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eCommerce Website Design and Development Service in Kathmandu – WebApp Nepal

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WebApp Nepal builds online stores for Nepal with eSewa, Khalti, ConnectIPS and cash-on-delivery, mobile-first checkout, inventory and order management. Cost depends on catalog size and features, so request a quote.

Nepali shoppers spent over NPR 60 billion online in 2023. That number is growing every year - driven not by a handful of large retailers but by thousands of small and medium businesses that figured out how to sell on the internet. The ones doing it successfully are not the ones with the biggest budgets. They are the ones whose online stores actually work: products load fast, checkout is frictionless, eSewa and Khalti payments go through without errors, and orders reach customers reliably.

The ones losing ground are still waiting for the right time to start - or running a store that was built cheaply, breaks under real traffic, and loses customers at the payment page because the gateway was never properly integrated.

The window to build a strong e-commerce presence in Nepal is not permanently open. Categories like electronics, fashion, and groceries already have established players. Other categories - home goods, agri-products, specialty foods, artisan products, professional services - still have room for new brands to own the space. The businesses that invest in the right infrastructure now are the ones that will be difficult to displace two years from now.

WebApp Nepal develops e-commerce websites for businesses across Nepal - built for how Nepali customers actually buy, not how international e-commerce templates assume they do.

Why E-Commerce in Nepal Needs More Than a Generic Platform

Shopify, WooCommerce out of the box, and other international e-commerce tools are designed for markets where Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal are the default payment methods. In Nepal, none of those are the default. eSewa processes millions of transactions daily. Khalti has deep penetration among younger urban buyers. ConnectIPS links directly to bank accounts. Cash on delivery is still the payment method most Nepali customers trust for their first purchase from a new store.

An e-commerce store that does not offer these options is not a competitive Nepali e-commerce store - it is a website with products on it that most visitors cannot buy from. Every abandoned cart at the payment page is a customer who wanted to buy but could not because the checkout was built for a different market.

Beyond payments, Nepal has specific challenges that affect e-commerce operations: delivery costs and timelines vary dramatically between Kathmandu Valley, Terai cities, and hill districts. Internet speeds and device quality differ widely between customer segments. Product categories like food, handicrafts, and certain health products have regulatory considerations. Festival seasons - Dashain, Tihar, Teej - create traffic and order spikes that poorly optimized stores cannot handle.

We build e-commerce websites that account for all of this from the ground up.

E-Commerce Website Development Services We Offer in Nepal

Custom E-Commerce Website Development

A custom-built e-commerce store has no pre-existing assumptions about how your business should work. Every element - the way products are structured, how pricing rules are applied, how orders move through fulfillment, how delivery costs are calculated - is built around your specific operations. Custom development costs more than a platform-based store and takes longer to build, but it delivers a system that fits your business precisely rather than requiring your business to work around the platform's limitations.

Custom development is the right choice when your product catalog has complex variant structures, when your pricing logic is tiered or conditional, when you operate across multiple locations or warehouses, or when your fulfillment workflow is different enough from standard retail that off-the-shelf platforms create friction rather than removing it.

WooCommerce Store Development

WooCommerce - built on WordPress - is the most practical starting point for most e-commerce businesses in Nepal. It gives you a robust product catalog and order management system, a familiar content management interface, strong plugin support for Nepal-specific payment gateways, and a foundation that can be extended as your business grows.

The difference between a WooCommerce store that converts and one that does not is almost never the platform - it is how the store was built on the platform. We build WooCommerce stores with custom child themes, properly configured payment integrations, optimized database structure, image compression, caching, and a checkout flow that has been streamlined specifically for Nepal's mobile-first shopper. The difference in page load speed and checkout completion rates between a carefully built WooCommerce store and a marketplace theme deployed without optimization is measurable and direct.

