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Manufacturing E-commerce & Marketplace Development

Your own storefront — or a multi-vendor marketplace — where you keep the customer relationship and the margin. Built around how manufacturing units actually operate.

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What is Manufacturing E-commerce & Marketplace Development?

Sabka Saathi builds an online store or marketplace for manufacturing units in India. Your own storefront — or a multi-vendor marketplace — where you keep the customer relationship and the margin. For manufacturing units specifically, that means bill of materials and stage-wise production tracking, work-in-progress and finished goods stock, and job costing with material, labour and overhead. Typical delivery is 6–14 weeks at ₹40,000 – ₹4,00,000+, built on Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and delivered remotely to factory owners and production managers anywhere in India.

Key points

Built specifically for manufacturing units, not adapted from a generic template
Catalogue, variants, pricing rules and inventory sync
UPI, card, netbanking and cash-on-delivery checkout
Delivered in 6–14 weeks, remotely, anywhere in India
Source code, documentation and team training handed over at the end

At a glance

Industry: Manufacturing
Service: E-commerce & Marketplace Development
Primary stack: Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL
Typical timeline: 6–14 weeks
Indicative price: ₹40,000 – ₹4,00,000+
Delivery model: Remote & hybrid, pan-India

200+ PROJECTS DELIVERED

99% CLIENT SATISFACTION

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Built for Manufacturing

Why manufacturing projects are different

E-commerce & Marketplace Development for manufacturing units is not the same project as it is for any other sector. In manufacturing, raw material becomes finished goods through stages, and the cost of a unit is only truly known once all of them are accounted for. That single fact changes what the software has to get right — and it is the thing generic, off-the-shelf products are least willing to accommodate. We build an online store or marketplace around it instead.

Most manufacturing units do not fail to adopt software because they dislike technology. They fail because the product on offer was designed for a different business and asks them to change their process to suit it. We start from your process. Factory owners and production managers tell us how the work happens today — including the parts that only exist in someone's head — and the online store or marketplace is shaped to that. You stop paying 20–30% of every order to a platform that owns your buyer's data.

The problems this solves

What manufacturing teams actually struggle with

Problem 01

Work-in-progress stock is invisible between stages

Catalogue, variants, pricing rules and inventory sync — built into the online store or marketplace rather than bolted on afterwards.

Problem 02

Actual production cost per unit is calculated long after the fact

UPI, card, netbanking and cash-on-delivery checkout — built into the online store or marketplace rather than bolted on afterwards.

Problem 03

Machine downtime and rejection rates are recorded on shop-floor paper

Order, shipping and returns workflow through to delivery — built into the online store or marketplace rather than bolted on afterwards.

What gets built

Included in every e-commerce & marketplace development project

Catalogue, variants, pricing rules and inventory sync
UPI, card, netbanking and cash-on-delivery checkout
Order, shipping and returns workflow through to delivery
Multi-vendor onboarding, commission and settlement, where needed
Abandoned-cart and re-order flows over WhatsApp

What manufacturing businesses need it to do

Shaped around your operation

Bill of materials and stage-wise production tracking
Work-in-progress and finished goods stock
Job costing with material, labour and overhead
Quality checks and rejection recording per batch

Technology we build it on

Next.jsNode.jsPostgreSQLRazorpayShiprocket APIRedis

How we deliver

From first call to handover

We start with a discovery call to map how your manufacturing operation runs today. You then see a clickable prototype before development is committed, so the shape of the thing is agreed while changing it is still cheap. Development runs in weekly builds you can open and use — not a black box that reappears at the end. Delivery takes 6–14 weeks for a typical manufacturing project, and we hand over source code, documentation and training.

Discovery

We map how the work happens today.

Prototype

You approve the shape before we build it.

Build

Weekly builds you can open and use.

Handover

Training, source code and documentation.

Questions

Manufacturing E-commerce & Marketplace Development FAQs

How much does Manufacturing E-commerce & Marketplace Development cost in India?

Manufacturing E-commerce & Marketplace Development from Sabka Saathi typically costs ₹40,000 – ₹4,00,000+, depending on scope. A focused build covering catalogue, variants, pricing rules and inventory sync sits at the lower end; a full system including multi-vendor onboarding, commission and settlement, where needed sits at the upper end. We quote a fixed price against an agreed scope after a free discovery call, so there is no hourly billing surprise.

How long does it take to build an online store or marketplace for manufacturing units?

A typical manufacturing online store or marketplace project takes 6–14 weeks from discovery to launch. You see a working prototype in the first two weeks and weekly builds after that, so progress is visible throughout rather than only at the end.

Why do manufacturing units need an online store or marketplace specifically?

Because raw material becomes finished goods through stages, and the cost of a unit is only truly known once all of them are accounted for. The direct consequence is one most manufacturing units will recognise: work-in-progress stock is invisible between stages. A generic product does not solve that — it needs bill of materials and stage-wise production tracking. You stop paying 20–30% of every order to a platform that owns your buyer's data.

What technology is used to build it?

We build on Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Razorpay, Shiprocket API, Redis. These are mainstream, well-documented technologies chosen deliberately so that any competent developer can maintain the system later — you are not locked into us. Source code and documentation are handed over at project close.

Do you work with manufacturing units outside major cities?

Yes. Delivery is remote — discovery calls, design reviews and weekly builds all happen online — so we work with manufacturing units across 258+ cities in 36 states, including district towns and smaller centres, on the same terms as metro clients.

Can it integrate with the software we already use?

Usually yes. We integrate with GST billing tools, Tally exports, payment gateways, WhatsApp Business API, logistics partners and most systems that expose an API or a file export. Where a system does not, we plan a migration path rather than forcing you to run both in parallel indefinitely.

Where we deliver