What can be included
- Product catalogue and collections
- Cart and checkout flows
- UPI/card payment integration
- Order notifications and admin workflows
- Speed, mobile UX and launch QA
Online stores with products, checkout, payments, order flows and admin control.
Best fit: brands, retailers, wholesalers and service businesses that want online payments or ordering.
A store earns when visitors find the product, trust the page and complete checkout without friction. KK Cyber plans the catalogue structure, checkout flow and back-office connections together, so orders, stock and payments stay consistent.
Catalogue and journey planning, design review, build with test orders, payment and shipping sandbox testing, launch checklist and post-launch monitoring.
Working with international teams. Selling across borders adds tax, currency, shipping and consent rules. We build the technical options you choose and flag where you need local tax or legal advice.
Prices on this site start from INR figures and can be viewed in another currency on the home page. All figures are indicative, and a written quotation confirms scope, taxes and invoice currency.
KK Cyber publishes an indicative planning range of ₹39,600 – ₹2,77,200. The binding quote depends on scope, integrations, content/data readiness, testing and deadline, and is confirmed in writing before work starts.
No. Published figures are indicative. The final price, scope, taxes and any recurring provider costs are confirmed in a written quotation.
KK Cyber is based in Punjab, India, and delivers remotely to clients in India and other countries using video calls, written documents, shared boards and agreed overlap hours.
Hosted platforms suit standard catalogues. Custom builds suit unusual pricing, workflows or integrations. We recommend after reviewing your needs.
Any gateway with a documented API. We test in the provider sandbox before taking real payments.
Yes. We start with a review of speed, checkout drop-off points and integrations before proposing changes.
You do. Credentials stay in server-side settings under your provider accounts.
No work starts until scope, timeline and final pricing are agreed.