Build Fast, Scalable Ecommerce That Grows With Your Business
Mindrops is an ecommerce web development company in Delhi, serving businesses across Noida, Gurgaon and the rest of NCR, building ecommerce websites and commerce platforms — custom storefronts, Shopify and WooCommerce stores, B2B portals, headless commerce and multi-vendor marketplaces. ERP, CRM and PIM integrations and AI-enabled features are built in where they serve the business, and delivery runs end to end from platform selection to post-launch support. For a native shopping app rather than a storefront, see ecommerce app development.
For businesses planning a serious ecommerce build — a custom platform, B2B portal, marketplace, replatforming or an AI-enabled store.
Tell us what you're selling and what you want to build. We reply with a recommended platform, scope and estimate.
Mindrops Solutions Private Limited, 112, Krishna Apra Business Square, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, Delhi 110034 · +91 95555 75231 · [email protected]Delivery spans D2C brands, retailers and B2B businesses — from Delhi NCR to clients across Europe and the UK. See our clients.
Ecommerce development covers far more than a storefront. These are the builds Mindrops takes on — each shaped around your catalogue, your customers and the systems your business already runs.
Purpose-built commerce for business rules that packaged platforms can't express — complex pricing, unusual fulfilment, deep back-office integration.
Portals with account-specific pricing, bulk ordering, approval workflows, credit limits and ERP integration for wholesale and distribution.
Multi-store, multi-currency, multi-language commerce with role-based access, audit trails and the reporting a larger organisation runs on.
Seller onboarding, per-seller catalogues and dashboards, commissions, payouts and moderation — you keep control, sellers run their own stores.
Brand-first storefronts on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom stack, built for conversion, content and repeat purchase.
Recurring orders, plan management, pause/skip flows and billing retries for products sold on subscription.
iOS and Android shopping apps in React Native or Flutter, sharing one backend with the web store — catalogue, cart, payments and push notifications.
A commerce backend with a custom React frontend where design freedom and performance matter more than a templated theme.
Replatforming from a slow or restrictive setup — products, customers, orders and search rankings moved intact, with a parallel run until sign-off.
Pages that take seconds to load lose shoppers before they see a product. Slow stores usually trace to theme bloat, unoptimised images and app sprawl — all fixable, and all measurable before and after.
When orders are copied by hand from the store into accounting, ERP or courier panels, errors and delays follow. Integration moves that data automatically — entered once, consistent everywhere.
Overselling, stock-outs on the site while the warehouse has stock, manual stock corrections at night — symptoms of a store disconnected from inventory. A synced integration ends the reconciliation.
Too many steps, surprise shipping costs, payment failures with no retry path. Checkout is reviewed against real drop-off data, then simplified — fewer steps, express payments, clear errors.
A store that fights customisation — every new requirement is a workaround. Whether the answer is deeper customisation, replatforming or a custom build, it's assessed against your roadmap, not sold by default.
Contract pricing, credit terms, multi-user accounts, approval chains — retail platforms weren't built for them. A B2B portal encodes those rules instead of asking staff to police them.
The platform is chosen to fit the business — catalogue size, business rules, integrations and budget — not the other way around.
A fast, proven route to a reliable, conversion-ready store for most D2C brands and retailers — custom themes, app integrations and ERP/CRM connections included. For Shopify-specific work, see our dedicated Shopify development services.
WordPress-based commerce where content and catalogue live together — flexible, fully owned, and well suited to businesses already invested in WordPress.
Heavyweight open-source commerce for complex catalogues, multi-store setups and larger operations that need depth a lighter platform can't provide.
A platform built to your business rules on Node.js, Laravel or Django with a React frontend — for marketplaces, B2B portals and commerce that packaged products can't express. You own the source code.
AI earns its place in a store when it changes a number that matters — conversion, returns, support load, repeat purchase. These are the AI capabilities Mindrops builds into commerce, each scoped against a measurable outcome.
Behaviour-based product recommendations, personalised merchandising and intelligent upsell/cross-sell — including a documented multi-channel attribution build for an ecommerce retailer.
Search that understands intent rather than exact keywords — synonyms, natural phrasing and typo tolerance — so shoppers find products instead of empty result pages.
Assistants on the store, WhatsApp or Messenger that answer product questions, guide selection and hand over to your team when a conversation needs a human.
Order-status queries, returns questions and FAQs answered automatically from your own policies and order data — reducing ticket load without hiding the exit to a human.
Vision models applied to commerce — including a documented body-measurement engine built for a fashion ecommerce sizing platform to cut sales returns.
Forecasting on your own sales data — what to stock, when demand will move, and which products are quietly dying — surfaced in reporting your team already uses.
