Product Catalogue Management in E-commerce Development

Store design, product and category pages, cart and checkout, and an Indian payment gateway such as Razorpay, PayU or Cashfree. We also set up shipping zones, GST-ready invoices and order emails, upload your starting catalogue, and train your team to manage orders, stock and discounts from the admin.

Plan on two to four months for a WooCommerce store or anything with custom features. Some go faster: our Shivanshri jewellery store took 7 to 8 weeks. Product photos and copy are often the slowest part of the job, so start on them early. You get your launch date in writing with the quote.

A store with up to about 100 products costs ₹60,000 to ₹2,00,000 on WooCommerce or Shopify. Custom design, product variants, courier or ERP integrations, multiple currencies and a large catalogue raise that. A custom-built platform is priced as a web application, from ₹2,00,000. Gateway fees, licences and maintenance are running costs on top.

Pick Shopify if you want less hosting and maintenance work. Pick WooCommerce if you want flexible store logic on a site you already run on WordPress. A custom platform makes sense when your orders, pricing or vendors follow rules neither can handle, and it costs the most. We build all three, so tell us how you sell and we will give you a straight answer.

Usually the checkout is the first place to look. We find where shoppers drop out between cart, details, delivery and payment, then fix the reasons: forced accounts, long forms, surprise delivery charges or a missing payment method. Changes go live in small steps, so the effect of each one shows in your conversion rate. Most of this works inside your current platform.

We build for both, starting with image-heavy pages, which is where stores tend to slow down on mobile data. Product and category pages get a clean structure, titles and descriptions so search engines can read them. Speed work can be combined with checkout or product page changes, and analytics shows you which products and pages actually earn revenue.

Tell us on a free call what you sell, how you ship and how customers pay. In the first week we agree the platform, features, price and launch date in writing. Every week after that you get a working store on staging and can place test orders yourself. Payments, shipping and tracking are set up at launch.

Maintenance plans cost ₹3,000 to ₹15,000 a month, and a busy store sits towards the upper end. They cover updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring, and small edits. Beyond that, we take on growth work once real orders come in, such as abandoned cart recovery, checkout changes and analytics tracking.

Yes. We sync products and orders with marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay, keep stock levels aligned across channels and warehouses, and connect your store to fulfilment, order management, ERP and CRM tools. Courier and ERP links add development and testing time, so mention them before you get a quote.

You can place test orders on staging throughout the build, not only at the end. Before launch we run payments with small real transactions, check tax, shipping and order emails, and try the full checkout on real phones and desktops. If a form or payment step causes trouble there, it gets fixed before your customers ever meet it.

Your product list with variants and prices, how you ship, which payment methods your customers use, and your GST details if you sell in India. Two or three stores you like help as well. Good photos and descriptions matter more than people expect, and they are often the slowest part of a project, so start on them early.

We build on WooCommerce, Shopify and custom code, so the advice is not tied to one platform. Your price and launch date are in writing, and you place test orders on a working store each week. We can also connect the store to your CRM or ERP. Retailers in Mohali, Chandigarh, Panchkula and Zirakpur can plan it with us on a video call.