Your customers already browse your site on their phone. Clicks Bazaar is an ecommerce app development company that does what a browser just can't, push notifications that actually bring people back, one-tap reordering, an experience that loads fast even on a bad connection. Strategy, design, build, store submission, one team handles all of it.
We've gone through hundreds of ecommerce apps at this point, and it's basically the same story every time. A webview dressed up to look native. Checkout asking for card details from scratch, again, even though you paid last week. Search that barely functions. People download it, try it once, delete it by Friday.
Usually the brand handed this to whoever was cheapest on a freelance marketplace, got back a templated build that ignores platform rules, and shipped it without testing against how people actually shop. That's the real gap, a generic app factory versus an ecommerce app development company that actually gets buying behavior on a phone.
Filtering, wishlists, one-tap checkout, push notifications, all synced straight to your Shopify or WooCommerce backend.
Get Started →Sellers run their own catalogues and track payouts from inside the app, buyers get comparison and split shipping.
Get Started →Live inventory, slot scheduling, rider tracking, the customer app and admin dashboard working as one connected system.
Get Started →Bulk orders, tiered pricing, credit terms, built around how B2B actually gets done in India, not a generic template.
Get Started →Points, referrals, tiered perks, the stuff that turns a one-time buyer into someone who comes back.
Get Started →Session tracking and funnel analysis baked in, plus Firebase or Mixpanel if you need deeper behavioral data.
Get Started →We dig into your catalogue, your competitors' apps, and how customers actually behave, then map the feature set before touching code.
Every screen mapped out, tappable prototypes built so the purchase flow gets tested before any visual work starts.
Design that feels genuinely native on each platform, every screen state thought through, not just the happy path.
Two-week sprints, working builds each time, payments and inventory sync wired in as we go, not bolted on at the end.
Real devices, real beta users catching real edge cases. Store submission handled end to end, 94% approved first try.
Crash analytics from day one, 60 days of free support, then ongoing maintenance and ASO after that.
We've been shipping shopping apps since 2015, across fashion, grocery, and B2B wholesale. That range is honestly what separates us from an android app development company or ios app development company treating every build the same regardless of what it's actually for. Clients keep telling us this commerce-first depth is the thing that sets us apart from a typical ios app development firm or app development agency shipping the same generic template on repeat.
When businesses compare an ecommerce app development company against a general app development agency, it usually comes down to one question: does this team actually understand checkout psychology, or do they just know how to compile code and call it done.
"A fashion D2C brand came to us after their webview-based app sat stuck at a 1.8-star rating. We rebuilt it native in React Native, proper push notifications, one-tap checkout. Ninety days later the rating hit 4.7 stars, downloads passed 85,000, and 34% of total revenue was coming through the app."
View Full Case Studies →A standard build, cart, checkout, push notifications, usually runs 8 to 12 weeks. Add loyalty programs or multi-vendor support and it stretches to 14 to 18.
Both, honestly depends on the project. Swift and Kotlin for native, React Native or Flutter when cross-platform actually makes more sense, not a fixed answer like you'd get from an ios app development firm that only offers one option no matter what.
Varies a fair bit, a straightforward catalogue app and a full multi-vendor marketplace are nowhere near the same price. We'll give you a real figure once we know your feature list.
Yes, that's standard on every build, not something tacked on as an extra later.
Yes, screenshots, ASO metadata, compliance review, all handled in-house. First-time approval sits around 94%.
60 days free, then ongoing plans for OS updates and new features, something a lot of freelance builds and even some android app development company setups just don't offer once the invoice is paid.
Partly. Catalogue browsing can work offline with the right caching in place. Checkout obviously still needs a connection.
A generic mobile app development company builds whatever spec you hand them. An ecommerce app development company starts from checkout conversion and retention first, then builds everything else around that, not the other way round.