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Online stores that actually sell.

Most store problems are not design problems. They are slow mobile pages, a checkout that does not offer the way your customers pay, and an admin so awkward the team works around it. We build stores that load fast on a phone, take payment the way your market expects, and that your team can run every day without calling us.

  • 97 / 100: Google mobile score for Sky Fragrances
  • COD + transfers: cash on delivery and bank or wallet payments
  • B2B too: DVM Central: a veterinary supplier marketplace
  • Your store: code, domain and payment accounts in your name

Pick the right platform, then make it fast

Shopify, WooCommerce or custom: we recommend the platform that fits how you sell and how much you want to own, then build it properly.

If you sell standard products and want the least to maintain, Shopify is often the right answer and we will say so. If you need something the platforms fight you on, such as cash on delivery with proof of payment, returns paid as store credit, wholesale pricing or a multi-seller marketplace, a custom or headless store pays for itself.

We have built both kinds. Sky Fragrances sells perfume across Pakistan and abroad from a custom store that scores 97 on Google's mobile test, with a Scent Finder quiz and wallet transfers checked against proof of payment. Rang-e-Aahan runs a clothing brand on Next.js and Payload with customer accounts, returns and store credit, and DVM Central is a B2B marketplace connecting veterinary suppliers with practices.

  • Launching a brand's first serious online store
  • Moving off a slow or awkward store that holds sales back
  • Selling B2B: wholesale prices, accounts and a seller portal
  • Adding cash on delivery and local payment methods
  • Fast on phones. Built and tested for mobile shoppers first.
  • Local payments. COD, bank and wallet transfers, cards.
  • Runnable admin. Your team manages it without us.
  • Yours from day one. Code, domain and accounts in your name.

Six deliverables.

01

Shopify stores

Theme customisation, apps chosen with care rather than piled on, and integrations with your stock, accounting and delivery partners. The right choice when you want to sell, not maintain software.

02

WooCommerce stores

WordPress-based stores for brands that already live in WordPress or want full control of hosting, tuned for speed because most WooCommerce stores are slowed down by plugins rather than traffic.

03

Custom & headless stores

Next.js storefronts on a headless CMS or a custom backend, for brands that need checkout rules, content or speed the platforms cannot give. Rang-e-Aahan runs this way on Payload and MongoDB.

04

Local checkout

Cash on delivery, bank and mobile wallet transfers with proof-of-payment checks, and card gateways, so customers can pay the way they actually do in your market.

05

B2B & marketplaces

Wholesale pricing, company accounts, quotes and multi-seller marketplaces with a seller portal, like DVM Central's marketplace connecting veterinary suppliers with practices.

06

Admin your team runs

Orders, stock, returns, store credit and campaigns managed from a clear admin that works on a phone, so the team runs the store day to day without a developer.

Four steps, in the open.

  1. Step 01

    Understand how you sell

    Products, customers, payment methods, delivery and the jobs your team does every day. That decides the platform before any design starts.

  2. Step 02

    Design for mobile shoppers

    Product, collection and checkout pages designed and tested on phones first, because that is where most of your customers buy.

  3. Step 03

    Build and connect

    The store, payments, delivery and any stock or accounting integrations, tested with real orders on a staging copy before launch.

  4. Step 04

    Launch and grow

    Launch with analytics and speed checks in place, then improve from what the data shows: search, filters, upsells and campaigns.

Stack we use for this

  • Shopify
  • Liquid
  • WooCommerce
  • WordPress
  • Next.js
  • React
  • Payload CMS
  • Laravel
  • PHP
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB
  • MySQL
  • Stripe
  • PayPal
  • Google Analytics 4
  • Meta Pixel
  • Cloudflare
  • Vercel

Straight answers.

Shopify if your products and checkout are standard and you want the least to maintain. Custom or headless if you need checkout rules, B2B features or speed the platforms make hard. We recommend after hearing how you sell, and we are happy to recommend Shopify.