Good fit: D2C labels
Apparel, skincare, tea, spices or handicrafts sold under your own name, where repeat buyers and their phone numbers are the asset.
WebJi® builds online stores for Indian sellers on WooCommerce, on a domain you own: catalogue, UPI, card and COD checkout through Razorpay or PayU, pin-code shipping rules and GST invoices. Builds take two to four weeks and fall in an indicative ₹1,50,000–₹5,00,000 band, quoted in INR before work starts.
For D2C brands, wholesalers and Instagram sellers who want their own checkout, customer list and margin instead of renting a marketplace shelf.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
A WebJi® online store is a finished WooCommerce shop on your own domain — designed, stocked, wired to payments and shipping, tested with real orders and handed over with the admin login. It is not a theme you finish yourself; the team does the setup work that usually stalls first-time sellers.
Pages around the shop — about, wholesale enquiry, landing pages — are designed by the same team through website design services, so the store and the brand site look like one business.
An own store pays off for sellers with a brand, a repeatable product list and buyers who come back; it is the wrong first step for an untested product or a multi-seller marketplace. The deciding question is whether you want to own the customer list and the margin, or rent demand from a platform.
Apparel, skincare, tea, spices or handicrafts sold under your own name, where repeat buyers and their phone numbers are the asset.
Distributors who want a price list, MOQ rules and GST invoices that trade buyers can order from without a phone call.
Shops already selling through DMs that need one checkout link instead of answering "price?" fifty times a day.
Validate one product on a marketplace or a WhatsApp catalogue first; a full build makes sense once orders repeat.
Many sellers on one site needs vendor dashboards, payouts and commission logic — a separate e-commerce website development project.
If nobody is ready to pack, ship and handle returns daily, a store creates complaints faster than sales.
A WebJi® store build falls in the published e-commerce band of ₹1,50,000 to ₹5,00,000, indicative, with the exact figure quoted in INR before work starts and 18% GST shown on the invoice. Where a project lands inside that band depends on four things more than anything else.
| Cost driver | Lower end of the band | Higher end of the band |
|---|---|---|
| Catalogue | Under 100 products, clean sheet with photos ready | Thousands of SKUs, variants, missing images or descriptions |
| Design | Standard layout styled to your brand | Custom home, category and product templates |
| Payments | One gateway with UPI and cards | Gateway plus COD rules, EMI or a second gateway |
| Shipping | Flat rate or free above a cart value | Weight, zone and pin-code rules across several couriers |
Hosting and the domain renew yearly and sit in the same quote, so the first invoice covers year one in full. The e-commerce website cost guide breaks down what Indian stores pay at each tier.
A marketplace sells this month but keeps the customer and takes commission; an own store costs more upfront but keeps margin, data and brand. Most Indian sellers end up running a store alongside one marketplace rather than choosing only one.
| Channel | Who owns the buyer | How you pay | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Own WooCommerce store | You, with email and phone | Build quote, then yearly hosting and domain | You have repeat buyers and need COD, GST or pricing control |
| Marketplace listing | The marketplace | Commission set by the platform on each sale | You need demand now and can absorb fees |
| Instagram or WhatsApp catalogue | You, inside the app | No listing fee; staff time on chats | Buyers already message before they buy |
| Website builder | You, on the builder platform | From ₹2,900 a year before GST (Builder — Basic) | The site is a brochure and selling comes later |
When orders or the catalogue grow, the same WooCommerce store moves to bigger servers instead of being rebuilt. Platform-by-platform detail is in the guide to the best e-commerce platforms in India.
UPI is tested first, COD is capped, and GST invoicing is configured before launch, because these three decide whether an Indian store keeps its orders and its money. Each one is set during the build, not left as a to-do after handover.
Settlement times and per-transaction charges differ by gateway; the payment gateway guide compares them.
A typical store goes live two to four weeks after an approved brief; product data and payment gateway KYC are the two waits that move the date. A 50-product shop on a standard layout sits at the short end, a 2,000-SKU catalogue with custom templates at the long end.
A complete product sheet and the gateway paperwork shorten the build more than any design decision. Gather these before the first call and the quote can be fixed on day one.
Send the sheet through the contact page or to support@webji.services. Replies come 24/7 in Hindi and English, with an average first reply under 60 minutes.
Yes. The store runs on WooCommerce, which is open source, on hosting in your name. At handover you receive the admin login, the database and the files, so another host or developer can take over without rebuilding anything.
Your team does, from the WooCommerce dashboard. The handover walkthrough covers adding products and variants, changing prices, running coupons and processing refunds. Large catalogue updates can be imported from a spreadsheet instead of typed one by one.
A small catalogue runs on WooCommerce hosting; busier stores with sale-week spikes move to e-commerce hosting sized for checkout traffic. The plan is chosen with you during the quote, based on product count and expected orders.
Yes, and many brands do. Keep the same domain, then move products and pages into WooCommerce when orders justify the build. Set up redirects from old product URLs during the switch so search rankings and shared links keep working.
Yes. WebJi® invoices are in INR with 18% GST shown separately, and your GSTIN is printed so a registered business can claim input credit on the build and hosting.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
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