E-commerce
Online store development with UPI, cards and COD
A shop you can run without a developer on call: add a product, change a price, see what sold, and know that an order reached you even when the customer closed the tab.
Indian buying habits are built in rather than bolted on — UPI, cards, net banking and cash on delivery, with the order confirmation going out on WhatsApp where people will actually read it.
What an online store has to get right
- Orders arrive by WhatsApp screenshot and get written into a notebook.
- The marketplace takes a cut of every sale and owns the customer.
- A payment succeeded but the order never appeared, or appeared twice.
What a ₹40,000 online store includes
- Catalogue, collections and product pages with real stock counts
- Cart and checkout taking UPI, cards, net banking and cash on delivery
- Order, invoice and stock management in an owner's dashboard
- WhatsApp order confirmations, fired by the database rather than the browser
- Delivery, returns and refund flows that match what you actually do
Online stores we have built
Rynco Orchids — E-commerce store
A full storefront for an orchid nursery: collections, per-genus pages, care guides, an admin dashboard, Paytm and cash on delivery, and WhatsApp confirmations triggered from the database.
Read the case study →PIDY — Shopify app & try-on
A Shopify app kept under 5 KB on the storefront, showing the same discipline applied inside somebody else's platform.
Read the case study →What an online store costs
₹40,000First year included
That is the price of the standard online store. Hosting, security, daily backups, bug fixes and support are inside that price for the first year. From the second year it is ₹10,000 a year. The domain is yours at roughly ₹800 to ₹1,500 a year, and the payment gateway takes about 2% per order — neither of those is billed by us. No GST is added; we are not registered for it.
Worth reading first
- Shopify or your own online store: how to decide
Shopify is the fastest way to start selling; your own store gives you the code and the customer. How to choose, from a studio that has built for both.
E-commerce questions we get first
- How long does an online store take to build?
- Usually 4 to 6 weeks from the day we have your product list, photographs and delivery rules. A catalogue of a few hundred products is the part that sets the pace.
- Which payment methods can an online store accept?
- UPI, cards, net banking and cash on delivery. The gateway account is opened in your name, so the money goes to your bank directly and never passes through us.
- Do you take a percentage of sales?
- No. You pay for the build and the yearly running cost. What you sell is entirely yours.
Tell us what you need.
One call, then a written scope and a fixed price. If we are the wrong people for it, we will say so rather than quote for it.