Multi-Vendor Marketplace Development

A marketplace platform hosts multiple independent sellers under one customer-facing store. Think of a niche Nepali version of Daraz - focused on a specific product category like handmade crafts, organic products, local fashion, or agri-products - where individual vendors manage their own listings and receive payouts after commission deduction.

We build marketplace platforms with:

  • Vendor registration, verification, and onboarding flows
  • Individual seller dashboards for product and order management
  • Commission rules - percentage, flat fee, or tiered by category
  • Automated or manual payout processing
  • Admin moderation for product listings and seller accounts
  • Unified customer checkout across multiple vendors in one cart

Marketplace projects require more planning than single-seller stores - the business model, commission structure, vendor onboarding process, and dispute resolution policy all need to be defined before development begins. We help scope these projects carefully.

B2B E-Commerce and Wholesale Ordering Portals

Wholesalers, distributors, and manufacturers selling to business customers have requirements that standard consumer e-commerce platforms do not handle: account-based login with custom pricing per customer, credit terms and invoice billing, minimum order quantities, bulk ordering interfaces, and product catalogs that are partially hidden from the public.

We build B2B ordering portals that give your dealers, retailers, and institutional clients a self-service way to browse your catalog, place orders on credit terms, and track delivery - replacing the manual process of WhatsApp orders, phone calls, and paper invoices that most Nepali wholesale businesses still run on.

Headless E-Commerce for Performance

For high-traffic stores where page load speed is the primary conversion lever, we build headless e-commerce - a Next.js frontend connected to a separate e-commerce backend through APIs. This architecture delivers significantly faster page loads than traditional WooCommerce because the frontend is a fast static site rather than a WordPress page rendered on each request. The right choice for stores with thousands of daily visitors where every second of load time translates directly to conversion rate.

Payment Gateway Integration - Built for How Nepal Actually Pays

Payment is the most technically sensitive part of any e-commerce store. A mistake in payment integration does not produce a visible error during development - it produces failed transactions in front of real customers. We treat payment gateway integration as the most critical component of every build, not an afterthought.

eSewa Integration

eSewa is Nepal's most widely used digital payment platform. Correct eSewa integration handles the full payment flow: redirecting to eSewa's payment page, verifying the success callback using eSewa's HMAC signature validation, handling failed and cancelled payment returns, and logging transactions for reconciliation. We have dealt with eSewa's production edge cases - double-callback scenarios, network interruption during redirect, and timeout handling - that are not documented in the integration guide but appear in live stores.

Khalti Integration

Khalti's API has evolved through multiple versions. We integrate the current Khalti Checkout v2 API with correct server-side verification, webhook handling for asynchronous payment confirmation, and proper error message display when a payment fails or is cancelled. Khalti has strong penetration among urban youth and is increasingly important for stores targeting the 18–35 demographic.

ConnectIPS Integration

ConnectIPS allows direct bank account payments from any NRB-member bank in Nepal. The integration is more technically involved than wallet integrations - requiring digital signature generation for each transaction and precise response handling. We implement ConnectIPS for stores where bank-level payment trust is important to customers, particularly for higher-value purchases.

Cash on Delivery

COD remains the most used payment method for first-time buyers from new stores in Nepal. We implement COD with order placement workflow, confirmation call or SMS triggers, delivery collection recording, and admin reconciliation reporting that matches COD collections against shipped orders. For stores building trust with new customers, COD availability is not optional - it is the mechanism that converts hesitant buyers into first-time customers who may pay digitally on their second order.

International Payment Options

For stores selling to international buyers - handicraft exporters, tourism product businesses, digital product sellers - we integrate Stripe or PayPal for international card payments, providing a unified checkout that serves both domestic Nepali customers with eSewa and Khalti, and international customers with their preferred methods.

Core Features Built Into Every E-Commerce Store

Mobile-First Product Browsing and Checkout

Over 80% of e-commerce traffic in Nepal arrives on mobile devices. The majority of those devices are mid-range Android phones - Xiaomi, Samsung Galaxy A-series, Realme - on 4G connections that vary in speed by location and time of day. We design product listing pages, product detail pages, and the checkout flow for this device context first. Desktop design comes after, not before.

