Ecommerce Development

Every store is quoted after scoping, because the price follows the build: catalogue size, whether you need a platform store or a custom stack, how many payment and shipping integrations, and whether it syncs with Tally or an ERP. Publishing a fixed number would mean guessing at all four. Across the Indian market, online store projects commonly run from under a lakh for a small single-category catalogue to several lakhs for custom checkout and ERP-linked builds, and that is a general market range rather than a Convertrix rate. Send us your catalogue and operations setup and we will quote against it.

Timelines depend on three things: how ready your product content is, how complex the catalogue and pricing rules are, and how fast payment gateway KYC clears with your bank. In most projects we see, a tight single-category store moves quickest, while multi-warehouse or multi-language builds take considerably longer. The step owners usually underestimate is content — titles, descriptions, images and HSN codes across a few hundred SKUs. You get a phased plan at kickoff so it is clear what is waiting on whom.

We pick the stack after looking at your catalogue and operations, not by default. Shopify suits fast launches with standard shipping and payment needs; WooCommerce suits content-heavy stores that want full control of hosting and code; a custom build makes sense when pricing logic, B2B tiers or ERP sync go beyond what plugins handle. Recurring platform fees and per-transaction cuts matter as much as build cost, so we compare running cost over a few years before recommending one.

Yes. We integrate Indian gateways such as Razorpay, PayU or Cashfree so customers can pay by UPI, cards, netbanking, wallets and EMI, and we set up cash on delivery with order confirmation to cut fake orders. Invoices carry GST breakup, HSN codes and buyer GSTIN capture for B2B sales. Shipping runs through aggregators like Shiprocket or Delhivery with pincode serviceability checks, and WhatsApp order and delivery updates are standard because that is where most Indian buyers actually read them.

Yes to both. We connect stores to Tally, Zoho Books or an existing ERP for stock and invoice sync, and push the same catalogue to Amazon and Flipkart where you already sell, so stock does not oversell across channels. After launch you get a support window agreed in the contract, with an ongoing maintenance option after that. Maintenance covers platform and plugin updates, gateway and shipping API changes, security patching and checkout monitoring — the parts that quietly break revenue when nobody is watching.