Selling to businesses is a different engineering problem from selling to consumers. These are the capabilities B2B and enterprise builds carry.
Each buyer sees their contracted prices and their permitted catalogue — price lists, tiered discounts and customer-specific SKUs enforced by the platform, not by email.
Order by SKU list, CSV upload or from order history. Repeat buyers re-order in minutes, not by navigating category pages built for first-time shoppers.
Multi-user corporate accounts where orders above a threshold route to an approver, and credit terms and limits are checked at checkout rather than chased after invoicing.
Dedicated logins where your channel partners place orders, track deliveries, download invoices and see their schemes — replacing the phone-and-spreadsheet routine.
Orders, stock, prices and invoices synced with SAP, Tally or your ERP through APIs and connectors — agreed at discovery: what moves, which direction, how often.
Multi-state GST, export rules, freight slabs, minimum order values and scheme logic encoded in the platform — calculated correctly at checkout, every time.
The working parts of a commerce platform — scoped per project, from a lean D2C launch to a full B2B operation.
A store that stands alone creates manual work. Integration is planned during discovery — what data moves, in which direction, and how often — so orders are entered once and stay consistent everywhere.
Razorpay, UPI and cash on delivery for Indian stores; Stripe and PayPal for international ones — with proper failure handling, refunds, webhooks and reconciliation built into the platform.
SAP, Tally and mainstream ERP or accounting platforms — orders, stock, prices and invoices synced through APIs, connectors or structured import/export.
Salesforce, HubSpot and marketing platforms — customers, orders and events flowing into the tools your sales and marketing teams work in.
Courier and logistics integrations for rates, label generation, pickups and live tracking — surfaced to the customer, not just the back office.
Order confirmations, shipping updates, abandoned-cart recovery and delivery alerts across the channels your customers actually read.
Google Analytics and conversion tracking wired correctly, OpenAI APIs for AI features, and any documented third-party API your operation depends on.
Eight stages from first conversation to a store in production — with integrations treated as a stage of their own, because that's where ecommerce projects usually go wrong.
Business model, catalogue, customers and existing systems mapped; the problem defined before the platform is chosen.
01Requirements written and signed off — features, integrations, platform recommendation and a phase-wise estimate fixed against them.
02Storefront UX designed for buying, not browsing — category paths, product pages and checkout validated before development.
03Data model, integration points, hosting and security decided upfront — the choices that determine how the store behaves at scale.
04Phased development with working, demonstrable functionality at the end of each phase — priorities adjustable between phases.
05Payments, ERP, CRM, shipping and messaging connected and tested with real data flows — not left as a post-launch promise.
06Functional, performance and checkout testing on real devices; migration and go-live planned so trading never stops.
07A defined support period, then maintenance under agreed response times — with improvements planned from real sales data.
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Ecommerce · Retail chain
A website and mobile app for a 70-outlet meat retail chain in Delhi NCR, on a backend built for high order volume, with one admin dashboard for inventory, pricing and promotions across every outlet.
AI · Food & Beverage
An embeddable AI chat assistant grounded in live catalogue and store data, with an “Order Now” action on every product and a no-code admin console for content and pricing.
Live across 50+ outlets in India, handling about 10,000 conversations a month and around 50 orders a day.
Food Delivery · Marketplace
Customer, restaurant-partner and rider apps in Flutter on one Node.js backend, an admin panel and the marketing website, with Petpooja integration for menus, orders, order status and store hours.
Launched in 2026: the customer app is live on Google Play and the App Store, and partner restaurants handle Vezito orders from their Petpooja POS.
Mobile app · Textile trade
A mobile app for vendors to browse and order fabrics on their own, plus an admin panel to track orders, payments and stock, for a trading business in Delhi’s Ram Bazar.
Shopify · Food & Beverage
The brand’s Shopify store in India at coffeebean.in. For the same group we also built the outlet ticketing and escalation system, the BeanBot AI assistant and the Ekaagra corporate website.
Shopify · Jewellery
A first online store for a handcrafted jewellery brand: collection structure, payment setup and product pages that give each premium piece room on every screen size.
Ecommerce fails in the details — integrations, checkout, performance, data. These are the reasons clients bring that work here.
Design, development, QA and project management by salaried staff in Delhi — the people who scope your store are the people who build it.
Not limited to themes and plugins. When your requirement outgrows the platform, the same team builds custom functionality — or a custom platform.
ERP, CRM, payments, shipping and messaging integrations are scoped at discovery and tested with real data flows — not bolted on after launch.
AI recommendation, vision and forecasting work documented in published case studies — added to stores where it changes a number that matters.
CMMI Level 3 appraised, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certified — quality and information security governed by audited processes, which matters when the platform handles payments and customer data.
