We specialise in online stores: our own products for the storefront, app, search and content. Plus custom web solutions and mobile apps, integrations and support.
You work directly with engineers. AI agents and ready infrastructure speed up the work, and people answer for the result.
15-minute brief · reply within an hour on business days · demo store ↗
A platform to launch and grow an online store: ready-made sales infrastructure and an AI assistant for content.
More than a website: the iOS and Android app comes with the storefront or on its own. On top of your catalog, no migration.
WebGoodPeople brings your storefront, mobile app, search and product content together on one platform on top of your existing catalog, and our team implements, integrates and keeps it evolving. Shoppers find and buy faster, and the store grows without replacing the backend or paying commission on sales.
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For a store on 1C‑Bitrix or another platform that needs a fast site and a mobile app.
from $210/mo · app +$220/mo
For a running store where shoppers cannot find the products they need.
From RUB 990/month
For a catalog where descriptions and SEO fields fall behind.
Quote after a catalog review
Pages are rendered on the server and open at once. Clients see ×5 speed and an LCP of 1.9 s.
iOS and Android on the same data as the site. An add‑on to any plan — +$220/mo.
1C‑Bitrix, ERP, CRM and orders stay where they are. We shift traffic gradually.
Storefront, search, content, hosting and changes in one subscription. No cut of your sales.
Your catalog and orders stay yours. After switch‑off you keep a month of account access to export.
×5 and LCP 1.9 s — as reported by clients.
Catalog, orders and admin stay in your system. Shoppers get a new site and app.
The catalog goes to search, orders and customers go through the API. Nothing is migrated.
We test next to the live site and show it to you before the switch.
The old site stays as a fallback. Rollback is a single setting.
15‑minute brief → catalog review → connection → subscription
1C‑Bitrix, Shopify, WooCommerce, OpenCart, Magento, Medusa and any backend via API.
Moved from a Bitrix front end to Frontbox with no downtime. Search answers in 88 ms.
Read the case B2B · steel structuresA storefront with a price calculator and search across a large catalog.
Read the case B2B · mobile appA customer app: orders, documents and notifications on the same catalog as the site.
Read the caseFigures as reported by clients at launch.
Implementation, integrations and store development are done by the same team that builds the products.
All services →Your backend, catalog, orders and customers are yours and stay in your system; the storefront runs on a subscription, or inside your own infrastructure with White Label, where code terms are set in the contract. If you leave, after the storefront is switched off you keep a month of account access to export your catalog, blog and materials.
No. Frontbox connects to Bitrix through its API, your catalog and orders stay with you, and the old site remains as a fallback until the full switch.
We connect to Shopify, WooCommerce, OpenCart, Magento, Medusa and any backend via API. No backend at all? The catalog is managed right inside Frontbox.
Frontbox: Light $210, Standard $390, Premium $720 per month; the iOS and Android app is +$220/mo. Every plan includes the storefront, hosting, SEO and developer hours, with no setup fee.
We name the date after reviewing your catalog and integrations. For reference: vostok-watches24.com launched in 11 days, the LENKHIMSINTEZ app was published in 3 weeks.
Your backend, catalog and orders never moved — they are yours. After the storefront is switched off you keep a month of account access to export your catalog, blog and materials.
Tell us about your site and catalog. We will help you choose a product and discuss setup and pricing.
We usually reply within an hour during business hours · mail@webgoodpeople.com · Telegram @webgoodpeople
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Case breakdowns, architecture decisions, non‑obvious gotchas. Short, to the point, no filler.
Check claims against approved sources, preserve product limitations, and make a clear editorial decision before publishing.
Start with a repeatable process, define its rules, plan failure checks, and keep a clear way to continue the work manually.
Paste product copy into AI, ask for supporting passages, and turn missing information into clear editorial tasks.
