Madrid team · Serving Spain · English, Spanish and Chinese
Websites and online fruit stores for greengrocers in Spain
A greengrocer can start with hours, location, seasonal products and enquiries. Online selling additionally requires purchasing, availability and delivery rules. We plan those journeys for businesses in Spain, with English, Spanish and Chinese communication.
Discuss my business websiteSelling by weight, item or box
Product information must distinguish the pricing unit, pack and expected weight. If the final total depends on weighing, agree when it is confirmed and how payment works. Seasonal availability and substitutions need an updating process rather than a fixed promotional image.
Define delivery and collection before checkout
Specify postcodes, minimum orders, time slots and collection points. Where staff also serve a physical counter, assign responsibility for accepting orders and updating availability. POS stock sharing depends on a compatible interface and permissions; a website does not create that connection automatically.
Content that explains the shop and its offer
Use understandable category names and links, readable hours and delivery instructions. The site should answer what customers ask most: what you sell, how it is delivered and where to collect it, with genuine reviews only.
Prepare products and fulfilment scenarios
Bring products, units, authorised images, delivery area, working hours and current POS details. Acceptance should cover boundary postcodes, shortages, weight changes, cancellation and collection notifications before expanding the first release.
Questions before development
Do we need online payment from day one?
Not always. A catalogue and enquiry journey may be enough initially. For weighed produce, establish when the final amount becomes known.
Can we offer weekly fruit boxes?
Yes. We define packs, substitutions, delivery dates, charging and pause rules, and confirm your payment provider supports recurring charges.
Will physical stock sync automatically?
Yes, through an integration. We review the POS or ERP API, which system owns stock, sync frequency and what happens if a sync fails.
Features, integrations, timelines and costs are confirmed in the proposal for your business.