Shopify vs WooCommerce in Pakistan: Which Is Best for E-Commerce in 2026-27?
Shopify vs WooCommerce in Pakistan: Which Is Best for E-Commerce in 2026-27?
Imagine you want to open a clothing shop. Option one: rent a ready-made shop in a well-managed mall. The lights, security, parking and cleaning are all taken care of, and you pay rent every month. Option two: buy your own plot and build the shop yourself. It costs less every month, and everything belongs to you, but you must look after the walls, the wiring and the guards.
That is exactly the difference between Shopify and WooCommerce. And every new online seller in Pakistan reaches this crossroads on day one: Should I build my store on Shopify, or set it up on WordPress using WooCommerce?
Global articles usually compare these platforms from a Western point of view. But the Pakistani market is different. Our retail runs heavily on Cash on Delivery (COD) (کیش آن ڈیلیوری), local couriers (TCS, Leopards, PostEx, Trax), mobile wallets (JazzCash, Easypaisa), and PKR, where dollar-billed subscriptions hurt the monthly budget. Also, Shopify's own payment system is not available in Pakistan. So the "best" platform here may not be the best one in the USA.
In this guide I compare both across pricing in rupees, setup speed, local payments, COD, courier tools, speed, SEO, security and real running costs. I will also give you step-by-step setup lists for both, so you can launch quickly after you decide.
- The core difference: Hosted SaaS vs Self-Hosted Open Source
- Shopify: Pros, cons & 2026-27 pricing
- WooCommerce: Pros, cons & real hosting costs
- COD and local payment gateways in Pakistan
- Website speed and mobile conversion optimization
- Ready for Meta & TikTok ads?
- SEO, security and maintenance
- First-year financial comparison matrix (in PKR)
- Master comparison table
- Step-by-step launch checklists for both platforms
- Switching later: migration basics
- Other options worth knowing
- Final verdict: Which should you choose?
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Frequently asked questions
The short answer: Choose Shopify if you want to launch fast, run heavy Meta/TikTok ads without technical worries, and you are happy to pay in dollars for convenience. Choose WooCommerce if you want full ownership, lower running costs, and flexible local gateway and courier setups, and you can manage (or hire someone for) hosting and updates. Important for Pakistan: Shopify Payments is not available here, so on Shopify you will use COD plus a third-party gateway app, which adds cost and setup.
- Shopify pricing (US list prices): Starter $5, Basic $39 per month ($29 on yearly billing), Grow $105 ($79 yearly), Advanced $399 ($299 yearly). New stores usually get a 3-day free trial and then $1 per month for the first 3 months.
- Shopify Payments is still unavailable in Pakistan. Pakistani merchants rely on COD (a manual payment method) and third-party gateway apps.
- COD is still about 9 out of 10 online orders in Pakistan, with return rates of 25% to 30% commonly reported.
- New tax rules for e-commerce. Since July 2025, couriers collect withholding tax on COD parcels and sellers are expected to be registered. These rules affect both platforms equally. See our courier comparison guide for details.
- AI tools everywhere. Both platforms now offer AI features for product descriptions and store building. They save time, but you still need to edit the result.
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1. The Core Difference: Hosted SaaS vs Self-Hosted Open Source
To make an informed decision, you must understand how both platforms work under the hood:
- Shopify (Hosted SaaS) (ہر چیز تیار، ماہانہ کرائے پر): Shopify is an all-in-one hosted e-commerce platform. They manage the servers, security patches, SSL certificates, and software updates. You log in and start selling.
- WooCommerce (Self-Hosted Plugin) (اپنی ملکیت، اپنی ذمہ داری): WooCommerce is a free e-commerce plugin built on top of WordPress. You buy your own domain and hosting, install WordPress, add WooCommerce, and take 100% control of your site, your data and your security.
| Who handles... | Shopify | WooCommerce |
|---|---|---|
| Servers and hosting | Shopify | You (or your hosting company) |
| Security updates | Shopify | You (WordPress, theme and plugin updates) |
| Backups (ڈیٹا کی محفوظ کاپی) | Shopify | You (or your host or a backup plugin) |
| Checkout design | Shopify (limited changes) | You (very flexible) |
| Data ownership | You own your data but live inside Shopify's system | You own everything, including the database |
| Cost style | Monthly subscription in USD | Domain + hosting + optional paid plugins |
2. Shopify: Pros, Cons & 2026-27 Pricing
Shopify remains the gold standard for many global dropshippers because it is plug-and-play and reliable. Here is what it costs and what you get.