This means product images are compressed to load within the first second on a 4G connection. Category filters work with thumb-sized tap targets. The cart and checkout flow eliminates every unnecessary step. Payment selection is presented as recognizable brand logos - eSewa green, Khalti purple - not as generic form fields that Nepali shoppers do not immediately trust.

Product Catalog with Full Variant Support

Products come in all configurations. A clothing store needs size and color variants with individual stock tracking per combination. A hardware store needs products sold by unit, by box, and by pallet with different pricing at each level. A food store needs weight-based products priced per gram or kilogram. We build product management that handles the full complexity of your catalog - not a simplified structure that forces you to work around its limitations.

Real-Time Inventory Management

Every order placed reduces stock. Every return adds it back. Low-stock alerts notify your team before products go out of stock rather than after. Out-of-stock products display correctly in the storefront and cannot be added to cart. For businesses managing inventory across multiple physical locations, we build multi-warehouse tracking with order routing logic that fulfills orders from the closest or most appropriate stock location.

Order Lifecycle Management

Orders move through defined stages from placement to delivery. Your team processes them through a dashboard that shows everything in one place: new orders requiring confirmation, orders being picked and packed, orders dispatched with tracking numbers, and completed deliveries. Customers receive status updates via SMS or email at each stage without your team manually sending messages. The admin dashboard generates packing slips and VAT-compliant invoices that print correctly for your courier handoff process.

Nepal Delivery Zone Configuration

Delivery costs in Nepal are not uniform. Kathmandu Valley deliveries are faster and cheaper than Terai city deliveries, which are faster and cheaper than hill and mountain district deliveries. Some product categories cannot be delivered to remote districts at all through standard couriers. We configure delivery zones and rates that reflect your actual courier arrangements - so the shipping cost shown at checkout matches what you actually pay, and delivery timeframes shown are achievable.

Discount, Coupon, and Festival Sale Management

Dashain, Tihar, Chhath, Valentine's Day, and other calendar events drive concentrated sales bursts in Nepal's e-commerce market. Your store needs to be able to launch and close promotions quickly - percentage discounts, fixed-amount coupons, buy-X-get-Y offers, free shipping above a threshold, and flash sale timers. We build promotion management that your marketing team can operate without developer support, so campaigns can go live within minutes when a festival approaches.

SEO Architecture for Product Discovery

Products that cannot be found in Google Search cannot be sold to customers who do not know your store exists. We build e-commerce SEO foundations into the store structure: clean, keyword-structured URLs for product and category pages, Product schema markup that enables rich results showing price and availability in search, XML sitemaps updated automatically as products are added, breadcrumb schema for category hierarchy, and optimized meta titles and descriptions for every page type.

Customer Accounts and Repeat Purchase Flow

Guest checkout captures first-time buyers. Customer accounts capture repeat buyers by saving their address, showing their order history, and making the second checkout faster than the first. We build account systems with saved addresses in Nepal's address format, order tracking from the account dashboard, wishlist functionality, and the infrastructure for loyalty points if you choose to implement them later.

Industry-Specific E-Commerce Development in Nepal

Fashion and Apparel Online Stores

Nepal's online fashion market is competitive and growing. Stores need professional product photography support with multiple images per color option, size guides that prevent the wrong-size orders that drive returns, and size-specific stock tracking that prevents selling a Medium when only Large is available. Return and exchange management - one of the most operationally demanding parts of fashion retail - needs a defined workflow built into the order management system rather than handled through WhatsApp messages.

Electronics and Gadgets

Electronics buyers research extensively before purchasing. Stores need detailed specification tables, product comparison tools, warranty information display, and pricing that stays current in a market where prices change frequently. We build electronics stores with specification-based product filtering so buyers can narrow by RAM, screen size, processor, or any technical parameter relevant to the category.

