QA Testing Services for SaaS Startups: How Vervali Works
How Vervali tests a SaaS startup's product: what to test first, when to outsource, manual or automation, the monthly cost at published rates, and how the free pilot…
Ecommerce Development for
Shopify, Magento and Custom
Storefronts, checkouts and integrations built and tested by one team. The quote names the stack, the catalogue, and the payment and shipping you already run, with coverage 9am to 1pm Eastern and delivery from India.
150+ clients
450+ projects
275+ engineers
15+ years
ISO/IEC 17025:2017Accredited testing laboratory
CMMI Maturity Level 3The process is written down and repeats
ISO 9001:2015Quality management
ISO/IEC 27001Information security
What We Build
Catalogue, checkout and the systems on the order path, on the stack the quote names, tested before the first paid order.
Storefront and Checkout
Catalogue, cart and the path a customer uses to pay. The build includes a checkout that authorises, captures and confirms an order. A theme with no payment path is not a finished store.
Shopify
Shopify and Shopify Plus storefronts, theme work and apps around the hosted checkout. The quote names markets, promotions and which apps stay. The Shopify engagement is Shopify development.
Magento
Magento and Adobe Commerce for large catalogues, multi-store setups and B2B price lists. Migration is scoped with the catalogue and the checkout, then tested before cutover. That engagement is Magento development.
WooCommerce
WordPress stores, plugins and checkout on WooCommerce, including the payment and fulfilment plugins the order actually uses. The WooCommerce engagement is WooCommerce development.
Custom and Headless
A custom core when contract pricing, stock rules or B2B approvals will not fit a package. A separate front end when the storefront should not live inside the platform. Those builds are custom ecommerce and headless ecommerce.
Payments and Shipping
Stripe, PayPal, Adyen and the carrier you already book, wired for authorise, capture, decline, refund and timeout. The quote lists every gateway and carrier. PCI DSS controls on the store are tested before go-live.
A theme that cannot take payment is not a store.
Free Store ReviewStore Problems We Fix
The leaks that show up once a store already has traffic.
Abandoned Carts
Shoppers reach the cart and leave. We rebuild the steps, the shipping reveal and the error states that stop the order.
Checkout Failures
Declines, timeouts and refunds the theme never handled. Each payment path is proved before a live customer hits it.
Manual Order Work
Staff re-keying orders into shipping, tax or the back office. Integrations move the order through without a second entry.
A Stack That No Longer Fits
The package cannot carry the price list, the stock path or the B2B rules. The quote names whether to extend the platform or move.
Tested Before It Takes Money
The same team that writes the store proves it can take money before launch.
Checkout and Payments
Authorise, capture, decline, refund and timeout, on the gateways the quote names, before a real customer pays.
Devices From Your Data
Phones, tablets and browsers taken from your analytics. Checkout gets the deepest pass, including mobile web.
Catalogue and Promotions
Search, variants, stock and the promotions that change the price a shopper actually pays.
Sale-Day Load
Traffic modelled on your own peaks through cart and payment. Deeper sale-day work runs through ecommerce testing.
Results From Ecommerce Engagements
Stores built and tested by the same team, measured in sales, abandonment and checkout speed.
Illinois · CAD-products retailer
The store was losing carts on a path that already had traffic. After the first quarter, online sales were up and cart abandonment was down.
30% more online sales50% less cart abandonmentBurlington · specialty retailer · WooCommerce
Manual processing was eating the operation, and the store was not converting the traffic it already had. After three months on WooCommerce, sales were up and manual work was down.
60% more online sales70% less manual processingPune · storefront built and tested
Critical bugs and a slow checkout were capping conversion. After six months, conversion was higher, critical bugs were fewer, and checkout was faster.
45% higher conversion60% fewer critical bugs50% faster checkoutHow a Store Build Runs
A named stack, a tested build and support after the first paid order.
Store Review
A free look at the catalogue, the checkout and where orders already leak, on the store you run today or the plan you have.
Stack and Quote
Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, headless or custom, named before anyone writes code, then a fixed price for that release.
Build and Test
Sprints with a working store to review, and the money path tested as it is built, including payments and the devices that already buy.
Launch and Support
Go-live checks, then a named support line for fixes and small catalogue changes. Longer version work is its own engagement.
Why Teams Choose Vervali for Ecommerce
One accountable team for the storefront and the test pass behind it.
Build and Test Together
Developers backed by an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab and CMMI Level 3 process, so the store that launches is the store that was tested.
The Stack the Store Needs
A package when it fits. Custom or headless when the rules will not. The quote names that choice before the first sprint.
Hours That Overlap
Working hours overlap 9am to 1pm Eastern, with delivery from India and one point of contact through launch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, headless and custom storefronts. The quote names the stack before anyone writes code. A package store is the path when catalogue, checkout and pricing already fit. Custom is the path when contract pricing, stock rules or B2B approvals will not sit on a package. Every store is tested on the money path before it takes a live order. Coverage is 9am to 1pm Eastern, with delivery from India.
The weeks follow the catalogue, the checkout and how many systems sit on the order path. A package storefront with a known theme and a short integration list is the shorter engagement. A custom core with ERP, tax and shipping on the same path takes longer. We name the weeks in the written quote after a free store review, once the first release is written down. Delivery is from India, with overlap 9am to 1pm Eastern.
The money path is checked on the phones, tablets and browsers that already generate orders, including mobile web, before go-live. The device list comes from your analytics. Checkout gets the deepest pass, because that is where most stores lose the sale. Responsive layout for catalogue, cart and checkout is part of the build. A free store review shows which devices already buy, and those devices are named in the quote.
Yes. We wire the payment and shipping you already run: authorise, capture, decline, refund and timeout. Stripe, PayPal and Adyen are included when they sit on checkout. FedEx, DHL or the carrier you already book is named in the quote. We test the PCI DSS controls on the store. Certification comes from a qualified assessor, and our evidence supports that review.
Yes. We move products, variants, customers and order history, then rebuild the theme and the payment path on the new stack. Redirects are mapped so the pages search already sends keep their place. Hosted checkout on Shopify works differently from Magento or WooCommerce, so the quote lists what will change before anyone migrates a catalogue. The new checkout is tested before the store takes a live order.
Speed, mobile usability, structured data and meta tags are built into the catalogue and product pages. Rankings still depend on content and competition. Checkout is proved before launch, because a broken payment path wastes the traffic search already sends. Peak-season load and accessibility reviews can be scoped in the same engagement when those are the risk. A free store review names the pages that already convert.
Yes. Support is a named line in the quote: fixes, small catalogue changes and the operating work the store still needs after the first paid order. Theme, plugin and platform updates can run on a monthly retainer. Longer version work is scoped as its own engagement. Coverage is 9am to 1pm Eastern, with delivery from India. A free store review shows what already has to stay live, so support is priced before launch.
Clutch lists Vervali at $25 to $49 per hour. A store build is quoted as a fixed price once the catalogue, checkout, stack and integrations are scoped. A package storefront and a custom core are different quotes. Ongoing theme, plugin and catalogue work can run on a monthly retainer. Tool licences, payment fees and extra device coverage are named in the estimate. The written price follows a free store review.
Email Us
Call Us