Shopify plans (US list prices, 2026)
| Plan | Monthly billing | Yearly billing (per month) | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $5 | $5 | Selling via social media links without a full website (most stores outgrow it) |
| Basic | $39 | $29 | Most new Pakistani stores |
| Grow | $105 | $79 | Growing stores with higher sales and more staff |
| Advanced | $399 | $299 | Large stores with advanced reports |
New stores usually get a 3-day free trial and then $1 per month for the first 3 months on the main plans. After that, the normal price starts. So do not plan your profit using the $1 offer. Plan with $39 or $29 per month.
At an example rate of Rs. 280 per USD, Basic costs about Rs. 10,900 per month on monthly billing, or about Rs. 97,000 per year on yearly billing ($348). Exchange rates change, so use today's rate. Every time the dollar rises, your monthly cost rises too.
Shopify pros
- Launch in a day. Choose a theme, add products and you can start selling quickly.
- Mobile-friendly checkout. Shopify's checkout is well tested, which matters when most of your traffic comes from phones.
- No server worries. No hosting, SSL, backups or security patches to manage. Traffic spikes during sale days are handled by Shopify.
- Big app ecosystem for reviews, upsells, abandoned cart recovery (ادھوری چھوڑی گئی خریداری واپس لانا), COD forms, courier booking and WhatsApp confirmation.
- Good for Meta and TikTok ads. Pixel and Conversions API setup is straightforward through Shopify's sales channels.
Shopify cons (especially for Pakistan)
- Billed in US dollars. You need a card that works for international payments, and the rupee cost can rise with the exchange rate. Pakistani taxes on international digital services may also add to your bill.
- Shopify Payments is not available in Pakistan. You must use COD as a manual payment method and third-party gateway apps for cards and wallets. Merchants report that some gateways fail, need approval or are limited.
- Extra transaction fee on third-party gateways. Shopify charges an additional fee when you use a gateway other than Shopify Payments. The rate is higher on Basic and lower on bigger plans, so check Shopify's current fee table for the exact figure.
- Apps add up. Many useful apps charge $5 to $30 per month each.
- Less control. You can customise a lot, but checkout and URL structure have limits.
3. WooCommerce: Pros, Cons & Real Hosting Costs
WooCommerce powers roughly a third of online stores worldwide by some trackers, and it is loved by budget-conscious entrepreneurs. The plugin is free, but a store is more than a plugin. Here is what you actually pay for.
| Item | What it is | Rough cost |
|---|---|---|
| Domain (ویب سائٹ کا نام) | Your store name, like mystore.pk or mystore.com | About $10 to $20 per year |
| Hosting (ویب سائٹ رکھنے کی جگہ) | The server where your store lives | Budget plans start low, but stores with ad traffic usually need better hosting. Think roughly $5 to $25 per month |
| Theme (ڈیزائن ٹیمپلیٹ) | The look of your store | Free options exist. Premium themes roughly $40 to $80 one-time |
| Plugins (اضافی فیچرز) | Payments, COD rules, couriers, SEO, speed, security | Many free; premium ones often $30 to $150 per year each |
| Maintenance | Updates, backups, fixing problems | Your time, or a freelancer's fee |
These are rough ranges from market guides and hosting price lists. Prices differ by company and offer, so check the provider's current page.
WooCommerce pros
- The software is free. You pay for domain, hosting and optional extras. Many sellers pay in PKR through local hosting companies.
- No platform transaction fee on your sales (your payment gateway still charges its own fee).
- Total freedom. You can change checkout, add rules and shape the database as you like.
- Flexible COD rules. Charging a COD fee, restricting COD by city, asking for an advance on risky orders, or OTP phone verification are possible through plugins.
- Great for content and SEO because it sits on WordPress.
- Easy to connect local gateways and couriers through plugins or a developer.
WooCommerce cons
- You are the manager. You must handle updates, security, backups, caching and performance.
- Plugin conflicts. Too many plugins can slow the site or break checkout after an update.
- Cheap hosting hurts. A slow server means lost sales, especially with Meta and TikTok traffic.