Handicraft and Export Products

Nepal's pashmina, thangka, singing bowls, lokta paper, and handmade jewelry market spans both domestic buyers and international customers. Stores selling to both audiences need multi-currency pricing, international shipping configuration, customs documentation support, and payment options that work for buyers in Europe, the US, and Australia - not just Nepali wallet users. We build unified stores that handle both markets from a single platform without requiring separate websites.

Food, Grocery, and Organic Products

Online grocery and organic food delivery has grown rapidly in Kathmandu and Pokhara. These stores have requirements unlike standard product retail: weight-based pricing, expiry date tracking, delivery slot booking by time window, cold chain notes for perishable products, and minimum order thresholds by delivery zone. We build food e-commerce platforms around these operational realities rather than forcing a standard product store to accommodate them through workarounds.

Ayurvedic and Health Products

Nepal has a significant ayurvedic and health product export market alongside domestic retail. These stores require careful product categorization, ingredient and usage information, regulatory compliance labeling, and appropriate disclaimers. We build health product stores that present this information correctly while maintaining a clean, trustworthy shopping experience.

Our E-Commerce Development Process

1. Discovery - Understanding Your Business Before Touching a Screen

We start by understanding your product catalog structure, your current ordering and fulfillment process, your payment requirements, your delivery setup, and where your current system is failing you. This conversation shapes every technical decision that follows. E-commerce stores built without this understanding produce platforms that look right but do not fit the operational reality of the business.

2. Store Architecture and Checkout Flow Design

We design the store's category and navigation structure, product page layout, and most critically, the checkout flow - before any code is written. The checkout flow receives dedicated design attention because it is where purchase intent becomes completed sale or abandoned cart. Every unnecessary field, every confusing step, every moment of uncertainty about which payment option to choose reduces conversion. We design the checkout to minimize all of these.

3. Visual Design

We design the store's visual identity - product listing grid, product detail page, homepage hero, and brand presentation - aligned with your existing brand materials. Where no brand materials exist, we develop the visual system as part of the project. Design is reviewed and approved before development begins, so the development phase does not become a design iteration process.

4. Development, Integration, and Internal Testing

We build the store, integrate payment gateways, configure shipping logic, and build the admin dashboard. Every payment gateway is tested against its live sandbox environment - not just assumed to work based on documentation. We also test the order lifecycle end-to-end: placement, confirmation, fulfillment, and completion in the admin. Internal testing identifies defects before they reach a real customer.

5. Content Setup and Catalog Migration

We assist with or fully manage the initial product catalog upload - categories, product descriptions, images, pricing, stock levels, and variant configuration. A correctly structured initial catalog makes ongoing content management faster and search optimization more effective from launch day rather than requiring retroactive cleanup.

6. Pre-Launch Testing on Real Devices

Before launch, we test the complete purchase flow on actual Android and iOS devices - including budget Android devices representative of Nepal's shopper base, not just developer machines. We test every payment method through to completion. We test on Ncell and NTC network connections to validate load performance outside ideal conditions. We test cart behavior, discount application, out-of-stock handling, and address form completion on mobile.

7. Launch and First-Month Support

We handle the technical launch - domain configuration, SSL, hosting environment optimization - and stay closely available for the first month after going live. Real-world orders reveal edge cases that testing cannot fully replicate. Rapid response during this period protects revenue and customer experience in the store's critical early weeks.

