Product and category structure
Define variants, photographs, descriptions and the catalogue your customers need to browse.
E-COMMERCE WEBSITES / NEPAL
An online store built around your business.
Selling online involves more than a product grid. We plan the catalogue, checkout, order handling and day-to-day management together before development begins.
IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT?
Make the path to purchase clear.
You are preparing to sell products online and need a single-vendor store. Your product data, shipping process and payment requirements are as important to the scope as the design.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
A scope shaped around your goals.
A usable shopping journey
Plan product selection, cart, checkout, order confirmation and the most common error states.
Payment and delivery planning
Assess cash on delivery and supported payment providers. Merchant approval and provider fees are separate from development.
Store management and handover
Agree the product, inventory and order-management tools your team needs, along with a walkthrough.
BUDGET & TIMING
Know what you’re
getting into.
What it costs
Single-vendor e-commerce websites start at NPR 110,000. The catalogue size, platform, payment provider, shipping rules and integrations determine the final quote. Multi-vendor marketplaces and mobile apps are separate projects.
How long to allow
For initial planning, allow roughly 6–10 weeks once product content and required provider access are ready. The actual schedule is confirmed after scoping.
Planning estimates, subject to content readiness and agreed requirements. Hosting, domain, paid tools and ongoing maintenance are separate.
Compare packages and exclusionsCan the store accept payments in Nepal?
We can assess local payment options during scoping. Availability depends on the chosen platform, provider API and your approved merchant account. No payment integration is assumed in a starting price.
What do I need before starting?
A product list with prices and variants, usable photographs, delivery areas, return policy and a decision on who will manage orders. We can then identify the right first-launch scope.
LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN
Let’s define your first step.
Tell me about your business and what you need. We’ll work out the right next step together.