Most agencies build your Shopify store, hand over the login, and disappear. Whether it converts is your problem after that.
We take responsibility for sales on the store we build.
We do ₹1Cr+ a month on Flipkart. Our Shopify site does under a lakh.
The site looks great. Nobody's buying.
Six seconds to load on mobile. Our developer says that's normal.
Meta ads have been running since March with a broken pixel.
Product pages that answer objections in the order buyers have them. A checkout that doesn't ask for things you don't need.
Tracking that works before the first rupee of media goes out. Meta CAPI, GA4, server-side. Bad data means the algorithm learns on your money.
Mobile speed, because that's three-quarters of your traffic.
The Indian stack: payments (GoKwik, Razorpay), logistics aggregation (Shiprocket, Nimbuspost, Shipway), analytics (GA4, Microsoft Clarity), communication stack (WhatsApp and email), login and checkout integrations, ratings and reviews, prepaid nudges, COD handling. RTO is a margin problem before it's a logistics one.
And a store you can edit yourself. Banners, copy, sections, without calling us.
15–30 days for a new store. Maizic Smart Home went live in 15 days — and did 10X on D2C sales in the two months after.
Migrations, 1–2 months. Depends how messy the old data is. It's always messy.
A dev shop is measured on whether the site launched. We're measured on whether it sells.
Our founders have built D2C on Shopify, Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Magento.
If you only want a store built, hire a dev shop. They'll be cheaper and that's fair. Come to us when someone needs to be accountable after launch.
Only when you're doing ₹2 crore a month. Below that it's ₹2 lakh for features you won't use.
Often yes. Fixing beats rebuilding.
You do. We work inside your account.
