E-Commerce Development

Stores that load fast and sell reliably.

High-performance storefronts, payment integrations, and the inventory and order systems behind them.

The problem

Where online stores lose money

Most commerce problems are not design problems. They are a slow product page, a checkout that asks for too much, stock counts that disagree between channels, and an operations team pasting orders into a courier portal. Each one is measurable, and each one is fixable.

  • Pages load slowly on mobile connections and shoppers leave before they see the product.

  • Checkout abandons at the payment step, and nobody is sure why.

  • Stock levels differ between the website, the marketplace, and the warehouse.

  • Order processing depends on manual steps that break during a sale.

Scope

What we can build

  • Custom storefronts

    Fast, accessible product and category experiences built for real mobile conditions rather than a demo on office wifi.

  • Checkout and payments

    Streamlined checkout with Indian and international payment gateways, UPI, cards, and wallet options as appropriate.

  • Inventory and order management

    A single source of truth for stock and orders across the channels you sell on.

  • Headless commerce

    A modern frontend over an existing commerce backend, when the platform is fine but the storefront is holding you back.

  • B2B and wholesale portals

    Customer-specific pricing, bulk ordering, quotes, and account-based purchasing flows.

Capabilities

Key capabilities

  • Payment gateway and UPI integration
  • Product catalogue and variant management
  • Cart, checkout and order lifecycle
  • Stock synchronisation across channels
  • Shipping and logistics integration
  • Discounts, coupons and promotions
  • Core Web Vitals optimisation
  • Commerce analytics and conversion tracking

Stack

Technology

Storefront

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript

Commerce

  • Headless platforms
  • Custom backends
  • APIs

Payments

  • Payment gateways
  • UPI
  • Webhooks

Data

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • Search indexing

Process

How we approach a commerce build

  1. Measure the funnel

    We look at where visitors drop off and how the current store performs on real devices before proposing anything.

  2. Fix the path to purchase

    Catalogue, product page, and checkout are designed around the shortest credible route to a completed order.

  3. Connect operations

    Payments, stock, shipping and order flow are integrated so a sale does not create manual work downstream.

  4. Optimise for speed

    Images, rendering strategy, and third-party scripts are tuned against Core Web Vitals, because speed and conversion move together.

  5. Launch and iterate on data

    Post-launch changes are driven by funnel and search behaviour rather than opinion.

FAQs

Common questions

Selling online already?

Tell us where the store is underperforming. We'll tell you whether it needs fixing or replacing.