Shopify store setup.
Shopify makes opening a store look easy, and it is, right up to the settings that decide whether you keep the margin on each order. We set up the whole store, from products and collections to payments, shipping, and taxes, ready to sell from day one.
Set up my store ↗Home
Orders
Products
Customers
Analytics
Marketing
Discounts
Content
Store settings
Half-finished setups sell half as much.
The problem
Most self-built Shopify stores launch with default settings: shipping rates guessed, taxes ignored, a theme fresh out of the box, and checkout never tested with a real card. The store works, technically. It just leaks.
Our solution
We run the setup as a checklist built from stores that already sell: catalog structured, payments verified with live transactions, shipping priced to protect margin, and the theme adjusted so the store looks like a brand, not a template.
Launching soon? Get the settings right before the first ad rupee is spent.
Book a free call ↗Store setup services.
Every step between creating the account and taking the first order.
Store configuration
Currencies, taxes, markets, checkout options, and legal pages configured correctly for where you sell.
Products & collections
Your catalog uploaded with variants, images, and prices, organized into collections that make browsing easy.
Theme setup & branding
A well-chosen theme installed and adjusted to your brand, so the store does not look like everyone else's.
Payments & checkout
Shopify Payments, Razorpay, PayPal, or the gateways your market uses, verified with real test orders.
Shipping & delivery
Zones, rates, and free shipping thresholds set up to match your couriers and protect your margin.
Notifications & tracking
Order emails branded, analytics connected, and conversion tracking wired in from the first sale.
Not sure which of these you need? We will map it with you in a free call.
Book a free call ↗The store launch stack.
Commerce, payments, email and analytics, connected as part of every launch.
From account to first order.
A tested launch sequence, run start to finish.
Why setup deserves a professional.
You only launch once. The settings you launch with follow every order after.
Every setting checked
Taxes, markets, shipping, and notifications reviewed against a real launch checklist, not memory.
Tested like a buyer
Real orders placed on real phones, through checkout and refund, before any customer tries.
Margin-aware setup
Shipping rates and payment fees configured so the price the customer sees still leaves you profit.
Support after launch
The first weeks raise questions. We stay reachable while the store finds its rhythm.
Store setup fits when.
Industries we serve.
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Start a project ↗Store setup questions, answered.
Everything between creating the account and taking real orders: store settings, taxes, product upload, collections, theme setup, payment gateways, shipping rates, branded notifications, and tested checkout on desktop and mobile.
A standard catalog usually goes live in one to three weeks. Large catalogs or heavy theme customization add time, and your quote includes the realistic date.
For most new stores, Basic is the right start; the higher plans earn their fee only at volume. We help you pick based on your expected orders and features, not on what pays the bigger commission.
Yes, through Razorpay or a similar gateway alongside cards and wallets. We set up the mix of payment options that fits where your customers are.
Yes, including variants, images, and descriptions, entered by hand or imported in bulk from CSVs or an existing platform.
Yes. Even without custom design work, a theme configured well, with your type, colors, and layout choices, stops looking like a template. Deeper customization is its own service if you want it.
Yes. Zones and rates get built around your actual couriers and box sizes, with free shipping thresholds placed where they help the average order rather than eat the margin.
Yes, that is one of the most common requests. We audit what exists, keep the good parts, and run the rest of the launch checklist.
A fixed price based on catalog size and the depth of theme work, quoted in writing before we start.