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E-commerce and payment gateway integration

Stores, checkout, and payment gateways — integrated into the stack you already have, or built as part of a new shop.

StripeRazorpayPayPalLaravelWooCommerce

Starting at

[PLACEHOLDER: starting price for E-commerce and Payments]

Gateway fees are yours. Our price is the build: checkout, webhooks, and the failure cases, not the transaction percentage.

  • Checkout that records an order only when payment actually succeeds
  • Webhook handling for success, failure, and refunds
  • A clear split between what the gateway does and what your app stores
  • Test-mode proof before any live keys are used

What we build

How this typically works

  1. 01

    Name the gateway

    Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or the one your bank already approved. We do not pick a new vendor for sport.

  2. 02

    List the money paths

    One-time, subscription, marketplace split, or refunds. Each is scoped.

  3. 03

    Build against test keys

    You see a successful payment and a failed payment before go-live.

  4. 04

    Go live with a checklist

    Live keys, webhook URLs, and who gets alerted if webhooks fail.

Taking payment on a website is a small feature until the first webhook fails, a customer is charged twice, or finance cannot match an order to a payout. This engagement is the checkout and the ledger behaviour around it, not a theme with a buy button dropped on top.

Who this is for

We do not resell payment processing. Gateway fees, reserves, and account approval are between you and the provider.

What we build

If you also need the storefront, that is part of the same quote only when we write it into the scope. A catalogue with filters and a custom checkout are different sizes of work.

Process and timeline

We name the gateway first. Then we list every path that moves money. A single one-off checkout on an existing app is a short fixed-price job once we see the code. Subscriptions, split payouts, or a marketplace take longer because the failure cases are the product.

You approve a test payment and a failed payment before launch. Go-live is a checklist: live keys, webhook endpoint, and who is notified if the endpoint starts returning errors.

What changes the price

Number of payment paths, whether tax calculation is in scope, whether we are touching an existing order system, and whether payouts to third parties are required. Engagement types are explained on pricing. The starting figure for this service stays blank until you supply the number you want published.

Laravel development when the shop is a Laravel app. APIs when checkout is a backend other clients call. Custom web applications when the storefront is custom.

[PLACEHOLDER: case study for E-commerce and Payments] — ask about similar projects on a scoping call.

faq

E-commerce and Payments FAQ

Do you build Shopify themes?

We integrate and extend. A pure theme-only job with no custom logic is usually the wrong engagement, and we will say so.

Can you add payments to an existing app?

Yes. That is a common job: an app that takes orders but still reconciles payment by hand.

Who holds the gateway account?

You do. We never ask you to route customer payments through an account we control.

What about subscriptions?

Subscriptions are in scope when you need them. They are priced separately from a single checkout because failed renewals and plan changes are real work.

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