- "Free" is not always cheap. Premium plugins, hosting upgrades and developer help can add up.
Platform selection is only the first step. To succeed in Pakistani retail, you need accurate shipping calculators and proven supplier directories.
- Compare live city-wise COD shipping rates instantly using our Free COD Courier Rate Calculator (TCS, Leopard, M&P & PostEx).
- Access verified wholesale suppliers and inventory sheets in our Pakistani E-Commerce & Dropshipping Master Toolkit (Rs. 1,499).
- Keep your store lightning-fast by compressing product images locally using our free browser-based WebP Image Optimizer.
4. COD and Local Payment Gateways in Pakistan
Because retail in Pakistan relies so heavily on COD, this section can decide your platform. A payment gateway (آن لائن ادائیگی وصول کرنے کا نظام) is the service that lets customers pay by card or wallet on your checkout.
Cash on Delivery on each platform
- On WooCommerce: Cash on Delivery is a built-in payment option. You can switch it on in the payment settings, and plugins let you add COD fees, limit COD by city or order value, ask for a small advance, or add OTP phone verification.
- On Shopify: COD is set up as a manual payment method in the payments settings. It works, but advanced features (COD order forms, fake order filters, WhatsApp or call confirmation) usually need paid third-party apps.
Cards, JazzCash, Easypaisa and bank payments
- On WooCommerce: Pakistani gateway plugins and aggregators such as PayFast and Safepay offer ways to accept cards and local wallets in PKR. Choose a gateway with an official or well-reviewed plugin and test a real payment before launch.
- On Shopify: Because Shopify Payments is not available in Pakistan, you must use third-party apps or gateways. Merchant communities mention options such as Safepay, bSecure (a local aggregator for JazzCash, Easypaisa and banks) and UnumPay, and some international options such as Payoneer-based checkout. Availability and approval can vary, and several sellers report "not available in your country" errors for some gateways. Check the app's current Pakistan support before paying for anything.
- Gateway fees: Local wallet and card gateways commonly charge around 2% to 3% per transaction, according to e-commerce guides. On Shopify you may pay Shopify's extra third-party fee on top.
Suppose you sell Rs. 500,000 per month through online gateways. If your gateway charges 2.5% (Rs. 12,500) and Shopify adds a 2% third-party fee on Basic (Rs. 10,000), you pay about Rs. 22,500 in fees. On WooCommerce you would pay the gateway fee only (Rs. 12,500). Since most Pakistani orders are still COD, the difference may be smaller for you, but it grows as digital payments grow. Always check the current fee tables.
COD safety tools you will want on either platform
- Order confirmation by WhatsApp or phone before dispatch.
- Phone number and address validation at checkout.
- A blocklist for customers with repeated returns.
- A small advance or token for expensive or risky orders (test its effect on sales).
Courier connections
Both platforms can connect to Pakistani couriers (TCS, Leopards, PostEx, Trax, M&P and others) through apps and plugins, and many sellers also use courier aggregator tools. Shopify has apps that book multiple Pakistani couriers from one screen. WooCommerce has similar plugins, or a developer can connect courier APIs directly. Whichever you choose, check that the tool supports your courier and automatic tracking updates. For a deeper comparison of the couriers themselves, read our courier guide.
5. Website Speed and Mobile Conversion Optimization
Most traffic for Pakistani online stores arrives on mobile phones, especially from Meta and TikTok ads. Check your own Google Analytics, but a share of 80% or more mobile is common. If your site is slow on a 4G connection, people leave before they see your product.
Google's "good" targets for Core Web Vitals (ویب سائٹ کی رفتار اور استعمال کے معیار) are: the main content appears in 2.5 seconds or less (LCP), the page responds to taps quickly (INP of about 200 ms or less), and the layout does not jump around (CLS of 0.1 or less).
- Shopify: Speed is handled on Shopify's global servers, so you mostly control theme choice, app count and image size. Too many apps and heavy themes can still slow it down.
- WooCommerce: It can be just as fast, but only with good hosting, a lightweight theme, caching (صفحہ جلدی کھولنے کی تکنیک), a CDN and compressed images.
- Choose hosting with SSD or NVMe storage, caching support and servers close to your customers.
- Use a lightweight theme and avoid heavy page-builder layouts on product pages.
