Online stores we have built or optimised for Indian brands in apparel, jewellery, hardware, gifting, safety equipment, spices and more.
An online store has to make a visitor confident enough to pay: clear product pages, honest delivery and return terms, fast pages on mobile and an easy way to ask a question before buying. Below are the ecommerce projects in our portfolio. Each page describes the client, our scope and the features of the live website.

TheCraveWell is a direct-to-consumer Indian snacking brand selling protein oats, protein chips, granola barks, chocolate products, combo packs and...
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WildStitch is a Pune-based apparel brand selling unisex oversized T-shirts, polos, regular T-shirts and graphic...
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BlingVer sells 925 silver jewellery, watches and gifts online, with customisation such as engraving and custom silver...
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EasyHardware is an online store for furniture hardware and fittings such as hinges, drawer channels, tandem boxes, sliding systems and wardrobe...
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FinFreeKid is a financial-literacy initiative for children that sells picture books, DIY kits, posters, flashcards and courses, and runs workshops...
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SafetyBuddy supplies industrial safety equipment and PPE: safety shoes, helmets, coveralls, eye and ear protection, respirators, hand protection and...
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ImaginaryGifts is a Nagpur-based online store for personalised gifts: mugs, LED acrylic lamps, wallets, photo frames, cushions, neon signs, jewellery...
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RajKamal Spices is a spice manufacturer and supplier from Nandurbar that sells chilli powders, turmeric, coriander powder and garam masala to retail...
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Asopalav is an ethnic-wear retailer selling sarees, bridal lehengas, salwar suits, kurtis and menswear, with stores in Ahmedabad, Vadodara and...
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Our published pricing starts ecommerce stores from ₹34,999 (excluding GST). The cost depends on catalogue size, integrations, design and features. See our ecommerce website cost guide.
Shopify suits brands that want a managed, quick-to-launch store. WooCommerce on WordPress suits stores that want more control and custom features. We build on both. Read our Shopify and ecommerce service pages for a comparison.
Yes. We integrate payment gateways, shipping and WhatsApp messaging. Specific gateways and couriers depend on your business.
Yes. We set up product and collection SEO, structured data and Google Merchant Center where relevant.
Descriptions are based on each client's public website. See also our full portfolio and featured case studies.
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