Service

E-Commerce Solutions

Catalogue, cart and checkout — and then the parts nobody demos: tax rules, shipping bands, stock, order e-mails, refunds, and what happens when a payment half-fails. Those decide whether you get paid.

E-Commerce Solutions

The platform follows the requirement. WooCommerce where you want to run the shop yourself, Shopify where you would rather someone else ran the plumbing, and a custom PHP build where neither fits.

Not every catalogue needs a checkout. A trade supplier with thousands of line items often sells on quotation — buyers assemble a list and get a price back — and forcing that into a consumer cart loses the sale. I build that kind of enquiry catalogue too.

What’s included

What you get

01

Catalogue & product pages

Categories, filters, variants and product pages that load fast and read well on a phone.

02

Payment gateway

Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, CCAvenue or your local processor, tested end to end including failures and refunds.

03

Shipping & tax rules

Zones, weight or price bands, free-shipping thresholds, VAT/GST — set up to match how you actually ship.

04

Stock & orders

Stock levels, order status e-mails and an admin your staff can use without a manual.

05

Enquiry-based catalogues

For B2B and trade: an enquiry list instead of a cart, with quotations handled by e-mail.

06

Maintenance

Updates, backups, security patches and small changes on a monthly plan, cancel any time.

How it works

Four steps, one person

  1. Scope

    Products, payment, shipping and tax — written down before a platform is chosen.

  2. Platform & design

    WooCommerce, Shopify or custom, with designs for the shop, product and checkout pages.

  3. Build & test

    Products loaded, payments tested with real transactions, e-mails and edge cases checked.

  4. Launch & train

    Go live, staff walked through orders and stock, maintenance plan if you want one.

Online shops typically range from about $500 to $1,000 (₹45,000–₹90,000) depending on catalogue size and integrations. Payment-gateway and maintenance add-ons are itemised in the calculator.

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Questions

Frequently asked

WooCommerce, Shopify or custom — which should I choose?

WooCommerce if you want full control and low running costs; Shopify if you want hosting, security and payments handled for a monthly fee; custom PHP when the way you sell does not fit a standard cart — quotation-based trade catalogues, for example. I will recommend one and say why.

Which payment gateways can you integrate?

Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, CCAvenue, PayU, Instamojo and most local processors that offer an API or plugin. The choice usually depends on your country and currency.

Can you add products in bulk?

Yes. Products can be imported from a spreadsheet — the Dubai hardware catalogue in my portfolio holds over 5,000 items across 15 divisions.

Do you maintain the shop after launch?

Yes, on an optional monthly care plan: updates, backups, security monitoring and small changes. You can also call on me ad hoc instead.

Tell me what you need

Send the specifics and you’ll get a written scope and a fixed price in your own currency — usually within one working day.