E-commerce development
Custom storefronts, B2B ordering portals and marketplaces — with checkout, payments, shipping and stock connected to the systems you already run, and an admin your team can manage without a developer.
Where it hurts today
Most businesses we speak with already have a store. The problem is everything that happens after the customer clicks 'Buy'.
Plugins pile up, the site slows down, and every change to pricing or checkout needs a workaround.
How we solve it
A storefront built for your catalogue, pricing rules and checkout flow — fast by design, not by plugin.
Staff copy orders into billing, book couriers on another site and update customers over WhatsApp.
How we solve it
Orders flow automatically into invoicing, courier booking and customer notifications.
Products sell online that are already gone from the shop, leading to cancellations and refunds.
How we solve it
Stock synced with your inventory or ERP, reserved at checkout and released on cancellation.
Dealers and wholesale customers need their own prices, credit terms and bulk ordering — which a retail store can't handle.
How we solve it
A B2B portal with customer-specific price lists, quick re-order, credit limits and GST invoices.
COD refusals, returns and refunds are tracked in a spreadsheet, if at all.
How we solve it
COD verification rules, return workflows and refund tracking built into the order lifecycle.
What we build
We build D2C stores, B2B ordering portals and multi-seller marketplaces on the same engineering foundation.
Categories, attributes, sizes, colours, bundles and bulk product import.
Fast filters, search and SEO-friendly category and product pages.
UPI, cards, net banking and wallets through Indian gateways, plus COD rules.
Coupons, slab pricing, combo offers and customer-specific B2B price lists.
Courier aggregator integration, serviceability checks, labels and tracking.
Fulfilment status, invoices, returns, refunds and customer notifications.
Stock from your warehouse system, ERP or Tally, reserved at checkout.
Role-based admin for staff, and seller panels for marketplaces.
OTP login, order history, wishlists, saved addresses and re-ordering.
What it can look like
A conceptual store admin: today's orders by fulfilment status, the day's numbers, and a product with variants and an active offer.
Packed, shipped, delivered or returned — staff see what needs action.
Risky COD orders are flagged for verification before dispatch.
Variants show stock across warehouses, so you never oversell.
What changes for the business
Invoicing, courier booking and notifications happen automatically.
Live stock means customers can only buy what you actually have.
A storefront engineered for performance on mobile networks.
Orders and customers live in your system, not a third party's.
Retail, wholesale and promotional prices from one catalogue.
Add a B2B portal, app or marketplace on the same back end.
Typical scenarios
Typical situations where businesses move beyond a template store.
D2C apparel brand
Industrial supplier
Grocery or pharmacy chain
Illustrative scenarios based on common requirements — not client case studies.
Engineering
Storefronts are server-rendered for speed and SEO, payments are verified server-side with gateway signatures, and stock changes run inside database transactions so two customers can't buy the last unit.
The store is one part of the system — we connect it to the rest.
Integration feasibility depends on each provider's API access and your account plan. We confirm every integration during discovery.
How we work
You always know what is being built, what it costs and what you will receive next.
Catalogue, pricing, fulfilment, payment and returns flows mapped with your team.
You receive
Storefront structure, checkout flow, integrations and admin roles defined and quoted.
You receive
Storefront design and admin built in sprints, with a staging store you can test.
You receive
Payment, shipping and order scenarios tested end to end; catalogue imported; SEO redirects in place.
You receive
Monitoring after launch, then improvements to conversion, speed and new channels.
You receive
Investment
₹2,00,000
A custom storefront with catalogue, checkout, payments, shipping integration and order admin sits at the starting point. B2B portals and marketplaces are scoped separately.
Request a Tailored ProposalCustom storefront
Catalogue, variants, checkout, payment gateway, courier integration and order admin.
₹2L – ₹4L
Integrated commerce
ERP/inventory sync, B2B pricing, returns workflows, loyalty and advanced offers.
₹4L – ₹10L
Marketplace or multi-store platform
Multi-vendor onboarding, seller payouts, mobile apps and multi-location fulfilment.
₹10L+
Ranges are indicative and exclude third-party licences, hosting and taxes. A fixed quotation follows discovery, once scope is agreed in writing.
Case studies
We publish client work only with written approval.
Many of the systems we build run a company's internal operations, so details stay private by default. During discovery we walk you through relevant work — screens, architecture and how it was delivered — where our agreements allow.
Questions
Straight answers to what buyers usually ask first.
A custom storefront with checkout, payments, shipping integration and order admin starts from ₹2 lakh. Integrated commerce with ERP sync and B2B pricing typically ranges from ₹4 lakh to ₹10 lakh, and marketplaces go beyond that. A fixed quote follows discovery.
For many small stores, yes — and we'll tell you so. Custom development makes sense when you need B2B pricing, complex fulfilment, deep ERP integration, marketplace features, or when plugin costs and performance problems are holding you back.
We commonly work with Indian gateways such as Razorpay, PayU and Cashfree, supporting UPI, cards, net banking and wallets. Gateway fees and onboarding are between you and the provider.
Yes. Stock and orders can be synchronised with your inventory system, ERP or Tally. The exact method depends on what your system exposes, which we confirm during discovery.
We plan migrations to protect search visibility: URL mapping, 301 redirects, metadata transfer and sitemap submission are part of the launch checklist.
A custom storefront typically launches within a few months of scope sign-off, depending on catalogue size and integrations. You'll receive a milestone plan with the quotation.
Your customer and order data always belongs to you. Source-code ownership and licensing are agreed in writing before work begins.
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Tell us what you sell, how you fulfil orders and what's not working today. We'll suggest the right build.
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