Online stores
E-commerce website development
Online stores and product catalogues for businesses selling in India, with payments, shipping and catalogue management scoped before the build starts.
- Examples
- Saanshika Ethnics, Rentzora
- Pricing
- Written quote after scope review
- Accounts
- Gateway and store in your name
- Support
- 30 days after launch
Two stores that are live today
Saanshika Ethnics sells kurtis, suits and sarees online from Amritsar. Rentzora is a rental marketplace for bridal and fine jewellery listed by individual owners. They are different models, and each needed its own product and checkout logic.
We do not publish sales or conversion figures for client stores.
Saanshika Ethnics
An online store for kurtis, co-ord sets, suits, sarees and dupattas in block prints, chanderi and handloom cotton, made and dispatched from Amritsar.
Rentzora
An online rental marketplace for bridal, temple and fine jewellery from verified owners across India, with video-confirmed condition, refundable deposits and insured delivery.
Store, catalogue or marketplace?
The first decision is the model, and it changes everything after it. A store takes payment online. A catalogue shows the range and takes enquiries, which suits trade and high-value products. A marketplace lists products from several sellers and needs rules for onboarding and payouts.
We ask which one fits how you actually sell before recommending anything, because a checkout nobody uses is wasted budget.
What has to be decided before the build
Catalogue
How many products, how they vary and who keeps them up to date.
Payments
Which gateway, which methods and whether cash on delivery is offered.
Shipping and returns
How rates are calculated and what the customer is told before paying.
Orders
Who sees a new order, how it is fulfilled and how stock is updated.
Related pages
How we build a store
Category, product, cart and checkout flows, in detail.
A catalogue with enquiries
The Mechverses case study: machinery listings with search and condition labels.
Scope and quote
Stores are quoted individually, after a scope review. The price depends on catalogue size, product types, payment and shipping integrations, and any migration from an existing store.
Gateway fees, shipping accounts and platform subscriptions are paid to those providers and listed in the quote.
Website packages and termsIt is quoted in writing after a scope review, based on the catalogue, integrations and design work involved. Stores cost more than a standard business website because there is more to build and test.
The gateway is chosen during the scope review, based on where you sell and the methods your customers use, and it is set up in your own account.
Yes. Catalogue and order management is part of the scope, with a handover walkthrough so your team can run it.
Where the scope includes it. Products, images and URLs are mapped across, with redirects so existing links keep working.
Every website package includes 30 days of post-launch support for fixes, small content changes and technical help. After that, an optional Website Care Plan covers ongoing maintenance from $49/month.
Request a project quote
Describe the project in a few lines. The written quote follows a scope review, so nothing is priced on guesswork.
- 1You describe the project
- 2We reply within one working day
- 3We agree the scope together
- 4You receive a written quote
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