Commerce & Content

Ecommerce and CMS Development Services for Stores and Content Teams

Selling online and publishing content are linked, and the platform you choose for one shapes what you can do with the other. Below, twelve services split into store platforms and content or no-code tools, each with its own page and published figure.

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12Commerce & Content Services
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60 DaysPlatform Guidance
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How to choose

Picking a Commerce or Content Platform

The useful question is who will run the platform day to day, and how much of it you want to own outright.

Option 01

Hosted Store or Self-Hosted

Shopify and BigCommerce handle hosting, security patches and checkout uptime for you, in exchange for working inside their rules and app ecosystems. WooCommerce, Magento, OpenCart and PrestaShop run on your own servers, which means more control over code and data and more responsibility for upkeep.

Option 02

Match the Platform to Catalog Complexity

A small catalog with standard checkout rarely needs more than Shopify or WooCommerce. Multi-store setups, complex pricing rules or B2B accounts point toward Magento or BigCommerce. A dedicated shopping app makes sense once repeat customers would rather tap an icon than open a browser tab.

Option 03

Headless or Traditional CMS

Drupal keeps content and presentation in one system, which editors find straightforward. Strapi and Contentful store content only and deliver it by API to a web app, a mobile app and any other screen, which suits teams publishing the same material to several channels at once.

Option 04

No-Code for Speed of Change

Bubble and Wix let non-engineers adjust workflows and pages directly, which suits internal tools, prototypes and brochure sites. Once logic grows complex or traffic climbs, plan a move to custom code before the platform's limits start deciding what the business can do.

What you get

What Working with Us on a Store Looks Like

Most store and CMS work runs on a monthly retainer with weekly demos, while ecommerce apps, Strapi, Contentful and Wix projects are scoped as fixed builds.

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Included on every engagement

  • Payment gateway applications and merchant onboarding stay with you, as do domains, hosting and any app or plugin licenses.
  • Custom store and CMS builds run 2 to 8 weeks, with a larger replatforming project scoped and quoted in writing beforehand.
  • On retainers you see a sprint demo every week against the agreed backlog, can cancel with two weeks notice, and no minimum term applies.
  • Themes, modules and integrations arrive as unencrypted source, running on hosting in your name, with no cut of your sales going to us.
  • Each build includes 60 days of platform guidance together with 6 months of priority bug fixes and 12 months of product evolution, running simultaneously.
FAQ

Questions About Commerce & Content

When can a new store or CMS go live?

Custom store and content builds run 2 to 8 weeks. A single-language Shopify or WooCommerce store with standard checkout sits toward the start of that range, while a Magento migration with thousands of products and custom pricing sits toward the end. Larger replatforming is scoped and quoted in writing first, including the order in which catalogs and redirects move.

Where do I find the cost of a Shopify or Magento project?

On the Shopify or Magento service page. Each of the twelve services carries its own figure, and the page is where that number is maintained, so this overview repeats none of them. Platform subscriptions, paid apps and payment processing fees are separate and billed to you by those providers, not by us.

Should we go headless?

Go headless when the same content has to appear in several places, such as a website, a mobile app and in-store screens, or when the frontend team wants full control in React or Next.js. Stay with a traditional CMS or a theme-based store when one website is the only channel and editors value previewing pages exactly as they will look. Headless adds an API layer to build and maintain.

Who handles the payment gateway?

You apply for the gateway and complete merchant onboarding in your company's name, because the account, its contract and its payouts belong to you. That paperwork is never part of a build. Once the account is approved, the build connects your store to it. We take no share of the revenue that flows through it.

Can the marketing team edit pages without a developer?

Yes, if you pick a platform built for it. Shopify, WooCommerce and Wix all let non-technical staff change products and pages, Bubble lets them adjust workflows, and Drupal, Strapi and Contentful give editors structured content forms. On a retainer, anything outside those tools, such as a new template or integration, goes on the backlog and appears in the next weekly demo.

Tell Us What You Sell and How You Publish

Send the store link or a short brief, and you will hear back in under 2 hours on Monday through Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST.

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