a buyout. WooCommerce costs more at launch, but has no platform fee and no percentage of turnover, and the code and data stay yours. We build WooCommerce, so to be fair: Shopify fits when nobody will maintain WordPress.

EU rules for online stores in 2026: a cost missing from cheap offers

New rules apply to every online store in the EU:

• accessibility since 2025-06-28, except microenterprises (under 10 staff and up to €2 million turnover)
• a withdrawal button since 2026-06-19
• the EU legal guarantee notice since 2026-09-27

In a new store this is built in from day one, as part of checkout and emails. For an existing store we quote the changes after a check. Fines for a missing withdrawal function are set by the national consumer authority.

How to get an exact quote and not overpay

For a precise estimate, send us:

• how many products and whether the content is ready
• which payments and shipping you need
• whether you sell to businesses
• which integrations you need
• the address of your current store, if there is one

In the first stage we build what sells, the rest comes in stages. If you already have an old store, an audit for €200 is a good start: it shows what to fix and what to rebuild. Launch usually takes 4-8 weeks, and we put the deadline in the estimate. Get in touch.