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Auto parts online store
I handle turnkey auto parts online store development. Buyers find a part by number or for their car on their own, see stock levels and order, and you get the order in Telegram.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
What happens after “Buy”
Each step below happens without you
Who it’s for
In auto parts, buyers rarely browse. They come with a part number, or a part name and a car make, and want three answers right away: is it in stock, how much is it, when will it arrive. If the site doesn’t answer, they call. Or go where it does.
Building an auto parts online store makes sense for a shop or warehouse that already sells by phone, Viber or Instagram and answers the same questions every day. And for those who work with repair shops and mechanics: they order often, know part numbers by heart and don’t like waiting for a manager.
What matters here isn’t design but the catalog: big and always changing. So I build the store around the file you already work with: update it, upload it — and the site shows new prices and stock.
Gordey Fisun · updated
Phone or website
The difference isn’t pictures — it’s how much of your time one order takes.
Now
With a website
What’s special
What sells here isn’t a nice photo but accuracy: the right part, real stock, a fast order.
A mechanic types the part number, a newcomer writes “front brake pads.” Both should get to the part on their own, without calling a manager.
The buyer picks their car and sees only what fits it. Part-to-model matching comes from your catalog — I don’t promise third-party fitment databases.
Nobody enters a big catalog by hand. You upload a file — new parts appear on the site, prices and stock update.
The buyer sees whether a part is in stock and how many are left. Sold items disappear from the storefront by themselves, so nobody orders what’s already gone.
Part number, manufacturer, make and model, stock — the fields auto parts buyers check first. We agree on them before the first line of code, and every page is filled in from your file.
What’s included
Search by part number and name, filters by make, model and part type. The buyer doesn’t scroll through hundreds of pages — they see the right part and whether it’s in stock.
You update prices, stock and new items yourself: with a whole file or by hand, one part at a time. No developer needed for that.
Part number, quantity, buyer contact and pickup point — in one message. The buyer gets a confirmation, you get a ready-to-ship order card to make the shipping label from.
The buyer pays by card or on delivery and picks a pickup point from the carrier’s list. The money goes straight to you; the customer base stays with you.
Live demo
This is working code, not a picture. Fill your cart and place an order — you’ll see the message, the spreadsheet row and the stock going down by itself.
How it works
We start with your catalog file — just as it is now. I’ll ask everything else myself.
How many items, where prices and stock come from, how you deliver. I look at your real catalog file — that’s where it all starts.
Part types, makes and models, part page fields: part number, manufacturer, stock. We agree on them before the first line of code.
On your own phone you search for real parts by number and place a test order. Anything awkward, I fix right away.
Together we upload the catalog file in the admin panel and go through the first real order. After launch I stay in touch.
Questions
A catalog with search by part number and name, filters by car make and model, catalog upload from a file and visible stock. Orders come to your Telegram with everything needed for the shipping label, and the buyer pays by card or on delivery.
First I look at your file, then I tell you. I build the parts store around the spreadsheet you already work with and suggest what to tweak in it so a catalog update is one upload, not an evening of manual work.
You do: upload the new file in the admin panel, and prices and stock on your auto parts website update. No need to call a developer.
There are two ways, your choice. The simpler one: you mark counter sales in the admin panel, and stock on the site goes down. The more complex one: the site pulls stock from your inventory software; it’s more work and makes sense when you sell more over the counter than online.
For an auto parts store, I quote the price personally after our first conversation, and it won’t grow after that; it depends most on catalog size and where stock comes from.
Your catalog file as it is now, and a few words about how you deliver and take payment. You can just message me on Telegram, even with a voice message — I’ll ask everything else myself.
Yes, your own store and a marketplace usually live side by side. Your store keeps the customer base and repeat orders, and the marketplace catalog is exported from it — no second round of manual entry.