From three vendor quotes to Shopify development at ₹50,000 — fixed.

We'll begin by gathering your requirements, including brand preferences, target audience, and business goals.

• You'll gain access to our client portal at portal.growwwtech.com for seamless communication, approvals, and progress tracking.
• We'll guide you through the setup of a payment gateway (Razorpay, PhonePe, Easebuzz, or Cashfree Payments — chosen based on vendor response rate and client requirement) and your courier (Delhivery or DTDC direct, or an aggregator where your volume suits it) to ensure a smooth launch.

If UI/UX design is included, your store will feature a custom, mobile-first design reflecting your brand's identity.

• Like every add-on, this is a separate engagement with its own scope, timeline and terms — quoted and agreed on its own, not folded into the ₹50,000 store build. It does not run on the build's 4-week clock, and the build's refund covers the build.
• Designs come to you in Figma, with three structured revision rounds included. Past them we re-quote rather than bill you quietly — or you can bring final UI/UX assets from your own designer and we'll build to those.
• Send reference sites you like (Myntra, Nykaa, anything) and we'll design against them rather than guess at your taste.
• Logos and banners come from you. If you don't have them, we can design them as a separate paid piece — tell us before kickoff, not halfway through.

Your Shopify store will include essential pages such as Home, Shop (with filters), Product pages, Cart, Checkout, About, Contact, and policy pages.

• Policy pages include Privacy Policy, Refund Policy, Shipping Policy, and Terms & Conditions.
• Your theme is custom coded, not installed — written to your brand and your catalogue, rather than a stock layout with your logo dropped into it. The UI/UX add-on layers Figma-designed screens on top of that.
• In cases where advanced functionality requires a paid app or third-party plugin, you must purchase it directly.
• We build the product data structure — collections, metafields, metaobjects, variant rules and SKU naming. Day-to-day product upload is yours: the data has to come from you either way, so handing us spreadsheets to retype only adds a step. At large catalogue sizes nobody types products at all — it's a bulk CSV or API import against a template we map for you.
• Want help with the upload anyway? Use the 30 complimentary hours, or hire a Dedicated Resource. Honest advice: product upload is a basic task, and those 30 hours are worth more spent on something harder.
• GST configuration, address visibility, and compliance with Indian legal requirements are included during development.
• Domain purchase is not included — you must purchase and manage the domain independently.
• Branded emails (e.g., hello@yourcompany.com) will be configured using Zoho's free plan, Google Workspace, or Microsoft, provided you pay for those subscriptions independently.

The store will undergo testing across browsers and devices to ensure everything works perfectly.

• Testing includes real payment testing, live pincode-based shipping checks, performance optimisation, accessibility checks, and Core Web Vitals optimisation.
• Basic SEO optimisation is included. Advanced SEO services are available under separate plans upon request.

Any request not explicitly mentioned in this proposal is considered out-of-scope work.

• Every fixed-price service has edges — something small always falls just outside what was scoped. So you get 30 complimentary hours to spend on whatever you want: SEO, design tweaks, custom development, anything. It exists so you never pay extra for an edge.
• For scale: a new landing section is roughly 4 hours, a custom email template about 3, wiring an extra app around 2. Thirty hours is a real budget, not a token.
• Every hour is tracked in the client portal, so you can see what's left.
• Past 30 hours it's ₹1,000/hour, quoted and approved by you before we start — never billed as a surprise. Like any add-on, that work carries its own timeline and terms; it doesn't sit on the store build's 4-week clock.

Ownership transfers to you before the store can even go live. That isn't a favour — it's the only way Shopify allows it.

• We build on a Shopify development store. Shopify serves a coming-soon page on a development store and will not let us remove it — that password wall is the platform's, not ours.
• Transferring ownership to you is the only way the store goes live. And it has to be live before your payment gateway will review it, because they check your policy pages, terms, refunds and shipping policy by hand.
• No transfer means no gateway account. So you own the store early, by necessity — there is no version of this where we hold it.
• After transfer we keep a Partner collaborator account only. It is not a staff account, it does not use up one of your staff logins, and you can remove it whenever you want. The trade-off is honest: remove it and you'll re-grant access for every support request.
• If you already have a store, there is nothing to transfer — we work from a collaboration code instead. We prefer the development-store route where it's an option.
• You buy the domain and the Shopify plan at the start, in your name. Your Shopify billing starts from the transfer, which includes the few days the gateway spends reviewing your store — plan for it so your first invoice isn't a surprise.

A store runs on four or five companies at once. You talk to one of them: us.

• We handle the applications, the documents, the verification, the resubmissions and the approval chasing — with the gateway, the courier, Meta, all of them. You are not the one on hold.
• Payment gateway: Razorpay, PhonePe, Easebuzz or Cashfree Payments. We pick on how fast the vendor actually responds and how they treat your product category.
• Courier: Delhivery or DTDC connected directly to your store — an order lands in Shopify, pushes to the courier, the AWB comes back into Shopify, and your customer gets the update automatically. India Post we'll add where its API supports it.
• Direct courier accounts beat an aggregator once your volume justifies it — aggregator margin compounds on every shipment. At low volume an aggregator is fine. We negotiate the rate card for you either way, and the account is in your name.
• Every account is yours: your name, your email, your phone. We never store your passwords or API keys.
• Integrations start after ownership transfer, because Shopify does not allow third-party verification before it. Typically 7-15 days, depending on how fast the vendors move.
• International payments need an IEC certificate, which has to come from you. WhatsApp charges are billed to you directly by Meta.

Three live training sessions, plus recordings you can come back to whenever someone new joins.

• Three live sessions covering store management, orders, refunds, inventory, and WhatsApp alerts. Any number of your team can attend.
• You keep the recordings and written steps, so onboarding your next hire doesn't need us on a call.
• No AMC. Bug fixes on everything we shipped are included for the life of the store — that's what being a long-term partner means, not a line item we bill yearly.
• That support covers the vendor chasing too. Gateway acting up, courier not syncing, something broken between two of them — you call us, and we sort out whose problem it is.
• New features, content changes, banners and marketing work sit outside bug fixes. Those are covered by an optional Dedicated Resource (₹30,000/month) — maintenance is free, growth is paid.

All documentation related to store setup, integrations, and maintenance will be shared via the client portal.

• As Shopify is a SaaS platform, downloadable backup files are not provided.
• Documentation is centralised and always accessible via the portal.