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Custom e-commerce development

Your orders shouldn't live in a chat thread. A custom ecommerce store should hold them instead.

Right now, orders come in one at a time: a customer messages, you check stock by hand, share payment details, and note it down yourself. A custom-built store fixes that, for whatever you sell, without locking you into a monthly platform fee for the rest of the store's life.

One-time cost, no monthly platform fee Works for any product category Razorpay and Cash on Delivery, built in You own the code outright
yourstore.com
YourStore

Browse

Products, sorted and searchable

Add to cart

No account required

Checkout

Razorpay or Cash on Delivery

Payment captured

Confirmed automatically, no follow-up

Order confirmed

Lands in your admin instantly

Shipped & tracked

Tracking sent to the customer automatically

Manual vs. automated

What changes when the store does the work

Every customer right now means a chat thread you personally answer. Here's what happens to that same volume once a store handles it instead.

What it is

What a custom-built store actually means

A custom-built online store is code written for your specific catalog, categories, and workflow, not a theme applied on top of someone else's platform. Customers browse and buy on their own, payments are collected automatically, and every order lands in one place you can manage from your phone or laptop, instead of a running tally in your head.

The build is a one-time development cost. There's no recurring platform fee tied to your revenue, and no ceiling on customization because your category structure doesn't fit someone else's defaults. You own the source code outright, the same way you'd own a physical shop rather than lease a stall inside someone else's mall.

Any product, one platform

Built for any product business

The same underlying store works whether you're selling fashion, fragrance, electronics, or food, the details that change are in the catalog structure, not the platform underneath it.

Fashion & clothing

Sizes, colors, and variants, with stock that updates in real time as orders come in.

Beauty & fragrance

Rich product pages for notes, ingredients, and volume options, built to sell the experience, not just the SKU.

Electronics & gadgets

Spec-heavy product pages, warranty information, and variant pricing that stays accurate under load.

Jewelry & accessories

High-resolution product galleries and a checkout that feels as premium as what you're selling.

Food & grocery

Perishable stock, subscription-style repeat orders, and delivery-window logic built in from day one.

Home & furniture

Bulky-item logistics, made-to-order variants, and product pages that carry real dimensional detail.

Where it shows up

Signs you've outgrown manual order-taking

You're checking stock manually for every order

Every message, wherever it comes in, means opening a spreadsheet, a notebook, or your own memory before you can even say yes.

There's no single record of what sold or to whom

Orders live scattered across WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, and phone calls. There's no list you can point to and say "this is everything we sold this month."

Payment coordination eats your evenings

Sharing UPI details, waiting for screenshots, confirming payment landed, one customer at a time, across every channel you sell on.

You have no idea what people actually search for

Someone messages asking for a product you don't stock. You'll never know how many others wanted the same thing and left.

Is this right for you

Where a custom build makes sense, and where a template is fine

This isn't the right choice for every business at every stage. We'll tell you honestly which one you are before we start building anything.

It's probably right for you

  • You're already taking real orders, over WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, or in person, and it's becoming unmanageable
  • Your product catalog and category structure don't fit a templated platform's defaults
  • You want to own the code outright, with no monthly platform fee tied to your revenue
  • You're planning to grow past a handful of products and need room to add features later without a rebuild

A template is probably fine, for now

  • You're testing a product idea and just need to know if anyone will buy it
  • You're comfortable with a recurring monthly fee in exchange for not thinking about infrastructure
  • Your catalog is small enough that a templated store's defaults already fit you fine
  • You need to launch in days, not weeks, and can revisit the platform choice later
How we build it

How we build your store

From catalog audit to launch, this is exactly how we take you from manual orders to a working store.

01

Catalog & structure audit

We map your actual products, categories, and variants, and how orders currently come in, so the store fits your business instead of forcing your business into a template's defaults.

02

Scope selection

You pick the scope that matches where you are today: the simplest working store, one with customer accounts and order tracking, or the full operations platform. Nothing here is one-size-fits-all.

03

Build & connect

We build the storefront and admin panel, connect Razorpay and Cash on Delivery, and set up hosting, database, and email alerts so orders reach you the moment they happen.

