Ahmedabad's Most Trusted Ecommerce Agency: Store Live in 7 Days

A standard Shopify or WooCommerce store for an Ahmedabad brand goes live in 7 days once we have your products, photos and payment gateway approval. Gateway approval is the step most often late, so start it the day you sign. Wholesale portals for GIDC manufacturers and textile traders take 5 to 8 weeks, because buyer-specific prices and GST invoices need testing. Custom marketplaces take 8 to 14 weeks.

It depends on what the store has to do. In Ahmedabad the things that move the price most are wholesale pricing for trade buyers, a Gujarati storefront, international shipping for NRI customers, and syncing stock with Amazon and Flipkart. A retail store with none of these costs far less than a B2B portal with all of them. FactoryJet quotes a fixed price in writing after a short scoping call.

We split the build into phases. Each phase is scoped, priced and signed on its own, so you never pay for work that has not been agreed. The price is fixed in writing and does not move with hours. You can pay by NEFT, RTGS or UPI.

Yes. Before a contract, we build a draft of your store on your own products and show it to you working. You judge the design, the product pages and the checkout on real items, not a sample theme. If it is not right, you have spent nothing.

Brief us at least 8 weeks before the festival. That leaves time to build, get payment approval, test courier pickups and run real orders before demand spikes. We have delivered on time on 97% of builds, and the late ones were almost always waiting on product photos or gateway approval. A festival launch is the one deadline we plan backwards from.

For D2C brands, textile traders and GIDC manufacturers, FactoryJet makes a strong case: a fixed written price, senior engineers, a draft of your store before you sign, and you own everything at the end. Any ecommerce website development company in Ahmedabad, or ecommerce solution company in Ahmedabad, should pass three checks: who writes the code, is the price fixed, and do you own the store.

One developer can build a simple store. A real shop also needs design, payments, couriers, GST and SEO working together, and one person rarely covers all five. A small senior team does, at a fixed price. If you hire an ecommerce developer in Ahmedabad directly, open two of their past stores on your phone and check how fast they load first.

Shopify, for most retail brands. It handles fabric, colour and size variants well, takes UPI and COD out of the box, and lets you share products to a WhatsApp catalogue. If you also sell wholesale to shops, we either add a trade price list for logged-in buyers or build a separate wholesale portal, depending on how different the two price lists are.

Yes. Trade buyers log in and see their own price list, minimum order quantities and credit terms. They can reorder past orders in two clicks or request a quote for a custom batch. We capture each buyer's GSTIN, raise GST invoices automatically and export orders to Tally or Zoho Books. Manufacturers in Vatva, Naroda and Odhav estates often start here instead of with a retail store.

Yes, with two different setups. Retail jewellery needs high-trust product pages, BIS hallmark details including the HUID number on gold pieces, insured shipping and COD limits. B2B diamond trade needs a login-only catalogue, so prices and stock are visible to approved dealers only. We build both on Shopify or a custom platform, depending on how many stones and certificates you list.

Yes, on every store. Razorpay is our default gateway and covers UPI, cards, net banking, wallets and EMI in one account. We connect PayU, CCAvenue or PhonePe if you already use one. Cash on Delivery is switched on with the limits you choose, such as a maximum order value or pincodes where COD is off.

Yes. We connect your store to your Amazon and Flipkart seller accounts through a multi-channel tool such as Unicommerce or CedCommerce. Products, prices and stock stay in step, and orders from every channel land in one dashboard. When an item sells on Amazon, stock drops on your own store too, so you do not oversell during a sale.

Yes. Every store raises a GST invoice when an order is placed, with HSN codes per product and the right IGST, or CGST and SGST, split for the buyer's state. B2B buyers can enter a GSTIN at checkout. If your turnover puts you inside GST e-invoicing, we connect the store to your e-invoicing setup so B2B invoices carry an IRN. Orders export to Tally or Zoho Books.

Yes. Shopify's translation tools and WooCommerce plugins such as WPML can run a Gujarati version next to English, each on its own URL so Google can index both. Gujarati script needs a font that renders it cleanly on cheap Android phones, so we test the theme on real devices before we quote. Product names and descriptions should be written by a person, not machine-translated.

Shopify Markets shows prices in the buyer's own currency and handles international checkout. We connect a cross-border courier, such as Shiprocket X or DHL, and show duties and delivery times at checkout so nothing surprises the buyer. Kutch embroidery, Patola and bandhani sell well to the Gujarati diaspora, and those buyers expect clear photos of the weave and honest delivery dates.

Shiprocket is the default for most stores. One account gives you Delhivery, Blue Dart, Xpressbees, Ekart and others, with automatic courier choice, return handling and non-delivery follow-up. Brands shipping high volumes often move to a direct Delhivery contract later. For same-day delivery inside Ahmedabad, a hyperlocal partner such as Porter works for food, gifts and urgent B2B parts.

Three changes do most of the work. Ask for a small prepaid amount on COD orders, confirm each COD order by WhatsApp before it ships, and switch COD off for pincodes and order values where returns are high. We also show a clear returns policy at checkout, because unclear terms are a common reason buyers refuse a parcel at the door.

Food brands can, and the FSSAI licence number must be shown on every product page, along with ingredients and shelf life. Pharma is different. We build B2B ordering portals for GIDC pharma makers that sell to licensed distributors and chemists, with each buyer's drug licence number captured at sign-up. Selling prescription medicines to consumers online needs legal advice first, before any build.

It can, if the basics are right from launch. We add product and breadcrumb schema, clean titles, canonical URLs and a sitemap submitted to Search Console. If you have a showroom on SG Highway or in Manek Chowk, we link the store to your Google Business Profile so you show on the map too. Gujarati pages give you a second set of searches most competitors ignore.

Yes. Before handover we test the main pages against Google's Core Web Vitals: LCP under 2.5 seconds, INP under 200 milliseconds and CLS under 0.1, on a mobile connection. We share the Lighthouse report with you. Most of the work is in images, apps and theme code, so we keep apps to the ones your store actually uses.

Yes. We start with an audit of the slowest pages: image sizes, apps loading scripts on every page, theme code and third-party chat or review widgets. You get a written list of fixes in order of impact, with a fixed price for doing them. Often the biggest gain comes from removing apps nobody uses any more.

Yes, from day one. The store account, domain, payment gateway and courier accounts sit in your business name, and you get the code repository and every admin login. Hosting and app bills can run in your own accounts at cost, with no markup from us. You can move to another developer whenever you like.

Defects in what we built are fixed inside the build price for a cover period agreed before work starts. After that, support is optional. Each change is quoted and approved by you before we do it, and there is no monthly minimum. If you want us to keep running updates and checks, we quote that as a fixed price too.