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How much does a premium D2C website cost?

PricingUpdated 2026-10-08
Short answer

A premium D2C website typically costs from ₹40,000 for a focused ecommerce build to several lakhs for custom design, large catalogues and deep integrations. The four price drivers are catalogue size, custom design, integrations such as payments, shipping and ERP, and the conversion work that continues after launch. KritSite quotes a fixed price after a free scope call, so there are no surprises mid-project.

What moves the price up or down

Two stores with the same product count can differ by 5x in cost because of what sits underneath.

  • -Catalogue: 20 SKUs with variants costs less than 2,000 SKUs with filtering.
  • -Design: a custom design system costs more than a lightly customised theme - and converts better.
  • -Integrations: payment gateways, shipping partners, reviews, ERP and inventory sync each add scope.
  • -Post-launch: CRO, content and care plans decide how the store performs in month six.

How to get an accurate quote

Share your catalogue size, the integrations you need and two reference stores you like. A serious agency replies with a fixed scope and price, not a daily rate. KritSite's website projects start at ₹40,000, and we quote the full build in writing before work begins.

In short
  • 01Budget from ₹40,000; scale with catalogue, design and integrations.
  • 02Post-launch conversion work matters more than launch-day looks.
  • 03Demand a fixed written quote, not open-ended billing.