Neuralab in Top 5 eCommerce global vendors for 2019
With 1.80 trillion US dollars in eCommerce sales (2018), online selling growth does not plan on subsiding any time soon. Subsequently, there are hundreds of new technologies emerging to make the checkout process snappier every day.
Viabill, one of our Fintech clients, also shows no signs of slowing down as they started to offer unique financial processes to WooCommerce store owners. Their proposition is simple, yet powerful – they will enable a web shop in offering automatic credit line for customers purchases. Customer goes to checkout and with simple click, pays a product in installments rather than paying everything upfront. This approach increases conversion rates, enlarges typical basket sizes and in the end, maximizes online revenue (0,5% increase in conversion rates does not sound like much, but hundreds of new customers does).
Neuralab team worked with Viabill on several projects and one of them was WordPress web re-platform for their digital marketing in Norwegian and English language. After the new site launch, number of visitors spurred over 400%, and we’re especially proud of utilizing native WordPress content concepts like custom post types and custom fields on top of a stable and fast Google Cloud Compute Kinsta hosting servers. Team from Viabill gave a great review of our mutual processes…
“Professional and efficient, the team leverages a structured approach to project management to meet short deadlines. Transparency and seamless task completion have been hallmarks of this partnership.” – Operational Manager, Viabill
Though this is just one of our happy clients, we encourage you to check out our 20 other reviews on Clutch! We’ve been receiving project reviews for some time now and it has amassed to a large pool of clients success stories. In addition to Clutch, our work has also been featured on The Manifest, a business news and tips website, which has posted us among Top 5 e-commerce development companies in the world! You can also find us on Visual Objects, a platform for creative and visual design firms to post their work.
We want to thank Viabill and our clients one more time for helping us get this far! We love hearing your ideas and cannot wait to see what you bring to us in the future!
Ex QBASIC developer that ventured into a web world in 2007. Leading a team of like-minded Open Source aficionados that love design, code and a pinch of BBQ. Currently writing a book that explains why ‘coding is the easier part’ of our field.
