Solutions for E-Commerce

Buying and selling on the internet, built around a real shopping experience — available to your customers 24×7, 365 days a year.

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E-commerce means running an online store: buyers browse and pay, and the site processes orders for delivery. Done well, it gives customers detailed product information, a 24/7 storefront, and hassle-free order tracking — while growing your visibility and conversion.

We build on the platform that actually fits your business: Shopify for fast setup with strong customisation, WooCommerce for flexible, theme-driven WordPress stores, WordPress itself for full control without needing HTML or FTP, Magento for large catalogues (up to 500,000 products, 80,000 orders/hour), and Drupal for flexible, scalable, secure builds.

Every store we build includes a payment gateway, CRM tooling for customer communication, and a shopping cart that bridges the gap between merchant and payment processor — plus SEO, SEM, SMO, SMM and PPC support to actually generate leads.

What's included

What's covered under this service.

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E-commerce Website & Store Development

A new face for your brick-and-mortar business, built for online sales.

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Custom E-commerce Development

Extensions built around your specific needs and requirements.

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Theme Customisation

A theme tuned to your business while enhancing your storefront.

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Template Development

A whole new template built from scratch for your online business.

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Responsive E-commerce Websites

Mobile-ready storefronts so you never lose mobile shoppers.

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Custom Cart Development

Adaptive, responsive carts that make managing products easy for everyone.

Is your own store right for you?

An online store is a business decision first and a technical one second.

Selling online can transform a business, but only when the basics are right. Here is when your own store makes sense and when to start smaller.

Your own store is a strong fit when

  • You sell physical or digital products and want orders, payments and stock handled online.
  • You already sell offline or on marketplaces and want your own store, with your own customer relationships.
  • You want to start small and add products, payment options and features as sales grow.
  • You need Indian essentials such as UPI and card payments, GST invoices and local courier integration.

Start smaller if

  • You sell only a handful of items. Selling through social media or a marketplace may be enough at first.
  • You are unsure anyone wants the product. Test demand cheaply before investing in a full store.
  • Your catalogue has many thousands of products with complex pricing. Plan the platform choice carefully and budget accordingly.
  • You plan to sell only on marketplaces. A store still adds control, but it is extra work.
What makes a store sell

What decides whether an online store actually sells.

A store is not finished when it can take a payment. Sales are won or lost on practical details: clear product photos and descriptions, honest delivery times and costs shown before checkout, a checkout with as few steps as possible, and guest purchase so nobody is forced to register. Every extra form field loses some buyers.

In India, payment choice matters. Customers expect UPI and cards, many still prefer cash on delivery, and gateways such as Razorpay, PayU and Cashfree are widely used. Stores also need GST-compliant invoices and shipping rates that match your courier. We set these up around the way you really operate.

Product pages are also your best search pages. We add structured product data so Google can show price and availability, give every product its own clean address, and keep the store fast on mobile, where most shoppers browse.

How we work

From catalogue to first order.

  1. 1
    Step 1

    Plan catalogue and platform

    We review your products, volumes and budget, and recommend the platform that fits.

  2. 2
    Step 2

    Design the storefront

    A design that shows products clearly and makes buying feel simple and safe.

  3. 3
    Step 3

    Build the store

    Products, payments, shipping and tax settings, configured around how you actually sell.

  4. 4
    Step 4

    Test the whole journey

    We place real test orders from browsing to payment to confirmation on desktop and mobile.

  5. 5
    Step 5

    Launch and grow

    Go-live, then search, advertising and email to bring shoppers in.

Common questions

Questions about building an online store.

Shopify is the fastest to launch and low on maintenance. WooCommerce gives more flexibility and control on WordPress. Magento suits very large catalogues with complex needs. We recommend after learning your products, volume and budget.

Cards, net banking and UPI through gateways such as Razorpay, PayU or Cashfree, wallets, and cash on delivery where you offer it. We integrate the gateway you prefer.

Yes. Tax settings and invoices can be configured for GST, and shipping rates or courier integrations can be added to match how you deliver.

Through search, social media, advertising and email. A store with a clean structure and fast pages gives SEO a strong start, and we also offer SEO and ad campaigns to bring in traffic.

Yes. The admin area lets you add products, update stock and prices, manage orders and refunds, and view sales reports, and we train your team to use it.

A store typically costs from ₹35,000 up to ₹1,50,000 or more, depending on the number of products, design and integrations. We give a written quote after discussing your needs. See our pricing guide.

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