A defined support period after launch, then maintenance under agreed response times — fixes, enhancements, security patching and monitoring.
Verified reviews and feedback from businesses we have built for.
4.8
43 verified reviews on Clutch
Ordering platform for a retail chain
“The admin dashboard was the standout, putting inventory, pricing, and promotions across all 70 outlets in the hands of non-technical staff.”
Ordering app for a fabric trader
“Fabric buyers need GSM, width, and color options visible before deciding — Mindrops built the catalogue layout around that without needing much explanation from our side.”
Shopify store for smart home products
“Payment gateway configuration, shipping setup, newsletter integration — these were completed without us having to chase progress.”
Food export storefront
“Feedback during the build was turned around the same day, and the mobile layout was checked properly before the site went live.”
Online store for a jewellery label
“Liked that the design was approved first and only then they started building, so there were no surprises later.”
“Standard templates just weren’t going to cut it for our catalog size. Mindrops built a custom setup around our exact fulfillment, inventory, and checkout needs—the ROI was clear from day one.”
“Mindrops executed both the customer-facing storefront and the complex backend integrations flawlessly. Inventory sync, order processing, and payment gateways were all tied together into one unified system.”
“Mindrops handled our high-volume digital storefront migration without dropping a single order. Page load speeds doubled, and our customer conversion path is much cleaner.”
“Managing complex product variants, localized currencies, and GST invoicing was smooth with Mindrops. They delivered a highly scalable e-commerce infrastructure.”
Share your requirements and get a clear project scope, a recommended platform and approach, and a development estimate — before anything is committed to.
Cost follows scope. A standard store on Shopify or WooCommerce sits at one end of the range; a custom platform, B2B portal or multi-vendor marketplace with ERP and payment integrations sits at the other. Mindrops quotes after a short requirements discussion — itemised and phase-wise, so you can see what each part costs before committing to the whole.
A standard store on Shopify or WooCommerce is typically completed in 2 to 4 weeks. A custom ecommerce platform, B2B portal or marketplace usually runs 3 to 6 months, delivered in phases so working functionality reaches you before the full build is complete. Migrations depend on catalogue size and the number of integrations involved.
Yes. Custom platforms are the right choice when packaged products do not fit: complex pricing and business rules, marketplace models, unusual fulfilment flows, or deep integration with internal systems. The platform is built on established technologies (Node.js, Laravel, Django, React and mainstream databases), and the source code is handed over to you.
Yes. B2B portals cover account-specific pricing and catalogues, bulk and quick re-ordering, approval workflows, credit limits, dealer and distributor logins, and ERP integration so orders, stock and invoices stay consistent between the portal and your back office.
Yes. Stores are integrated with ERP, CRM and accounting platforms — including SAP, Tally, Salesforce and HubSpot — through their APIs, connectors or structured import/export formats. What data moves, in which direction and how often is agreed during discovery, so orders, inventory, customers and invoices are entered once and stay consistent.
Yes — to a new build or an existing store. Typical additions are product recommendations and personalisation, smarter product search, shopping assistants, customer-support automation and demand forecasting. Mindrops has published AI ecommerce case studies, including a multi-channel attribution model for an ecommerce retailer and a computer-vision size-recommendation engine for fashion ecommerce.
Yes. Ecommerce apps are built in React Native and Flutter, connected to the same catalogue, cart and order backend as the web store, with payment gateways, push notifications and order tracking integrated. Native iOS and Android development is also available where the requirement calls for it.
Yes. Migration covers products, variants, customers and order history, along with URL redirects so accumulated search rankings are preserved. The existing store keeps running until the new one has been verified, so trading does not stop during the move.
Yes. A defined support period follows launch, covering fixes and assistance while your team settles in. After that, maintenance runs as a separate agreement with an agreed response time — covering fixes, enhancements, security patching and monitoring. Because source code and documentation are handed over, support can also be taken in-house.
Yes. High-traffic stores are architected for it from the start: caching layers, query optimisation, CDN delivery, and cloud infrastructure on AWS, Google Cloud or Azure that scales with demand rather than being sized for the quiet weeks. Load behaviour is tested before peak periods, not discovered during them.
Yes. Razorpay, UPI and cash on delivery for Indian stores, and Stripe and PayPal for international ones, are integrated with proper handling of failures, refunds and webhooks, and with reconciliation built into the platform rather than left to a spreadsheet. Multiple gateways can run side by side where markets require it.
Yes. Marketplace builds cover seller onboarding and verification, per-seller catalogues and dashboards, commission structures, payout handling, order splitting across sellers, and moderation tools — so the operator keeps control while sellers manage their own products and orders.