Technology Stack for E-Commerce in Nepal

  • WooCommerce on WordPress - for small to medium stores prioritizing flexibility, content management, and lower initial cost
  • Laravel backend with custom frontend - for stores with complex pricing, multi-vendor logic, or requirements beyond WooCommerce's scope
  • Next.js headless frontend - for performance-critical stores where sub-second product page loads are the priority
  • Flutter mobile app - for companion apps connected to the web store backend, sharing product and order data in real time
  • MySQL and PostgreSQL - for product catalog and order data, chosen by the query patterns and scale of the specific store
  • Redis - for cart session caching and performance under festival sale traffic spikes
  • AWS S3 and Cloudfront - for product image storage and CDN delivery, reducing image load times for customers across Nepal

Why Businesses in Nepal Choose WebApp Nepal for E-Commerce Development

  • Nepal payment expertise in production, not sandbox. We have dealt with eSewa HMAC validation failures, Khalti webhook delays, and ConnectIPS signature errors in live stores - not just in documentation review. These are the problems that break stores after launch.
  • We design checkout for Nepal's shoppers. The checkout flow is designed for mobile, for digital wallet selection, for COD confidence - not adapted from a Western checkout pattern where credit card is the assumed default.
  • We optimize for the actual hardware your customers use. Budget Android on variable 4G is the target environment we build and test against - not the developer's MacBook on fiber broadband.
  • We build admin dashboards your team will actually use. An e-commerce store is only as good as the backend that operates it. Admin workflows are designed around your team's order processing reality - not around what was technically simplest to implement.
  • We account for Nepal's festival commerce calendar. Dashain and Tihar drive order spikes that unprepared servers and payment integrations cannot handle. We configure hosting and optimize performance for these peaks, not just average daily load.
  • We document everything and train your team before handover. You receive documentation of how the store is built and training on managing it - so your team is genuinely independent from day one, not dependent on us for routine operations.

Start Your E-Commerce Project with WebApp Nepal

The right time to build a proper e-commerce store in Nepal was two years ago. The second-best time is now - before the category you are in consolidates further around competitors who have already built their digital infrastructure.

WebApp Nepal builds e-commerce websites for retailers, wholesalers, and product businesses across Nepal. Whether you are launching your first online store, replacing a system that is no longer working, or building a marketplace platform for a new business model - we design and develop it around Nepal's market conditions, Nepal's payment ecosystem, and the operational reality of your business.

Contact WebApp Nepal today to discuss your e-commerce project.

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WebApp Nepal built our e-commerce store from scratch and it completely changed how we sell. Order management that used to take hours over WhatsApp now happens automatically through the site. Support after launch has been quick every time we've needed it.

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Our old website barely worked on mobile. The team redesigned it mobile-first and our booking inquiries from phones nearly doubled in the first two months. Clear communication throughout the project.

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Sahadev Dhamala

Executive Member, Nepal Tourism Board

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Solid work on our catalog website. There were a couple of rounds of revisions needed before the layout felt right, but the team was patient and got it there. Loading speed is noticeably better than our previous site.

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Mandeep Dahal

Founder, DMT Hub

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We needed a bilingual Nepali-English website for our students and their parents, and WebApp Nepal handled the Devanagari formatting properly, which other developers we spoke to could not guarantee. Very happy with the result.

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Director, Gurung Language Academy

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Frequently Asked Questions

E-commerce website development cost in Nepal depends on the platform and complexity. A WooCommerce-based online store with eSewa, Khalti, and COD integration typically costs NPR 80,000 to NPR 2,00,000. A custom-built e-commerce platform with complex pricing, multi-vendor support, or B2B functionality ranges from NPR 2,50,000 to NPR 7,00,000 or more. A headless e-commerce build on Next.js for high performance starts from NPR 3,00,000. WebApp Nepal provides detailed project quotes after a discovery session covering your catalog, payment requirements, and operational workflow.

A standard WooCommerce e-commerce store takes 4 to 8 weeks from approved design to launch. Custom-built e-commerce platforms take 10 to 20 weeks depending on complexity. Multi-vendor marketplaces typically take 12 to 24 weeks including business logic design, vendor onboarding flow, and commission management. Timeline is significantly affected by the size of the initial product catalog and how quickly feedback is provided during design review stages.