- Install one good caching plugin, not three.
- Convert product images to WebP and keep them small (our free WebP optimizer helps).
- Remove plugins you do not use.
- Test on PageSpeed Insights using mobile mode, then fix the biggest warnings first.
6. Ready for Meta & TikTok Ads?
Both platforms work well with ads. What matters is how clean your tracking and checkout are.
| Ad need | Shopify | WooCommerce |
|---|---|---|
| Meta Pixel and Conversions API (ٹریکنگ کا مضبوط طریقہ) | Connect through the Facebook and Instagram sales channel | Use the official Meta plugin for WooCommerce |
| TikTok Pixel | Connect via the TikTok channel or app | Use a TikTok plugin or tag manager |
| Product catalogue / feed | Easy sync through channels | Possible with plugins |
| Checkout speed on mobile | Very well tested | Depends on your theme, plugins and hosting |
| Handling traffic spikes | Handled by Shopify | Depends on hosting plan |
If you plan to spend heavily on ads from day one and have no technical help, Shopify gives you fewer things that can break. If you have a developer or good hosting, WooCommerce can do the job at lower running cost. Whichever you choose, test a full purchase and check that the Purchase event appears in your ad platform before you spend a rupee.
7. SEO, Security and Maintenance
| Area | Shopify | WooCommerce |
|---|---|---|
| SEO (گوگل میں اوپر آنا) | Good basics: editable titles, descriptions, sitemap, free SSL. URL structure is fixed (for example /products/ and /collections/) | Deep control through WordPress and SEO plugins: custom URLs, schema, strong blogging features |
| Blogging | Basic blog | Excellent, since it runs on WordPress |
| Security | Handled by Shopify, including SSL and payment security | Your job: updates, strong passwords, security plugin, SSL, backups |
| Backups | Shopify keeps the platform safe; you should still export your products and orders regularly | Use daily automatic backups stored outside your hosting |
| Downtime risk | Low | Depends on host and plugins |
| Your time per month | Low | Medium (updates, checks) unless you hire help |
8. First-Year Financial Comparison Matrix (in PKR)
Let us calculate three realistic first-year scenarios. We use an example rate of Rs. 280 per USD. These are rough planning numbers, not quotes. Please replace them with today's prices.
| Cost Element | Shopify (Basic Plan) | WooCommerce (Self-Hosted) |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting / Platform | ~$348 to $468 per year (USD) | ~$40 to $120 per year for budget hosting; more for managed cloud hosting |
| Domain Name | ~$15 to $20 per year | ~$10 to $20 per year |
| Plugins / Apps | $20 to $80+ per month (apps add up) | Mostly free or minimal annual fees; premium ones extra |
| Developer Maintenance | Low (handled by Shopify) | Optional (depends on your technical skill) |
Three example budgets
| Scenario | What is included | USD / year | About PKR / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lean WooCommerce | Budget hosting $60, domain $15, plugins $50 | $125 | Rs. 35,000 |
| Solid WooCommerce (recommended for ad traffic) | Better managed hosting $200, domain $15, premium plugins $120 | $335 | Rs. 93,800 |
| Lean Shopify | Basic on yearly billing $348, domain $15, 2 apps at $10 per month $120 | $483 | Rs. 135,200 |
On top of this, Shopify may charge extra transaction fees on third-party gateway sales, and WooCommerce may need a freelancer's fee for setup or repairs. If you pay a developer to set up and maintain WooCommerce, the gap shrinks. If you do the work yourself, your time is the hidden cost.
Ask: "Which setup gives me the most profit after fees and my time?" A store that is down for one day during a sale, or has a broken checkout, can lose more than a year of hosting savings. And a store you cannot afford to run is worse than a simple one that works.
