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E-commerce Website Development in Sri Lanka

Online stores that are easy to browse, simple to pay on and practical for you to run every day.

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E-commerce solutions

Sell online without making it complicated.

Selling through Facebook messages or WhatsApp works well at first. Then the orders grow, and you spend your day answering the same questions, checking stock and confirming payments by hand.

A proper online store takes much of that work off your plate. Customers can see your products, prices and delivery details at any time, then order without waiting for a reply. You get one place to see what was ordered, what has been paid for and what still needs to go out.

We plan, design and build e-commerce websites for businesses in Sri Lanka. We keep things practical, so the store suits the way you actually sell, and your team can run it after launch.

  • Online stores
  • WooCommerce
  • Shopify
  • Payment gateways
  • Mobile checkout
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What we offer

E-commerce services to start and grow your store.

From your first product page to the day-to-day running of the store, here is how we can help.

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    Online Store Design

    A store designed around your brand and products, with clear categories, attractive product pages and a layout that makes it easy to go from browsing to buying.

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    WooCommerce Development

    WooCommerce adds a full store to a WordPress website. It suits businesses that want flexibility and control over their website, or that already use WordPress.

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    Shopify Store Setup

    Shopify is a hosted platform that takes care of much of the technical side for you. We set up your store, theme, products and payments so you can start selling with confidence.

  • Customer paying online with a card and smartphone

    Payment Gateway Integration

    We connect the ways your customers want to pay, such as card payments through a Sri Lankan gateway, then test the full checkout before anyone uses it.

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    Product Setup

    We add your products with clear titles, descriptions, photos, prices and options such as size or colour. Good product pages help customers decide and help search engines understand what you sell.

  • Store owner managing orders on a laptop beside packed boxes

    Store Management

    Prefer to focus on the business? We can help keep your store up to date, from adding products and running offers to checking that everything keeps working properly.

What a good store needs

What turns a visitor into a paying customer.

Beautiful design alone will not sell your products. People buy when they can find what they want, trust your store and pay without any trouble.

  1. A smooth mobile experience

    Many of your customers may shop on a phone. Product pages, the cart and the checkout all need to be easy to use on a small screen.

  2. A short, simple checkout

    Every extra step gives people a reason to give up. We keep the checkout clear and ask only for what you really need.

  3. Product pages that answer questions

    Sharp photos, honest descriptions, clear prices, sizes and stock levels mean fewer messages for you and more confidence for your customers.

  4. Clear delivery and return details

    Customers want to know what delivery costs, how long it takes and what happens if something goes wrong. We make that information easy to find.

  5. Fast loading pages

    Stores often carry a lot of images, which can slow them down. We compress images and keep the store light, so browsing feels quick.

  6. Search-friendly structure

    Google finds products largely through links. We build clear menus and categories that lead to every product, and add product details in a format search engines can read.

Selling in Sri Lanka

Payments and delivery that suit your customers.

Taking payments is usually the part store owners worry about most. For card payments in Sri Lanka, a local gateway such as PayHere can accept cards and other online payment methods in rupees and pay into your Sri Lankan bank account. Other gateways are available too, and we can help you compare them.

You will normally need to apply to the gateway yourself, as the account is in your business name. We can guide you through what is needed, then connect it to your store and test it.

Many stores also offer cash on delivery or bank transfer, and we can set these up as well. You choose your delivery areas and charges, and we build them into the checkout, so customers see the full cost before they order.

  • Card payments
  • Cash on delivery
  • Bank transfer
  • Delivery charges
  • Order emails
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How we work

How we build your online store. Step by step.

You will know what is happening at each stage, what we need from you and what comes next.

  1. Discover

    We learn what you sell, who buys it, how you deliver and how you want to get paid. Then we recommend the right platform.

  2. Plan

    We map out your categories, product details, payment options and delivery rules before any design begins.

  3. Design

    We design your home page, category pages, product pages and checkout around your brand, then share them for feedback.

  4. Build and Add Products

    We build the store, connect payments and delivery, and add your products, or show your team how to add them.

  5. Test Every Order

    We place test orders on phones and computers, and check the payments, emails, stock and delivery charges.

  6. Launch and Support

    We take the store live, show you how to manage orders and products, and stay available to help you improve it as you grow.

Who it is for

Good for new sellers and growing brands.

You might be moving a busy social media page to your own website. You might have a physical shop and want to reach customers beyond your area, or you may already have a store that has become slow and hard to manage.

Online stores can work for many kinds of business, including clothing and fashion, beauty, home goods, gifts, food and digital products. The right setup depends on how many products you sell and how you run your orders, so we begin there.

  • Social media sellers
  • Retail shops
  • Fashion and clothing
  • Beauty and home goods
  • Gifts and food
  • Growing online stores
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Store cost

What affects the cost of an online store in Sri Lanka?

Every store is different, so one fixed price would not be honest. A shop with twenty products is a very different project from one with thousands of products and complex delivery rules.

Tell us what you sell and how you want to sell it, and we will give you a clear written quote before any work begins.

  1. Number of products

    More products, categories and options such as sizes and colours take longer to plan and set up.

  2. Platform

    WooCommerce and Shopify have different running costs. Shopify usually has a monthly subscription, while WooCommerce needs its own hosting.

  3. Design

    A fully custom store design takes more work than adapting an existing theme to your brand.

  4. Payments and delivery

    Payment gateways usually charge transaction fees, and detailed delivery rules take more time to set up.

  5. Extra features

    Wholesale pricing, loyalty programmes, stock connections and other custom features all add to the scope.

Common questions

Online store questions, answered simply.

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It depends on the number of products, the platform, the design and the features you need. A small store costs far less than a large one with complex delivery rules or custom features. Tell us what you sell and we will give you a clear written quote before any work begins.

WooCommerce suits businesses that want more control and flexibility, or already use WordPress. Shopify suits those who want a hosted platform with less technical upkeep, usually for a monthly fee. Payment options also matter in Sri Lanka, so we check what works for your business before recommending one.

Yes. Local gateways such as PayHere can accept card and other online payments in rupees and connect with WooCommerce and Shopify. You normally apply for the account in your business name, and we can then connect it to your store and test it.

Yes. You can offer cash on delivery alongside card payments or bank transfer, and limit it to certain delivery areas if you need to. We set it up to match the way you handle your orders.

A small store usually takes much less time than a large store with many products and custom features. Your timeline also depends on how quickly your product details, photos and gateway approval come through. We agree on a schedule with you before we start.

Yes. Both WooCommerce and Shopify let you add products, change prices and manage orders without touching any code. We show you how it works when the store launches, and we can help if you would rather not do it yourself.

We set up the foundations, including clear categories, product details search engines can read, page titles and fast loading. Ranking for competitive searches usually takes ongoing work, which we offer through our digital marketing service.

Often, yes. We review your current store, plan how to move your products and other data, and set up redirects from old pages to help protect your search rankings. How much can be moved depends on your current platform.