Yes. eSewa integration is standard in every e-commerce website WebApp Nepal builds for the Nepali market. We implement the full eSewa payment flow including HMAC signature validation for payment verification, callback and success URL handling, failed payment and cancellation recovery, and transaction logging for reconciliation. We have production experience with eSewa's live environment edge cases that do not appear in sandbox testing, including double-callback scenarios and network interruption during payment redirect.

Yes. WebApp Nepal integrates Khalti Checkout v2 with server-side payment verification, webhook handling for asynchronous payment confirmation, and correct error display for failed or cancelled payments. Khalti has strong penetration among urban Nepali buyers aged 18 to 35 and is an important payment option for stores targeting younger demographics in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and other major cities.

Yes. Cash on delivery remains the most trusted payment method for first-time buyers from new online stores in Nepal. Many customers who are comfortable with eSewa or Khalti will still choose COD for their first purchase from an unfamiliar store. Stores that offer only digital payment options lose a significant portion of potential first-time buyers. We implement COD with order management, delivery collection tracking, and admin reconciliation reporting as a standard part of every Nepal e-commerce build.

WooCommerce on WordPress is the most practical e-commerce platform for most small to medium businesses in Nepal. It is flexible enough for most product types, has strong plugin support for eSewa and Khalti integration, and gives business owners a familiar content management interface they can use without technical help. For businesses with complex pricing rules, multi-vendor requirements, or high traffic performance needs, custom Laravel or Next.js builds are more appropriate. WebApp Nepal recommends the right platform based on your specific business requirements.

Yes. Every e-commerce website WebApp Nepal builds is designed mobile-first - optimized specifically for mid-range Android devices on 4G connections, which represent the majority of online shoppers in Nepal. Product browsing, filtering, product detail pages, and checkout flows are designed for thumb navigation before desktop layouts are considered. We test on actual budget Android devices and on Ncell and NTC network conditions to validate performance for users outside Kathmandu Valley.

Yes. WebApp Nepal builds multi-vendor marketplace platforms where multiple independent sellers list and sell products through a single customer-facing store. We build vendor registration and onboarding, individual seller dashboards, commission management, product moderation, payout processing, and unified customer checkout across multiple vendors in one cart. Multi-vendor projects require careful planning of the business model and commission structure before development begins - we help scope these projects thoroughly.

Yes. WebApp Nepal builds B2B e-commerce portals for Nepali distributors, wholesalers, and manufacturers selling to business customers. These include account-based login with custom pricing per customer or customer tier, credit terms and invoice billing, minimum order quantities, bulk ordering interfaces, and product catalogs with restricted visibility for different customer groups. B2B portals replace manual order-taking through phone and WhatsApp with a structured self-service ordering system for dealer and retailer networks.

We configure delivery zones and rates based on Nepal's actual delivery geography - Kathmandu Valley, major Terai cities, hill districts, and remote areas - each with different costs and estimated delivery timelines matching your courier arrangements. The checkout displays the correct shipping cost for the customer's delivery address before payment. We integrate with local courier services where API access is available and build manual dispatch workflows where direct integration is not possible.

Every e-commerce website WebApp Nepal builds includes technical SEO foundations: clean keyword-structured URLs for product and category pages, Product schema markup enabling rich results with price and availability, automatically updated XML sitemaps, breadcrumb schema, optimized meta titles and descriptions for every page type, image alt text, and page speed optimization. These foundations give the store the technical setup needed for Google to index and rank products. Ranking for competitive product keywords additionally requires ongoing content and link-building strategy.

A correctly built Nepal e-commerce store tracks stock in real time - every order placed reduces the count, every return adds it back, and products marked as out of stock cannot be added to cart. Low-stock alerts notify the admin team before inventory runs out rather than after. For businesses managing stock across multiple warehouse or physical locations, we build multi-location inventory with order routing logic that fulfills orders from the correct stock location.

