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Bhaktapur, Nepal · Est. 2022

E-commerce Website Development in Nepal

Antbytelabs builds e-commerce websites and online stores in Bhaktapur, Nepal with the payment methods Nepali shoppers actually use — eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, and cash-on-delivery. Stores start from $700, with inventory, orders, a clean admin panel, and full source-code ownership. Fast, mobile-first, and SEO-ready — built to sell, not just to look good.

Reviewed by the Antbytelabs engineering team · Last updated June 2026

What does your e-commerce store include?

Everything you need to start selling online in Nepal — owned by you.

Local payments

eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, ConnectIPS, cards, and cash-on-delivery — the way Nepal pays.

Inventory & orders

Product, stock, order, and customer management in a clean admin panel.

Fast & SEO-ready

Quick-loading storefronts tuned for Core Web Vitals and Google Shopping.

Mobile-first

Most Nepali shoppers buy on mobile — your store is built for them first.

How a store gets built

Four stages, with a clickable demo at the end of every two-week sprint so you can try the cart and checkout long before launch.

01

Store strategy

Catalogue structure, how customers find and buy, and which platform fits, settled before any design or code.

02

Store design

Product pages, collections, cart and checkout designed around buying, on a phone first.

03

Build and integrate

Payment gateways, delivery, inventory and any CRM or accounting link wired up and tested end to end before launch.

04

Launch and improve

Go live, watch where real shoppers drop off, and fix the pages that lose them.

What it gets built with

We pick the platform for your catalogue and budget, not the other way round.

Platforms

  • Next.js storefront
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • Medusa.js

Payments

  • eSewa
  • Khalti
  • Fonepay
  • Stripe
  • PayPal

Inventory & orders

  • Shopify Admin
  • WooCommerce
  • Odoo
  • Custom admin

Marketing

  • Google Shopping
  • Meta Pixel
  • Klaviyo
  • Mailchimp

E-commerce development in Nepal — frequently asked questions

How much does an e-commerce website cost in Nepal?

An online store in Nepal starts from NPR 60,000 for a standard catalog-and-checkout site, with larger multi-vendor or custom platforms ranging higher. International clients are quoted in USD (from roughly $700). Antbytelabs sends a fixed-price quote after a free discovery call.

Which payment gateways can you integrate in Nepal?

We integrate the payment methods Nepali shoppers actually use — eSewa, Khalti, IME Pay, ConnectIPS, and cards via local acquirers — plus cash-on-delivery. For international stores we integrate Stripe, PayPal, and Razorpay.

How long does it take to build an online store?

A standard store takes 3–5 weeks; a custom or multi-vendor marketplace takes 8–12 weeks. We deliver in two-week sprints with a clickable demo each sprint, so you can test the cart and checkout flow early.

Do you build custom stores or use Shopify / WooCommerce?

Both. We build custom Next.js storefronts when you need full control and speed, and we set up Shopify or WooCommerce when that's the faster, cheaper fit. We'll recommend the option that matches your budget and roadmap — not the one that pays us more.

Can you add inventory, orders, and an admin panel?

Yes. Every store comes with product and inventory management, order tracking, customer accounts, discounts, and a clean admin panel — plus analytics so you can see what's selling and where buyers drop off.

Will I own the store and be able to manage it myself?

Yes. You own the full source code and can add products, run promotions, and fulfil orders from the admin panel without calling us. We provide training and optional ongoing support.

Can you migrate my existing store?

Yes. Products, customers, order history and URLs move across, and every old product and category URL is redirected to its new equivalent so the search traffic you already earn is carried over rather than reset. We check the redirects against your existing sitemap before switching over.

How do you optimise an online store for search?

Each product page gets a unique title and meta description, Product schema in JSON-LD and a clean URL. Category pages handle filters and sorting without creating duplicate pages, and images are compressed, lazy-loaded and given real alt text. That groundwork is part of the build, not an add-on.

Ready to start selling online?

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll scope your store, recommend the right platform and payment setup, and send a fixed-price quote within three business days.