A storefront that is yours
Your own domain, your logo, your colours, and a home page you arrange from ready-made sections. Nothing on it says karqa except a small credit.
קַרְקַעThe ground your shop grows in.
A storefront on your own domain, a back office to run it from, and card payments paid straight into your own account — everything a shop needs to sell online, in one place.
Why karqa
קַרְקַע — ground, soil, land.
karqa is Hebrew for soil. Before a shop can grow it needs ground: somewhere customers find it, roots that hold — payments, invoices, shipping — and something tending it while you are busy. That is what we give you. The growing is yours.
Your own domain, your logo, your colours, and a home page you arrange from ready-made sections. Nothing on it says karqa except a small credit.
Stripe pays each order straight into your own account. No one holds your balance in between, so payouts, refunds and disputes are yours to see.
What you get
The parts you would otherwise buy from several suppliers and wire together yourself — already working, and working together.
Templates and a visual page builder, so your shop looks like your brand.
Products, variants and stock in one place, with a warning before anything runs out.
Tools that turn more of your visitors into paying customers.
A person who sets up your shop with you and answers within a working day.
Built for sellers
Selling is the part you want to do. The rest — invoices, warnings, paperwork and reviews — takes care of itself.
Every paid order gets a proper invoice, numbered from your own series and emailed to the customer as a PDF. Refund it and the credit note follows. In Romania they are issued in the format e-Factura accepts, or through your Oblio account.
Stock falling under a threshold you set. A paid order left unfulfilled too long. A featured product that has sold out. You hear it from your dashboard, not from a customer.
Cookie consent that really keeps analytics off until it is accepted, the privacy, terms and returns pages every shop must publish, a returns window you set, and old customer data cleared on a schedule.
When the courier marks a parcel delivered, the buyer is asked for a review. Only people who bought can leave one, so every review on your shop counts.
Where you sell
Open your shop to the countries you want to serve, and only those.
Activate the countries you sell to. A country you have not activated cannot place an order.
VAT is worked out for where the order is going, so cross-border sales are charged correctly.
You price in your own currency, and visitors can see prices in theirs.
Local integrations start in Romania — e-Factura, Sameday and Oblio — and more countries follow.
How it works
What you sell, where, and what is in your way right now.
Your domain, Stripe payouts and shipping — with a go-live checklist that shows what is left.
Start taking orders. If something comes up, we are a message away.
Pricing
No monthly fee — only a percentage on what you sell. Part of it is Stripe's, not ours, so here is the split.
No monthly fee
Your storefront, your admin, the back office and everything in it, with nothing to pay each month.
3% + €0.25on each paid order
Taken at the moment the customer pays, out of the payment itself. Nothing to invoice, nothing to reconcile at the end of the month.
Questions
No. You run the shop from a back office made for shop owners, and we set it up with you.
Yes. Your shop lives on your own domain, with your name on it.
You do. Stripe pays each order straight into your own account — we never hold your balance.
The ones you activate. VAT is worked out for each destination.
No minimum term. Either of us can end it with 30 days' notice, as the Platform Terms of Use set out.
Yes. Export everything at any time, free, and you still have at least 30 days after leaving to download it.
Contact
What you sell, roughly how much of it, and what is in your way right now. We read every message and answer with a person.