Bytesoft is based in Patras, Greece, and says it serves businesses throughout Greece. It designs and develops custom websites using Next.js and React rather than ready-made templates or a proprietary platform; the company says clients receive the code, data and domain. Its stated positioning includes websites intended to turn visitors into customers.
For B2B businesses whose needs extend beyond a corporate website, Bytesoft describes solutions including B2B portals, customer-specific pricing, ordering and ecommerce integration. It also develops custom web applications and system integrations, including ERP connections, for workflows that may involve data, approvals and operational processes.
Bytesoft describes a six-step process: needs analysis; strategy and technical planning, including a roadmap, architecture and KPIs; UX/UI design; development and integrations; testing and optimization, including performance, security and technical SEO before launch; and handover, training and agreed support. This provides buyers with a stated framework for discussing scope and delivery.
Bytesoft lists Best Computers and Novelsoft as case studies, but the available information does not describe their project scope, outcomes or relevance to a mid-sized B2B website engagement. It does not specify pricing, timelines, or the precise post-launch support terms; buyers should establish these in a project proposal. Its stated service area is Greece, so international delivery arrangements are not established by the available material.
Bytesoft offers SEO for websites and ecommerce stores, with work described as starting with a technical audit and extending to content architecture, on-page optimization and local SEO. It also describes GEO work intended to help businesses appear in Google AI Overviews and tools such as ChatGPT. The company is based in Patras and says it serves businesses throughout Greece.
Bytesoft describes combining custom website design with technical SEO from the design stage, and pairing SEO with GEO. This is relevant where a business wants its website and organic-search foundations addressed together, but it does not establish that Bytesoft runs paid acquisition campaigns.
Bytesoft says it designs ecommerce stores for the Greek market, including product catalogs, mobile checkout, payments, shipping and ERP connections so products, prices, inventory and orders can be managed together. It says it does not deliver a ready-made theme with plugins and describes its aim as providing a store the client’s team can operate day to day.
Bytesoft describes ecommerce integrations with SoftOne and Pegasus for products, stock and orders, as well as Skroutz integrations for catalog, prices and availability, depending on project requirements. It also identifies B2B portals, customer-specific pricing, orders and ecommerce connections as relevant business solutions.
The company’s stated delivery process includes UX/UI design, development and integrations, then testing and optimization for quality assurance, performance, security and technical SEO before launch, followed by handover, training and agreed support. This describes a build-and-delivery process, but not a specific ongoing experimentation or CRO service.
Bytesoft lists Best Computers and Novelsoft as case studies, but the available information does not provide ecommerce project details, conversion metrics or test results. It also does not specify a CRO research and experimentation program, pricing, delivery timelines or post-launch support terms beyond agreed support. Buyers should clarify these points and whether the proposed project includes ongoing testing.
“Bytesoft is an advanced design and development company based in Patras, Greece. We design and deliver websites, e-shops, web & mobile apps, hosting, cybersecurity, custom APIs & integrations, IT support, and digital marketing / SEO / GEO for businesses across Greece and the EU.”
“No. We are based in Patras and work remotely (and on-site when needed) with businesses across Greece and the EU. Contact: info@bytesoft.gr.”
“Eight core lines: websites, e-shops, applications, managed hosting/VPS, cybersecurity, custom APIs (SoftOne, Pegasus, CRM, Skroutz and more), IT support, and SEO/GEO / digital marketing. Each service has its own page with process, deliverables and FAQs.”
“Yes — we build integrations and data flows (inventory, prices, orders, feeds) based on the access and documentation the client provides. We do not advertise unverified official partnerships; we focus on clear contracts, logging and handover.”
“Services (/en/services/) describe one capability. Solutions (/en/solutions/) describe a combined engagement with one delivery plan, one timeline and one owner.”
“Yes. If you only need a website, hosting or a pentest, start from the matching service page.”
“When two systems do not talk, when transfer is done in Excel, when the legacy system has no API, or when a third party requires a specific format. A ready connector is enough only if it covers the fields and failures that matter to you.”
“REST when resources are stable and clients are many. GraphQL when the UI needs different shapes per screen without over-fetch. We do not pick GraphQL because it is fashionable.”
“Idempotency so a transaction never posts twice, retries with backoff, a dead-letter when it fails for good, a reconciliation report, an alert when sync stops, and a runbook for your team when upstream is down.”
“As a general invoicing integration, yes — feasible after analysis of credentials and the accounting shape. Per-order invoicing for an online store is covered under e-shop development.”