Shopify, WooCommerce or custom: which should you choose?
Shopify is the fastest way to launch a polished store. It handles hosting and security for you and has a huge app ecosystem, but it comes with a monthly subscription and transaction-related costs. It suits most D2C brands starting out.
WooCommerce runs on WordPress. There is no platform fee, you get complete flexibility, and it is a great choice if you also want a content-rich website or blog alongside your store.
A custom-coded store gives the best speed, full ownership and freedom to build any feature, which makes sense for growing brands with special requirements or high order volumes. We build on all three and will recommend the right one for your products, budget and growth plans.
Built for selling in India
Selling online in India has its own rules. Customers expect UPI and cash on delivery, want to know whether you deliver to their pin code, and mostly shop on mid-range Android phones. Your store needs GST invoices and a checkout that works smoothly on a 4G connection.
We build all of this in from the start, so you are not paying extra later to fix basics.
B2B ordering for Faridabad manufacturers and wholesalers
Faridabad's manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers can sell online too. We build B2B ordering portals with dealer logins, bulk and tier-based pricing, minimum order quantities, quote requests and credit-based ordering, so your regular buyers can reorder any time without a phone call.
Getting your first orders after launch
A new store needs traffic. Alongside the build, we can set up Google Shopping, connect your Instagram and Facebook shop, optimise product pages for search, and run social media and Meta ad campaigns to bring in your first customers and grow from there.
E-commerce website cost in Faridabad
Online stores start from ₹25,000. The price depends on the platform you choose, the number of products and categories, payment and shipping integrations, and any custom features such as B2B pricing, subscriptions or multi-vendor setups. Platform subscriptions (for example Shopify) and app costs are shown separately in the quote.