9. Master Comparison Table
| Factor | Shopify | WooCommerce | Edge for Pakistan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | Hours to 1 day | 1 to 7 days for a careful setup | Shopify |
| Monthly running cost | Higher, in USD | Lower, often payable in PKR | WooCommerce |
| COD flexibility | Manual method plus apps | Built-in plus flexible plugins | WooCommerce |
| Local wallets and gateways | Third-party apps; availability varies | More plugin options and developer freedom | WooCommerce |
| Native Shopify Payments | Not available in Pakistan | Not applicable | Neutral |
| Courier connection | Apps for many Pakistani couriers | Plugins or custom API work | Even |
| Mobile checkout quality | Excellent, ready to use | Good if built and hosted well | Shopify |
| Traffic spike handling | Excellent | Depends on your hosting plan | Shopify |
| SEO and content control | Good | Excellent | WooCommerce |
| Security workload | Low | Medium to high | Shopify |
| Data ownership and freedom | Good, with platform limits | Full ownership | WooCommerce |
| Beginner friendliness | Very high | Medium | Shopify |
| Dollar exposure | High | Low to medium | WooCommerce |
10. Step-by-Step Launch Checklists
A. Launch a Shopify store (7 steps)
- Sign up and pick a plan. Start the free trial. Make sure you have a card that supports international payments for billing.
- Add your products. Use clear photos, a short benefit-led description, price, and variants (size, colour).
- Choose a clean, fast theme. Do not install five apps in the first week.
- Set up payments. Turn on Cash on Delivery as a manual payment method. Then install and test a Pakistan-supported gateway app if you want cards and wallets.
- Set shipping. Add your delivery charges by city or flat rate and connect a courier booking app.
- Add legal pages and trust. Return policy, privacy policy, contact page, WhatsApp button and reviews.
- Connect tracking and test. Install Meta Pixel and Conversions API, place a test COD order on a phone, and confirm the Purchase event.
B. Launch a WooCommerce store (10 steps)
- Buy a domain and choose reliable hosting suitable for e-commerce traffic.
- Install WordPress and enable the free SSL certificate (محفوظ کنکشن) so your site opens with https.
- Install WooCommerce and run its setup wizard (currency PKR, country, shipping zones).
- Choose a lightweight theme and set up a clean menu and product pages.
- Add products with optimised WebP images.
- Enable Cash on Delivery and add rules (COD fee, city limits, advance for risky orders) with a trusted plugin.
- Connect a local gateway (card and wallet) and test a real small payment.
- Connect your courier plugin and test booking and tracking.
- Install essentials only: one SEO plugin, one caching plugin, one security plugin, and a backup plugin with off-site storage.
- Add legal pages, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, place test orders on a phone, and check page speed.
Place at least 3 test orders on a real phone using mobile data. Check the order email, the courier booking, the Purchase event in your ad account, and the speed of the product page. A broken checkout wastes ad money immediately.
11. Switching Later: Migration Basics
Yes, you can move from one platform to the other as you grow. Products, customers and orders can usually be exported and imported with CSV files or migration tools. But plan carefully:
- Redirects matter. Set up 301 redirects (پرانے لنک سے نئے لنک پر منتقلی) so your Google rankings do not disappear.
- Customer passwords usually cannot be moved, so customers may need to reset them.
- Reviews, apps and custom features may need to be rebuilt.
- Do it in a quiet season, not just before 11.11 or Black Friday.
- Keep the old store running until the new one is fully tested.
A common smart path: test a product quickly on Shopify using the cheap trial offer, and if the business works, decide whether to stay or move to a lower-cost setup later.
12. Other Options Worth Knowing
- Pakistan-built store platforms that bundle local payments and couriers, often with PKR pricing. They can be convenient, but compare their fees, exports, support and long-term lock-in (ایک ہی کمپنی پر انحصار) carefully before you commit.
- Custom development: a developer builds a store for you. The upfront cost is higher, but you can get exactly what you need. Always ask who owns the code and who maintains it.
- Marketplaces like Daraz: useful for extra sales, but you do not own the customer relationship. Many sellers run their own store and a marketplace shop.
- Social-first selling with WhatsApp and Instagram can work in the very beginning, but a proper store helps you track orders, run ads and build trust.
13. Final Verdict: Which Should You Choose?
Choose Shopify if: You are a beginner with a decent starting budget, want to launch within 48 hours, plan to run heavy ad campaigns immediately, and want the fewest technical headaches. Be ready for dollar billing, third-party gateway apps and app costs.
Choose WooCommerce if: You want lower running overheads, need complete flexibility over local COD, courier and payment setups, care about SEO and content, and are willing to learn basic WordPress maintenance or hire someone to do it.
