CMS and eCommerce development on the platform that fits

For businesses choosing where their website or shop should live. We build on WordPress, Shopify, Magento and BigCommerce, and write custom store and ordering software when no platform fits, starting with a plain comparison of the options.

  • Platform advice before code
  • Themes, plugins, apps and modules
  • Migrations between platforms
  • Written quote before work starts

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Choosing a platform before choosing a design

The platform decision shapes running costs, who can edit what, and how hard it is to change course. WordPress suits content-led sites and smaller shops through WooCommerce, and you control the hosting. Shopify takes hosting and checkout off your hands in exchange for monthly fees and less freedom. Magento handles large catalogues and heavy customisation but needs serious hosting and developer time. BigCommerce sits in between: hosted, yet with open APIs and wholesale features. None of them is right for everyone, so we start with your products, team and budget rather than a favourite tool.

Sometimes the answer is not a platform at all. Dealer ordering portals, complex quotation flows or stores tied tightly to an ERP can be simpler as custom software, and our sales and ecommerce pages cover those routes. Whatever you choose, the same practical questions come up: who handles content updates, which payment gateways work in your country, how stock and orders reach your accounts, and what happens to search rankings when URLs change. We work through those early, so the build stage holds fewer surprises.

Services in CMS & eCommerce Development

  • WordPress Development — Custom WordPress themes, plugins and WooCommerce stores, built to load quickly, stay secure and be easy for your team to edit.
  • Shopify Development — Shopify store set-up, custom themes, apps and migrations, with checkout and payment options configured for the country you sell in.
  • Magento Development — Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce stores, custom modules, upgrades from older versions, performance tuning and wholesale catalogues for trade buyers.
  • BigCommerce Development — BigCommerce store builds, Stencil theme work, headless storefronts, wholesale features and migrations for retailers who want a hosted platform with open APIs.
  • Sales & Commerce Solutions — Dealer ordering portals, quotation and order management, price list control and field sales apps for manufacturers, distributors and wholesale businesses.
  • E-commerce Development — Online stores for retailers and brands, covering your own website versus marketplaces, catalogue, payments, shipping, stock sync and a mobile shopping app.
  • Website Design & Development — Business websites planned around clear content, designed and built mobile-first on a CMS your staff can edit, with domain, hosting and email set up.

How businesses use it

Content site that also sells

A training company publishes articles and course pages on WordPress, then adds a WooCommerce checkout for bookings, keeping content and sales under one login.

Brand tired of managing servers

A fashion label moves from a self-hosted store to Shopify so its small team can focus on products and campaigns instead of updates and outages.

Wholesaler with a deep catalogue

A supplier with many SKUs, trade price lists and ERP integration weighs Magento against BigCommerce, comparing hosting effort, licence costs and wholesale features before deciding.

Technologies we work with

WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Magento Open Source, Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, PHP, Liquid, Next.js, MySQL, Stripe, Razorpay

How we approach CMS & eCommerce Development

  1. Requirements and catalogue review — We look at your products, content, team skills and integrations to see which platforms are realistic contenders.
  2. Side-by-side platform comparison — You get a written comparison of running costs, limits and effort for the shortlisted platforms, not just a recommendation.
  3. Build on the chosen platform — Themes, extensions and integrations are built in stages with demos, so you see the store or site taking shape.
  4. Migration and go-live checks — Content, products and customers move across, redirects are mapped, and payments and emails are tested before the domain switches.

Why Jain Software

  • Building software since 2009, with a written quote before work starts.
  • One team for design, development, launch and support.
  • Head office in Raipur, a branch in Bhopal and Jain Software Inc in Newark, New Jersey.
  • ISO 9001:2015 certified and CMMI Level 3.

Questions about CMS & eCommerce Development

Which ecommerce platform should a small business start with?

If you sell a modest range and do not want to manage hosting, Shopify is usually the easiest start. If your site is mostly content with a small shop attached, WordPress with WooCommerce keeps everything in one place. Magento rarely makes sense for a small business. We are happy to talk it through on a short call before you spend anything.

What is the difference between a CMS and an ecommerce platform?

A CMS such as WordPress is built for publishing and managing pages, posts and media. An ecommerce platform such as Shopify, Magento or BigCommerce is built around products, carts, payments and orders. The lines blur, since WordPress can sell through WooCommerce and Shopify can publish blogs, so the question is which job matters more for you.

Can we switch platforms later if we outgrow one?

Yes, and many businesses do. Products, customers and orders can usually be exported and imported, though themes, custom code and some data such as saved passwords do not move across. Redirects protect existing links. Picking a platform with headroom for your growth plans makes a switch less likely, which is why we spend time on the choice.

Is headless commerce worth considering?

Headless splits the shop front from the commerce engine, so a custom front end, often in Next.js, talks to Shopify, BigCommerce or Magento through APIs. It gives design freedom and lets one catalogue feed several channels, but it adds a second codebase to host and maintain. For most stores a well-built theme is simpler and cheaper to run.

How do you price CMS and ecommerce projects?

Price depends on the platform, the amount of design and custom code, the data to migrate and the integrations needed. Platform subscriptions, licences and paid apps or plugins are separate and paid to those vendors. Once we understand the requirement on a call, you receive a written proposal with the stages and quote.

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Where we work

Raipur (head office) | Bhopal | Newark, NJ | India | USA | UK | All locations