Build · E-commerce websites

An online store that takes orders

We build Shopify and WooCommerce stores for Indian sellers, with the payment options your customers already trust.

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Working with businesses in Pune and Ahilyanagar, and across India.

How we think about e-commerce websites

An online store is a shop with no shop assistant. Every product page has to answer the question a customer would ask at the counter.

Sound familiar?

What owners tell us, and what we do about it.

Business ownerCustomers add to cart and then leave.
ToBrandWe keep checkout short and offer UPI, Razorpay and cash on delivery, so people pay the way they like.
Business ownerI take orders on WhatsApp and lose track.
ToBrandA store lists your stock and prices, takes payment and keeps every order in one place you can check.
Business ownerI don't know which platform to pick.
ToBrandShopify suits most stores. We tell you honestly which platform fits what you sell, even if it is the cheaper one.

Is this right for you?

A good fit if

D2C brands and retailers moving from Instagram or WhatsApp orders to a store
Shops that want to sell beyond their own city
Manufacturers and distributors ready to take orders online
Sellers who want UPI, cards and cash on delivery at checkout

Probably not if

You only want to show products and take enquiries: a normal website costs less.
You need a marketplace with many sellers: that is custom software.

Not just another agency

What we do differently.

01
A typical agencyLists products and hopes they sell
ToBrandPlans categories, filters and product pages around how your buyers actually choose
02
A typical agencyAdds a payment gateway and calls it done
ToBrandTests UPI, cards and cash on delivery end to end, including refunds and failed payments
03
A typical agencyLeaves you to work out orders and stock
ToBrandTrains you on orders, stock, discounts and returns before launch

Comparing quotes? Five questions to ask any agency, and our answers

Is the price fixed and itemised?: Yes. You get a written quote with every item listed before any work starts.
Who owns the domain, code and designs?: You do. Accounts are in your name, and every file is handed over at launch.
Who will I actually talk to?: Rupesh, who plans your project, and the person doing the work. No relay through sales.
What happens after launch?: 30 days of free fixes and tweaks. After that, you decide whether you want ongoing help.
How will I know it's working?: Speed you can test yourself, enquiry tracking, and a plain-language report for SEO work.

Everything in your quote

What's included.

01Store on Shopify or WooCommerceWe recommend one based on your products, team and budget.
02UPI, Razorpay and COD checkoutCustomers pay by UPI, card or cash on delivery, whichever they trust.
03Product pages and categoriesClear photos, prices, variants and menus so shoppers find things fast.
04Catalogue set-upWe build the structure for your products and show you how to add more.
05Mobile-first, under 1 second targetEvery page is built to a target of under 1 second load time.
06Easy editor and trainingA short session so you can add products, change prices and run offers yourself.
07Test orders before launchWe place test orders on each payment method before the store goes live.
0830 days of free fixesBugs and small tweaks after launch cost nothing. Design files, domain and content are yours.

How it works.

Typical timeline: 4 to 8 weeks. Your proposal includes a week-by-week plan.

Day 1Free website reportWe look at your current site or listings and send a plain report on WhatsApp.
Week 1Call and platform choiceIn 30 minutes we cover your products, payments and delivery, then pick the platform.
Week 1Fixed quoteAn itemised quote in writing, no obligation. Your advance starts the work.
Weeks 2 to 6Design, products, paymentsYou approve the look, then we build the store and connect payments. You pay per approved stage.
Final weekTest orders and launchWe test checkout, go live and train you to manage orders.

In your hands at the end

What you get.

A store with categories, filters and search
UPI, Razorpay and cash on delivery, tested end to end
Shipping, tax and invoice settings for India
Order and stock management you can run yourself
Store policies pages ready for your review
A short training session and a written guide

What we track after launch

Reported to you in plain language, so you can see what the work is doing.

Orders and revenue
Add-to-cart and checkout drop-off
Best-selling and slow-selling products
Load time of product pages on a phone

See it in practice

A concept we designed: Loom Street.

Concept design for Loom Street: a handloom saree store on a laptop, and a checkout with UPI and cash on delivery on a phone

Concept Handloom store in Mumbai, built on ShopifyA family handloom business sells through Instagram messages. It wants a real store: live stock, easy payments and fewer "price?" messages.See the full concept

Questions about e-commerce websites.

How much does an online store cost?

Online stores start at ₹59,999 plus GST for a starter store. Larger stores, with bigger catalogues or extra features, start at ₹99,999 plus GST on our Scale range. Domain and hosting are billed separately at cost. Shopify charges its own monthly subscription, paid to Shopify. Your quote is itemised in writing, with no hidden costs.

How long does it take to build a store?

Online stores take 4 to 8 weeks. The time depends on how many products you have, how many payment and delivery options you need, and how fast you send photos and prices. Every proposal includes a week-by-week timeline so you can plan your launch.

What if a payment or an order goes wrong?

Before launch we place test orders on every payment method. After launch you get 30 days of free fixes and tweaks. You own your design files, domain and content, and you pay in stages as each one is approved, so you are never left paying for work you have not seen.

Shopify or WooCommerce: which should I choose?

Shopify suits most online stores. It is a monthly subscription that handles hosting and checkout, so there is less to look after. WooCommerce runs on WordPress and gives more control, but you manage hosting and updates. We recommend one on the call, based on what you sell and who will run the store.