FluentCart Development

FluentCart stores built by someone who runs one

I build FluentCart stores for digital products, subscriptions, and lean catalogs, and I sell my own products through FluentCart every day. You get a store built by a daily user, not someone reading the docs for the first time on your project.

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What you are buying

From ₹60,000Starting price, GST included
From $719In dollars
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Work delivered for, or alongside, teams at:

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What it costs

A complete store, priced per project.

FluentCart’s lean core keeps build time down, and the price reflects that. You get a tested, selling store, not a half-configured cart to finish yourself.

FluentCart store build
From ₹60,000 From $719per project · scoped and quoted upfront
  • FluentCart installed and configured on your hosting
  • Razorpay, Stripe, or PayPal wired in and test-purchased
  • Product catalog with variants, downloads, and licensing
  • Checkout flow tested across devices and payment methods
  • FluentCRM connected for cart recovery and purchase emails
  • Revenue and UTM tracking so you see what actually sells
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Custom FluentCart extension development is quoted separately when your store needs features the core doesn’t ship.

All prices include GST.

How this runs

You will know the price and the plan before I touch anything.

1

Map

We list your products, payment needs, and email flows before anything gets installed. If FluentCart isn’t the right fit for your catalog, this is where I say so.

You leave with: a written scope and a fixed quote.

2

Build

FluentCart, gateways, product pages, and FluentCRM get configured and connected on your hosting. Gaps in core behavior get closed with custom extension code, the same way I close them on my own store.

You leave with: a working store you can click through on staging.

3

Test

I buy from the store myself: cards, UPI, refunds, license delivery, and the recovery emails. Every path a customer can take gets walked before launch.

You leave with: a tested checkout and a test-purchase log.

4

Hand over

The store goes live and you get a walkthrough of products, orders, coupons, and emails. Running it day to day shouldn’t need a developer.

You leave with: a live store you can operate yourself.

A note from me

How I build on FluentCart

This isn’t a platform I read about and resell. My own products sell through FluentCart, and when it lacked features I needed, I built extensions for it. That daily use is the difference between configuring a cart and knowing where it bites.

I check the honest boundaries first. FluentCart is excellent for digital products, licenses, subscriptions, and lean catalogs. If you’re running a 5,000-product physical store with complex shipping, WooCommerce is the better tool and I’ll tell you so on the first call.

And I wire FluentCRM in from day one. A store without recovery emails and purchase follow-ups is leaving its easiest revenue on the table.

— Gaurav

Before you write in

This isn’t for every site.

Worth starting

  • You sell digital products, licenses, courses, or subscriptions.
  • You want a lean WordPress-native store instead of WooCommerce’s weight.
  • You already use FluentCRM or other Fluent tools and want them talking to your store.
  • You want the store built by someone who runs FluentCart in production daily.
  • You’re moving off Gumroad, Payhip, or a SaaS cart that takes a cut of every sale.

Look elsewhere

  • Your budget is under ₹40,000. A payment gateway setup on your existing site is the smarter first step.
  • You run a large physical catalog with complex shipping. WooCommerce fits that better, and I’ll say so.
  • You need an ecosystem of hundreds of ready-made add-ons today. FluentCart’s extension ecosystem is younger than WooCommerce’s.
  • You want guaranteed sales numbers. A store converts traffic; it can’t promise revenue.
  • You need product content, artwork, or course material created. That’s separate scope.

If you want to:

  • Sell digital products from a store that loads fast and stays simple
  • Skip the plugin pile-up that drags most WordPress stores down
  • Own your platform with no per-sale cut going to a SaaS
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Common questions

Not answered here? Ask directly and you will hear back within 24 hours.

Projects start at ₹60,000, and that price includes GST. The final quote depends on catalog size, migrations, and whether you need custom extension work, and you get it in writing before the build starts.

For digital products and subscriptions, FluentCart is leaner: fewer queries, a modern admin, and no extension sprawl. I trust it enough to run my own store on it. For big physical catalogs, WooCommerce still wins, and I build both, so the recommendation isn’t biased by what I can deliver.

That’s the situation I know best. I’ve built my own FluentCart extensions when the core didn’t cover what my store needed, and I do the same for client stores. If a gap can’t be closed sensibly, I’ll tell you before you commit, not after.

Yes. Products, customers, and order history move over where the source platform allows export, and I confirm FluentCart actually suits your catalog before recommending the switch. Migration effort is part of the written quote.

It’s newer than WooCommerce, and its add-on ecosystem is smaller. That’s a real tradeoff, not a footnote. In exchange you get a faster, cleaner core from the team behind FluentCRM. I accept that tradeoff on my own store; whether it fits yours is exactly what the scoping call settles.

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Gaurav Tiwari

About me

So, who’s building your store?

I sell my own products through the same stack I would build for you.

Store owners hire me because I break my own checkout before a customer can.

I was a teacher before I was a developer. I taught mathematics to competitive-exam students, which is why I explain hard things plainly instead of hiding behind jargon.

What I am actually good at is the join: technical SEO, fast front-ends, and content treated as one system instead of three vendors blaming each other.

  • Runs his own FluentCart storefront
  • Author of GT Extensions for FluentCart
  • $38M+ client revenue influenced
  • Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree and Stripe in production
  • 850+ clients since 2008
  • Building for the web since 2008
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Tell me what you want to sell.

Describe your products and where you sell them today. I’ll reply with whether FluentCart fits, what the build covers, a fixed price, and a start date.

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