Selling online is a chain, and it breaks at its weakest link — a catalogue nobody can filter, a checkout that asks too much, a payment that fails silently on a mid-range phone. We build the whole chain and test it on the devices your customers actually hold.
Categories, filters and search that match how your buyers think — by occasion, metal, weight or budget, not by the SKU order your inventory software happens to use.
Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, UPI and cards, with failure and refund paths handled — not just the happy path everyone demos.
Not every catalogue should have a Buy button. For high-value goods like jewellery, price-on-request with a WhatsApp enquiry converts better than forcing a card payment from a first-time visitor.
Stock that decrements, alerts when it runs low, and an order view your counter staff can actually work from during a rush.
Tax-compliant invoices generated with the right breakup, and courier integration with pin-code serviceability checked — including the district pin codes that half the aggregators quietly refuse.
COD is still how a large share of first orders are placed here. We build it in with order confirmation over WhatsApp or a call-back step, so you are not shipping into silence.
The stores we build here tend to fall into two groups. Traders around Main Road and Upper Bazar selling into a wider market — handloom and tasar silk, tribal art and handicrafts, lac and agricultural produce — where the store exists to reach buyers well outside the state. And local retailers whose customers are within delivery distance, where the site is about ordering convenience and the courier problem largely disappears.
Two practical things decide whether a Jharkhand store works. Pin-code serviceability, because the aggregator that covers Ranchi city may not deliver to Simdega or Sahibganj, and a checkout that quietly accepts an unserviceable address is a refund waiting to happen. And a payment mix that includes UPI and cash on delivery, since a card-only checkout will lose a meaningful share of first-time buyers who are not yet sure about you.
Categories, attributes and filters modelled on how your buyers actually shop — by occasion, weight or budget — not on your internal SKU order.
Gateway integrated with failure and refund paths handled, stock decrementing correctly, courier serviceability checked at checkout, and GST-compliant invoices generating automatically.
Real test orders end to end on real phones, including a deliberately failed payment and a district pin code, before a rupee of traffic is sent at it.
Jewellery and similar categories sell on trust and photography, not on discount badges. That is a different build from fast-moving retail, and we know the difference.
Every extra second on a product page costs conversions. Image handling and caching get real attention rather than being left to whichever plugin was installed last.
Festive traffic is exactly when a shared plan falls over. We size the server for the peak that matters, not the average across a quiet quarter.
Anything not covered here, just ask — we answer in plain language.
Both, usually. Marketplaces bring volume but own the customer, control the margin and can change the rules overnight. Your own store earns better per order and builds a customer list that is genuinely yours. Most businesses start on marketplaces and move their repeat buyers across.
Razorpay and Cashfree are the usual picks for ease of onboarding and UPI support; PayU suits higher volumes. The real differences are settlement time, per-transaction rate and how they handle failures — we walk through those against your average order value before choosing.
Yes, and for high-value or made-to-order goods it often works better. Price-on-request with a WhatsApp or callback enquiry keeps the conversation human, which is how those purchases actually close in this market.
We integrate GST-compliant invoicing into the order flow so invoices generate automatically with the right tax breakup. Your accountant should confirm the rates and HSN codes that apply to your goods.
By checking serviceability before you take the money, not after. We wire the courier API into checkout so unserviceable pin codes are caught at the address step, and set up a COD or partial-advance flow for the areas where only the postal service reaches.
The catalogue size matters less than the number of moving parts — payments, shipping rules, GST, stock sync and returns each add scope. A focused store for a single category is a much smaller project than a multi-vendor marketplace, so we scope your specific list and quote a fixed figure.
Tell us roughly how many products you carry, where you ship, and how you want to take payment. We will scope the build and quote it.
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Near Geetanjali Salon, Ahirtoli
Ranchi, Jharkhand 834001, India
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Better margins than a marketplace, and a customer list that belongs to you rather than to the platform.