04

Launch & handover

Full source code, documentation, and account access handed over on payment. You're never locked into us to keep the store running.

The actual win

What automation actually replaces

Right now you're the one bridging every channel by hand. A custom store replaces that with one system that runs itself, day and night, without you in the loop for every single order.

  • Numbers update automatically, no manual tallying
  • You're notified the instant someone buys
  • Every order arrives in your admin automatically
  • You never run out of stock without knowing
Why custom-built

Custom-built vs. Shopify and WooCommerce

You'll see stores built for ₹15,000–25,000 elsewhere, worth knowing what that price usually gets you before comparing: typically a Shopify or WooCommerce template with a logo swap, not custom code.

Us

Custom-built store

₹0/mo

platform fee, ever, after a one-time build

  • Category & brand structureBuilt exactly to your structure from day one
  • Code ownershipYou own the code outright
  • Customization ceilingNo ceiling — it's your codebase
  • Checkout optionsRazorpay and Cash on Delivery, built in from day one
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Typical platforms

Shopify, WooCommerce & similar

₹3,000–9,000/mo

once GST, apps, and transaction fees are counted

  • Category & brand structureOften doesn't fit their defaults
  • Code ownershipYou rent the platform, not the store
  • Customization ceilingLimited to what the theme and app ecosystem allow
  • Checkout optionsDepends on region and payment-gateway availability
Three ways we can build this

Pick the scope that matches where you are

Every option is a genuinely complete, working store. The difference is how much you can manage yourself.

Scope 1

₹25,000 – ₹45,000

Best for launching your first real store

The simplest real store: everything a customer needs to browse and buy, with a light admin panel.

  • Products you can add and edit yourself, with photos and stock status
  • Cart, checkout, and online payment (Razorpay), plus Cash on Delivery
  • Simple order list, plus an email alert the moment an order comes in

Scope 2

₹50,000 – ₹85,000

Best for stores building repeat customers

Everything in Scope 1, plus the day-to-day conveniences a growing store actually needs.

  • Customer accounts, login, and order history
  • Categories you manage yourself, not fixed in code
  • Order status tracking with a tracking number field, and automatic confirmation emails

Scope 3

₹1,50,000 – ₹2,25,000

Best for serious volume, run hands-off

Built to run a real, growing business doing lakhs in sales a month: everything editable, nothing hardcoded.

  • Coupon codes, promotions, and a self-editable home page and content pages
  • A sales and performance dashboard, plus a customer list with order history and spend
  • In-admin refunds and multiple staff logins with different access levels

Frontend — what your customers see

Feature
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Customized home page for your brand
Browse by category
Product pages — photos, sizes, live stock status
Cart & checkout — Razorpay + Cash on Delivery
Contact page & chat widget
SEO essentials — page titles, sitemap, product data for Google
Mobile-responsive design
Customer accounts & order history
Product search & filters

CMS & admin — what you manage

Feature
Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3
Products — add/edit, photos, stock
Categories
Fixed at launch
Admin-managed
Admin-managed
Order list & new-order email alert
Order status workflow + tracking number
Customer confirmation emails
Dashboard overview
Coupon codes & promotions
Self-editable home page & content pages
Media library
Customer list with spend history
Sales & performance dashboard
In-admin refunds
Multiple staff logins
Automated workflows
Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from Shopify or WooCommerce?

Shopify and WooCommerce are templated platforms: fast to launch, but rented, not owned. You pay a monthly fee for as long as the store runs (typically ₹3,000–9,000+ once GST, apps, and transaction fees are counted, not just the headline plan price), and your category and brand structure has to fit their defaults. A custom build is a one-time cost with no platform fee, built exactly to your product structure from day one, and you own the code outright.

Does this work for my specific product type?

What does it cost to run each month?

Can I start with Scope 1 and upgrade later?

Who owns the code and the store once it's built?

How long does it take to build?

What happens after launch?

Not sure which scope fits? Send us what you're selling and how orders come in today, we'll tell you straight which option makes sense.

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