For fashion & retail brands
You built the brand.
Now own the store.
Your Instagram can't take a payment. Your website can.
See how one label did it →
For fashion & retail brands
Your Instagram can't take a payment. Your website can.
See how one label did it →
It can't take the payment, it won't tell you who bought, and the algorithm owns your reach. Your own store fixes all three — the checkout, the customer, the ground you stand on.
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No pitch, no pressure — message us even just to ask whether a site's worth it for you yet.
A small studio in Surat — a real person reads it, usually the same day.
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You can take orders in DMs, but Instagram can't process the payment — buyers have to leave to a link to actually pay, and that's where sales leak. Your own online store closes the loop and keeps the customer.
It helps people discover you, but checkout still happens on your website, and you don't own the audience or the customer data. For a growing label, a real store is what turns followers into repeat, trackable buyers.
As a rough market guide — not our rates — a basic store in India runs about ₹50,000–₹1.5 lakh, a feature-rich one ₹1.5–5 lakh, and a custom branded build ₹5 lakh and up. It depends on design depth, catalogue size and integrations.
A website gives you the checkout, the customer data, and an audience you own — outside the Instagram algorithm — plus the credibility serious and overseas buyers look for before they purchase.