eCommerce

Built to browse. Designed to buy.

Shopify, WooCommerce, and custom stores that make browsing, buying, and managing orders easier.

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Design / Technology / Growth

What an ecommerce website costs in India.

Ecommerce development is building an online store that handles catalogue, checkout, payment, shipping and tax — the whole path from browsing to a completed order. Gigmoz Solutions builds ecommerce stores from Powai, Mumbai on Shopify, WooCommerce and custom stacks for businesses across India.

Ecommerce sites run ₹1,50,000 to ₹5,00,000+ and typically take 8–12 weeks. Indian payment gateways (Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree), UPI, cash on delivery and GST-compliant invoicing are standard scope, not extras. See the full pricing bands.

Design in context

Made to be seen. Built to be used.

A website is a sequence of decisions: what to show, what to simplify, and where to invite someone next. Explore the visual thinking and a piece of work we have shipped.

Explore the approach
Sculptural product display with a glass storefront frame and checkout token

Three platforms, picked on merit.

We don't default to the platform we like. We pick the one your product, catalogue size, team and budget actually need.

Shopify

Fastest to launch, strong app ecosystem, low maintenance.

SaaS

WooCommerce

When you want WordPress flexibility and full ownership.

Open source

Custom (Next.js + Stripe/Razorpay)

When your catalogue or logic doesn't fit out-of-the-box.

Custom

A store that runs the whole order.

Every ecommerce build includes the plumbing, not just the storefront:

  • Platform selection and setup
  • Theme design (custom or customised)
  • Product catalogue structure
  • Checkout optimisation – India-ready (UPI, Razorpay, COD)
  • Inventory and order management integrations
  • Shipping and logistics integrations (Shiprocket, Delhivery, etc.)
  • GST-ready invoicing
  • Analytics and conversion tracking
  • Post-launch growth support

A feature menu you can order from.

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GOOD THINKING. MADE REAL.
Product filters and search Wishlist Reviews and ratings Abandoned cart recovery Loyalty and referral programmes Multi-currency and multi-language Subscription billing B2B pricing and wholesale flows CRM and email marketing integration Custom product configurators

Five stages, launch to growth.

Discovery

Product catalogue, order volume, buyer type, integrations needed.

Week 1

Design

Product page, category page, homepage, checkout – all tested on real devices.

Week 2–4

Build

Platform setup, theme, integrations, content migration.

Week 4–8

Launch

QA, payment gateway testing, soft launch, public launch.

Week 8–10

Growth

Ongoing conversion optimisation, A/B tests, feature additions.

Month 2+

Catalogue work and checkout scope.

Our public Satguru’s and Milan Decor projects show product discovery and catalogue presentation. They should not be read as evidence of a completed checkout implementation. For a transactional store, we scope payment, order, stock, shipping and tax flows explicitly.

From our website portfolio

Things store owners ask before kickoff.

Shopify or WooCommerce – which is better?

Depends. Shopify is faster to launch and easier to maintain; WooCommerce is more flexible and gives you full data ownership. We help you pick in discovery.

Do you integrate Indian payment gateways?

Yes – Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, Instamojo, UPI, COD. Standard part of the build.

Can you migrate from another platform without losing SEO?

Yes. Migrations include redirect mapping, metadata preservation and analytics continuity. We've migrated from Magento, OpenCart, bespoke PHP and more.

Do you handle ongoing ecommerce marketing?

Yes – see our digital marketing page. Most ecommerce clients bundle build plus marketing.

What about GST and invoicing?

Indian GST invoicing is standard on our builds, with proper state-wise tax rules.