Answer these 4 questions
| Question | If your answer is... | Lean towards |
|---|---|---|
| 1. How soon must the store be live? | This week | Shopify |
| 2. Can you (or a helper) manage hosting, updates and backups? | Yes | WooCommerce |
| 3. Is dollar billing a problem for your cash flow? | Yes | WooCommerce |
| 4. Will you spend heavily on ads from week one with no technical support? | Yes | Shopify |
If your answers are mixed, start with the option that lets you sell fastest and safest. A working store with real orders teaches you more than a perfect plan.
| Seller type | Suggested start |
|---|---|
| First-time dropshipper testing products | Shopify trial, or lean WooCommerce if you are technical |
| Established shop moving online (existing customers, COD heavy) | WooCommerce with solid hosting |
| Brand with ad budget and a small team, no developer | Shopify |
| Content-led brand (blog, guides, SEO) | WooCommerce |
| Seller needing many local wallet options at low cost | WooCommerce, or a Pakistan-built platform after comparing |
14. Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Choosing only by price. Include apps, gateway fees, hosting quality and your time.
- Buying the cheapest hosting for a store that runs ads.
- Installing too many apps or plugins. Each one adds cost, risk and slowness.
- Not testing local payments with a real transaction before launch.
- Ignoring COD confirmation. Fake and risky orders become returns and courier losses.
- Forgetting backups on WooCommerce.
- No legal pages or tax planning. Register your business as required and keep your records in order.
- Starting ads before tracking works. Always check Pixel and Conversions API first.
15. Frequently Asked Questions
Is Shopify available for sellers in Pakistan?
Yes. You can register, build and run a Shopify store from Pakistan and sell to local or international customers. But Shopify Payments is not available in Pakistan, so you will use COD and third-party payment gateways or apps. Check each app's current Pakistan support before you pay.
Which platform is better for SEO in Pakistan?
Both can rank well on Google. WooCommerce offers deeper control over URLs, schema markup and blogging because it runs on WordPress. Shopify has solid SEO basics and is enough for many stores. Good content and fast pages matter more than the platform name.
Can I migrate from WooCommerce to Shopify later (or the other way)?
Yes. Products, customers and orders can usually be exported and migrated. Plan 301 redirects, test everything, and expect to rebuild some apps, plugins and reviews.
Which is cheaper in Pakistan, Shopify or WooCommerce?
WooCommerce is usually cheaper to run every month, especially if you pay for hosting in PKR. Shopify costs more in dollars but saves technical time. Compare the full first-year cost using the table in this guide.
Can I accept JazzCash and Easypaisa on both?
Usually yes, but through different routes. On WooCommerce you can use gateway plugins or aggregators. On Shopify you need third-party apps or aggregators. Availability and approval vary, so test before you promise customers a payment method.
Which one is better for dropshipping in Pakistan?
Both work. Shopify is faster to launch and has many ready-made apps. WooCommerce gives more control and lower monthly cost. For Pakistani dropshipping, the most important things are your product, your supplier quality, order confirmation and courier performance, not the platform alone.
Do I need a developer for WooCommerce?
Not always. Many beginners can launch a simple WooCommerce store by following a checklist. But a developer or experienced freelancer helps with gateway setup, speed and security, and is worth considering once your sales grow.
What does Shopify really cost me per month in Pakistan?
The plan price ($39 monthly or $29 on yearly billing for Basic) plus apps, any gateway transaction fees, your domain and the exchange rate. At an example rate of Rs. 280 per USD, the Basic plan alone is roughly Rs. 8,100 to Rs. 10,900 per month. Use the current rate and check Shopify's pricing page.
Do I have to register for tax to run an online store?
Pakistan's e-commerce tax rules require sellers to be registered, and couriers deduct taxes on COD parcels. Rules change often, so speak to a qualified tax advisor or check with FBR about your own situation.
Which platform should a complete beginner choose?
If you need to launch quickly and have no technical help, Shopify is the easier start. If you are comfortable learning WordPress, or want the lowest running cost and maximum control, WooCommerce is a strong choice.
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Disclaimer: Platform pricing plans, app and plugin fees, gateway availability, tax rules and currency exchange rates update often. Rupee figures are examples using an assumed exchange rate, not quotes. Always verify current costs and terms on the official Shopify, WordPress, hosting and payment-gateway websites, and confirm tax questions with a qualified advisor.
