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An Italian shop for Milano and Roma — Satispay, Nexi and Stripe at checkout, BRT and Poste Italiane fulfilment, FatturaPA via SDI from day one.

Integrated with leading Italy brands
Tailored Solution
Themes built for Torino design, Firenze fashion or Bologna B2B. IVA 22/10/5/4% applies per category, Garante Privacy consent ships in, and your SRL or SRLS Codice Univoco and PEC live in the footer ready for invoicing.

Hands-On Support
Satispay closes mobile carts; Nexi and Stripe carry the cards; Scalapay and Klarna offer "in 3". BRT and Poste Italiane (SDA) print labels and every paid order auto-files a FatturaPA XML through the SDI.

Manage your entire operation from one panel. No third-party plugins required.
Industry-specific mobile-ready themes — go live in hours.
Sync orders and stock with the most popular marketplaces in Italy.
Stripe, PayPal and local gateways. 3D Secure and installments included.
Print labels, send tracking codes automatically — all major carriers included.
Country-compliant e-invoicing, automatic income/expense, accountant access.
95+ Lighthouse score, automatic sitemap, schema.org, AMP support.
Local marketplaces, carriers, payment methods and compliance frameworks — from a single panel
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Your store ships with Satispay, the wallet that closes mobile carts across Italy, plus Nexi and Stripe for cards and PayPal for one-tap checkout. For instalments, Scalapay and Klarna offer pay-in-3. Everything runs in euros, giving Milano and Roma buyers the familiar local checkout they expect to complete a purchase.
Italy's standard IVA is 22%, with reduced 10%, 5% and 4% rates applied automatically per category for items like food, books or essentials. Every paid order generates a FatturaPA XML and files it through the SDI (Sistema di Interscambio); your SRL or SRLS Codice Univoco and PEC sit in the footer, ready for compliant invoicing.
Labels print automatically with BRT (Bartolini), Poste Italiane (SDA), GLS Italy and UPS Italia. Under the Codice del Consumo, distance buyers hold a 14-day diritto di recesso (right of withdrawal) to return goods without cause; the store manages that window and the refund flow as standard.
Yes. A cookie banner and consent management aligned with the GDPR and Italy's supervisory authority, the Garante per la Privacy, ship in. Your SRL, SRLS or Ditta Individuale partita IVA, Codice Univoco and PEC appear in the footer, and FatturaPA filing through the SDI is wired in from launch.
A typical build — theme, IVA configuration, Satispay and Nexi payments, BRT and Poste Italiane shipping, and FatturaPA via the SDI — goes live within a few business days. You pay a monthly subscription that bundles hosting, maintenance and updates, with no separate agency setup fee for the storefront.
The store runs in euros with full multi-language support led by Italian, plus multi-currency for cross-border sales. Local SEO is configured for Roma, Milano and Napoli, and stock and price sync to Amazon.it, eBay.it and Subito.it lets you manage every listing from one dashboard.
Italian shoppers spend an average of €1,350 a year online — above the EU mean — but only on stores that feel fully localised: Italian copy (formal "Lei" register in B2B), Satispay + PayPal + contrassegno at checkout, and every receipt fed into FatturaPA / SDI. A non-EU brand that runs a generic Shopify clone translated into Italian typically converts at 0.4%; the same brand on a properly localised Prestashop / Magento stack with native gateways converts at 2.8–3.4%.
Italy is Prestashop's second-largest market in the world after France — 42% of mid-market fashion and fine-food brands run on Prestashop. Magento Open Source / Adobe Commerce dominates furniture, white goods and retail chains. Shopify is gaining ground but requires a third-party connector (FattureInCloud, Fatture24, Aruba) to bridge to FatturaPA SDI. WooCommerce fits small commerce and artisans well.
| Platform | IT share | SDI plug-in | Monthly run-cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prestashop | 34% | Mr. Fattura / Fatture24 | €45–€180 |
| Magento / Adobe Commerce | 21% | FattureInCloud Connector | €280–€2,500 |
| Shopify | 18% | Easyfatt / Aruba bridge | €29–€289 + 2% tx |
| WooCommerce | 19% | YITH FatturaPA | €15–€80 |
| BigCommerce | 2% | Custom API | €79–€399 |
Founded in Milan in 2013, Satispay is the Italian FinTech unicorn with 4M+ active users by end-2024, running on both physical POS and online checkout. Its 0% commission (flat €0.20 above €10) is structurally cheaper than any card scheme in the country. For Gen-Z shoppers, the absence of Satispay at checkout is a "this store is not serious" signal. The Zunapro panel integrates Satispay Business across Prestashop, Magento, WooCommerce and Shopify in one click, with daily IBAN settlement.
Scalapay (Milan, 2019), Italy's second FinTech unicorn, splits payment into 4 zero-interest instalments. The 4.5% merchant commission is steep, but on baskets between €100 and €500 it lifts conversion by ~18% and AOV by up to 38%. The accepted market practice is to display Klarna and Scalapay side-by-side: Klarna skews north and to luxury; Scalapay skews central and southern Italy.
Italy is the only EU market where contrassegno (cash-on-delivery) is still meaningful — 15–20% of e-commerce volume. In Calabria, Sicily, Puglia and Campania, customers remain reluctant to enter card details online. BRT and SDA offer contrassegno with a €3 surcharge and settle the collected cash to your IBAN within seven business days. Zunapro lets you toggle contrassegno by region — for instance, open it only in the south to avoid unnecessary returns from cautious northern shoppers.
In Italy, the SDI XML must be dispatched the moment the order is placed. The checkout form asks B2B buyers for a Codice Univoco (7 characters) or PEC, and B2C buyers for a Codice Fiscale (16 characters). The Zunapro Prestashop / Magento plug-in validates these fields client-side, then flips the order status to "Confermato" or "Da rifare" depending on the AdE webhook Notifica di Esito.
Garante per la protezione dei dati personali (Garante Privacy) is one of the most active DPAs in the EU and issued €78M in fines in 2024 alone. Non-EU brands selling into Italy must run an IAB Europe TCF v2.2-compliant CMP (Iubenda, OneTrust, Cookiebot): "Accept all" and "Reject all" must have equal prominence; a "Continue without accepting" link is an acceptable alternative. The banner must be in Italian — non-Italian-language banners trigger Garante warnings.
Within Milan, Rome, Turin and Bologna, Poste Italiane SDA Same-Day (€8.90, same-day by 7pm) is a strong conversion lever for premium SKUs. Across the rest of Italy, BRT Fermo Punto + GLS ShopDelivery from €4.80 is the standard combination. North-to-south transit ranges from 1 to 4 days, with a +1 day and +€1.20 supplement standard for Sicily and Sardinia.
Black Friday is the fastest-growing promotional window in Italy (+42% YoY), but January Saldi still produces 22% of annual fashion and electronics revenue. The optimal calendar is: 11.11, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Natale, Saldi Invernali (January), Festa della Mamma (May) and Saldi Estivi (July). Zunapro's automation engine inspects 12-month SKU history and opens discounts between 15% and 50% in the right window automatically.