Yes. We build e-commerce stores for handicraft, pashmina, thangka, singing bowl, and artisan product businesses selling to both Nepali and international customers. International stores require multi-currency pricing, international shipping rate configuration, customs documentation support, and payment options including Stripe or PayPal for international buyers alongside eSewa and Khalti for domestic buyers - all within a single unified platform.

Dashain, Tihar, and other Nepali festival periods create significant order volume spikes that unprepared e-commerce stores cannot handle - resulting in slow page loads, payment failures, and server downtime during the highest-sales period of the year. We configure hosting environments and optimize store performance for these peaks, not just average daily load. We also build promotion management systems that let your team launch and close festival discount campaigns quickly without developer support.

A headless e-commerce store separates the customer-facing frontend - built in Next.js for maximum speed - from the backend product and order management system, connected through APIs. This architecture delivers significantly faster page loads than traditional WordPress or WooCommerce because the frontend is a pre-rendered static site rather than a page generated on each request. Headless is the right choice for high-traffic stores in Nepal where page load speed directly affects conversion rate and where standard WooCommerce performance is insufficient for the traffic volume.

Yes. WebApp Nepal builds online grocery and food delivery platforms for the Nepali market with weight-based pricing, perishable inventory management, delivery slot booking by time window, minimum order thresholds per delivery zone, and the operational dashboard needed to manage fresh product orders. We design grocery e-commerce around Nepal's delivery infrastructure - with different coverage zones, costs, and timelines for Kathmandu Valley versus areas outside it.

WebApp Nepal builds every e-commerce store with an admin dashboard designed for the business's team to operate independently. Through the dashboard, you add and update products, manage stock levels, process and update order statuses, generate packing slips and VAT-compliant invoices, run discount campaigns, and view sales reports. We provide training before handover so your team can manage every routine operation without developer support. We remain available for technical issues, feature additions, and maintenance.

Yes. WebApp Nepal provides ongoing e-commerce maintenance covering WooCommerce and plugin updates with compatibility testing, payment gateway API monitoring and updates, security monitoring and patching, performance optimization, automated backups, and technical support. E-commerce stores require more intensive maintenance than brochure websites because payment gateway APIs change, plugin updates affect checkout functionality, and any downtime directly costs sales. We recommend monthly maintenance plans for all active online stores in Nepal.

Yes. We integrate SMS notification systems for order confirmation, dispatch, and delivery updates - using Nepali SMS gateway providers such as Sparrow SMS and Aakash SMS. SMS notifications are important in Nepal because many customers track orders through SMS rather than email, particularly customers outside Kathmandu who may have less consistent smartphone data access. Order status SMS can be triggered automatically at each stage without manual intervention from your team.

ConnectIPS is Nepal's interbank payment system allowing direct payment from any NRB-member bank account. The integration requires generating a digital signature for each transaction using your ConnectIPS merchant credentials, handling the redirect and callback correctly, and verifying payment completion through ConnectIPS's verification API. We implement ConnectIPS for stores where direct bank payment is important to customers - particularly for higher-value purchases where buyers prefer bank-level payment certainty over wallet payments.

E-commerce websites for VAT-registered businesses in Nepal need to generate VAT-compliant invoices showing the seller's PAN or VAT registration number, the buyer's information, itemized products with prices, the 13% VAT amount separately displayed, and a total amount. We build invoice generation into the order management system so VAT-compliant invoices are produced automatically for every order and can be printed, emailed, or downloaded without manual calculation.

Contact WebApp Nepal to schedule an initial consultation. We discuss your products, current ordering process, payment preferences, delivery setup, target customers, and budget. Based on that conversation, we recommend the right platform and provide a detailed project proposal covering scope, timeline, and pricing - at no cost or obligation. If you agree to proceed, we begin with a discovery and design phase before development starts. Most e-commerce stores move from initial consultation to a live, selling website within 6 to 12 weeks depending on catalog size and project scope.