Ecommerce website development covers storefront design, product catalogue, cart and checkout, payment and shipping setup, analytics and email flows, plus the admin your team uses to run orders. A working online store typically starts around ₹1,00,000 and rises with catalogue size, integrations and custom design. KritSite builds Shopify and WooCommerce stores end to end, then keeps improving conversion after launch.
What is actually being built
An online store is more than a pretty homepage. The parts below decide whether it converts and whether you can run it without calling a developer.
- -Home, category, product, cart and checkout pages designed for buying.
- -Product catalogue with variants, inventory rules and search or filtering.
- -Payment gateways, shipping rates, taxes and returns handling.
- -Analytics, conversion tracking and transactional email flows.
- -Content management your team can operate on their own.
What moves the price
- -Catalogue: 20 SKUs with variants costs far 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: conversion work, content and care plans decide how the store performs in month six.
How KritSite quotes ecommerce builds
Send your catalogue size, the integrations you need and two stores you admire. You get a fixed written scope and price before work starts, a launch plan with dates, and a care plan option from ₹5,999 per month so speed and conversions do not decay after go-live.
- 01Budget from ₹1,00,000 for a real store; scale with catalogue and integrations.
- 02Checkout quality and mobile speed decide revenue more than homepage design.
- 03Ask for a fixed written quote, not an open-ended daily rate.