Silly Boom
Ecommerce · Bengaluru, India
Online stores that sell
Ecommerce Website Development
Your own store, your own customers, and a checkout that does not leak sales.
- Starts from
- $250
- Built on
- Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Next.js
- Typical build
- 1 to 2 weeks
- You pay
- Nothing until you see the draft
Stores and marketplaces we have built.
Maternity fashion, pet products, anime gifts, custom canopies and flags, and an e-learning marketplace. Hover to scroll through each one.
For the Love of Dog
Ecommerce
Anime UK Store
Ecommerce · United Kingdom
Canopy YourWay
Ecommerce
Edu Grower
E-Learning Marketplace
What makes a store sell
Pretty stores are easy. Stores that sell are built differently.
A marketplace gives you traffic, then takes a cut of every sale and keeps the customer. Your own store keeps the margin and the relationship, but only if it is built to sell.
That comes down to a few unglamorous things done well: fast pages, clear product information, a checkout with no surprises, and payments and shipping that simply work.
The checkout is where sales leak.
Surprise shipping costs, forced account creation, and too many steps lose buyers at the last moment. We keep checkout short and honest.
Product pages do the selling.
Good photos, clear prices, real details, and reviews answer the questions a shop assistant would. Thin product pages lose the sale.
Speed is a feature.
Every extra second of loading costs buyers, especially on phones. We keep stores light: optimised images and only the apps you need.
Own your customers.
On your own store, the email list and the repeat buyers are yours, not a marketplace's.
How it works
From product list to first order.
Stores have more moving parts than websites, so we plan the catalogue and checkout before building anything, and test real orders before launch.
Step 1
Plan the catalogue and checkout
Products, categories, variants like size and colour, shipping zones, taxes, and the checkout journey, mapped before we touch the platform.
Step 2
Set up and design the store
The platform that fits your products and budget, set up for your country and currency. You see a working draft of the store on a private staging link before paying anything.
Step 3
Products, payments, and shipping
Products uploaded, payment gateways connected, shipping rules, coupons, taxes, order emails, and stock levels set up the way you actually run the business.
Step 4
Test orders, then launch
Real test purchases, refunds, and notifications checked end to end. Then launch with analytics and conversion tracking in place, and a walkthrough of how to run the store.
Platforms
The right platform for what you sell.
We build on all of these, so the recommendation is about your products, your budget, and how you want to run the store, not about what we happen to know.
Shopify
Hosted and low maintenance. A strong choice when you want to run the store yourself and are happy with a monthly plan and app fees.
WooCommerce
Ecommerce on WordPress. Full control, lower platform fees, and flexibility for complex catalogues, custom pricing, or content-heavy stores.
BigCommerce
Hosted like Shopify, with more built in for larger catalogues and B2B selling, so fewer paid apps are needed.
Custom Next.js
A fully custom storefront with Stripe or another gateway, for when speed, a unique buying experience, or custom features matter most.
Store platforms
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- BigCommerce
- Next.js
- WordPress
- Wix
- Webflow
Payments
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Razorpay
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
Selling and tracking
- Google Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Meta Ads
What you get
What every store includes, and what is separate.
Included in every store
- A store on the platform that fits you, set up for your country and currency
- Product, category, and collection pages designed around your brand
- Cart and checkout, coupons, and shipping rules that match how you ship
- Payment gateways connected and tested, such as Stripe, PayPal, or Razorpay
- Order emails, stock levels, taxes, and customer accounts
- Product upload, up to the number of products agreed in your quote
- SEO-ready product pages with product schema
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Test orders before launch, and a walkthrough of running the store
Separate costs and services
- Platform fees, apps, and payment processing fees, paid to the providers
- Hosting for WooCommerce stores, which comes with free maintenance for life
- SEO and Google Ads, including Shopping campaigns, once the store is live
- Ongoing maintenance for updates, backups, and fixes
- Moving from another platform? A careful website migration keeps your products and rankings.
- Need custom store features or a payment integration? That is CMS development.
- Not selling products online? See web design and development.
Pricing
What an online store costs.
Ecommerce website
From $250
The final price depends on the number of products, the platform, custom design, and features like subscriptions or multi-currency. Most stores take 1 to 2 weeks.
How you pay
- NothingBefore the draft
- 50%After you approve it
- The restOn completion
Paid by PayPal or Wise. You get a fixed written quote before anything starts.
Running costs are separate and paid to the providers: platform plans, any paid apps, and payment processing fees. We tell you what to expect before you choose a platform.
Who builds your store
We build the store, then help it sell.
Rahim KhanFounder, Website 2 Design
Rahim has built online stores and marketplaces, and works across Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and custom code. Because we also run SEO and Google Ads, the store is built with selling in mind from day one, not just launch day.
You get one team for the store, the hosting, and the marketing that brings buyers to it.
Prefer email? Send a brief through the contact page and Rahim replies within one working day.
Client feedback
What store owners say about working with us.
Verified Fiverr reviews from ecommerce projects.
“It was an amazing experience. This guy is down to earth, honest and helpful. The right guy who just implements what is in the client's mind. I would highly recommend Rahim, he knows what he is doing, and I finally found someone after a very long time to get the work done.”
“Excellent service and great to work with. 100% recommended to everyone for building and designing websites.”
“Rahim is very helpful in understanding and getting to the root of the problem. He experiments and gets you the best solution. Excellent work Rahim! Keep going.”
“Rahim was very helpful and communicative, highly recommended!”
206+ reviews across Fiverr and Google, 4.8 average on Fiverr. Read them all
Ecommerce questions, answered straight.
What people ask us before building an online store.
Have another question? Contact us
Shopify and BigCommerce are hosted platforms with a monthly plan: easy to run, with BigCommerce including more for large catalogues and B2B. WooCommerce runs on WordPress, so you pay for hosting instead of a plan and get full control. We recommend one after looking at your products, budget, and how you want to manage the store.
When speed, a unique buying experience, or custom features matter more than having an off-the-shelf admin. A custom storefront is faster and more flexible, but it costs more to build, so for most small and medium stores Shopify or WooCommerce is the better value.
Most stores take one to two weeks, depending on the features and how complex the catalogue is, and how ready the photos and descriptions are. Getting products and payment details ready early is the best way to launch sooner.
Stripe and PayPal work in most countries, Razorpay is popular in India, and Apple Pay and Google Pay can be added where your platform and gateway support them. We connect and test whichever fits your country and customers.
Yes. Products, categories, and usually customers and past orders can be moved to the new platform, with old URLs redirected so your Google rankings follow. See our website migration service for how we handle the move.
Yes, up to the number of products agreed in your quote. Send your products in a spreadsheet with photos and we set them up properly. Larger catalogues are quoted separately, or we show you how to add the rest yourself.
That depends on the platform: a Shopify or BigCommerce plan, or hosting for WooCommerce, plus any paid apps and the payment gateway's processing fees. We give you an honest picture of running costs before you choose, so there are no surprises later.
After launch