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A production-ready gemstone website for a Jaipur cutting house or wholesale operation starts at $35,000 and scales to $120,000 depending on catalog size, cert integration depth, and buyer-facing features. A $35K build covers a bilingual Hindi-English storefront with up to 2,000 SKUs, GJEPC schema markup, IGI cert lookup, GST tax automation, and multi-currency checkout with UPI and Razorpay International. Builds in the $60K-$80K range add Arabic locale for Gulf buyers, Incoterms-based shipping calculators with DHL and Brinks integration, memo workflow management, and a buyer portal with saved parcels and negotiation threads. The $100K-$120K tier includes full ERP integration with Tally or SAP, automated IGST and e-way bill generation, RapNet or IDEX inventory syndication, and a mobile app for your field sales team. All pricing includes 90 days of post-launch support.

Most Jaipur gemstone websites launch in 8 to 14 weeks. A straightforward catalog with GJEPC badge, IGI cert lookup, and multi-currency checkout ships in 8-10 weeks. Complex builds with Tally ERP integration, Arabic i18n, Incoterms shipping logic, and buyer portal features take 12-14 weeks. We run a phased delivery model: architecture and design lock by week 5, a functional staging environment by week 10, and production deployment by week 13 or 14. Your team gets access to staging after week 6, so you can load real inventory and test GST calculations against actual invoices before go-live. Rush timelines are possible at a 20% premium for teams that have their GJEPC credentials, IGI cert access, and inventory data organized before kickoff.

Yes. We build a real-time IGI certificate verification engine directly into your product pages. When a buyer enters an IGI report number, the system queries IGI's verification endpoint and renders the full grading report inline: stone dimensions, carat weight, color grade, clarity, cut quality, treatment disclosure, and origin determination where available. This eliminates the WhatsApp PDF workflow that costs you credibility with international buyers. For colored stones graded by IGI, the system displays the specific treatment codes (H for heated, N for no treatment) that matter to AGTA and GJEPC compliance. We also support GRS, Gubelin, and SSEF cert lookups for high-value parcels. If IGI's API has downtime, we cache the last successful lookup and display it with a timestamp so buyers never see a broken verification page.

Your checkout calculates tax based on buyer type and destination. Domestic B2B sales within Rajasthan apply 1.5% CGST plus 1.5% SGST on rough and cut stones. Interstate domestic sales apply 3% IGST. Export sales under LUT (Letter of Undertaking) are zero-rated, and the system generates a tax invoice that references your LUT number and GJEPC export license. For shipments above INR 50,000, the system pre-fills e-way bill data compatible with the GST portal's EWB-01 format. We handle the edge cases that trip up generic platforms: reverse charge on unregistered supplier purchases, composition scheme eligibility, and SEIS (Service Export from India Scheme) documentation. Your accountant or Tally operator reviews a clean GST-compliant invoice, not a Shopify receipt that needs manual rework.

We integrate WhatsApp Business API directly into your order workflow. When a buyer places an order, requests a memo, or submits an inquiry, your Jaipur team receives a structured WhatsApp notification with stone details, buyer name, and order value. Buyers receive order confirmations, shipping tracking numbers, and IGI cert links through WhatsApp in their preferred language. For your sales team working trade shows in Hong Kong, Bangkok, or Tucson, WhatsApp notifications mean you never miss a web inquiry while you are on the floor. We use the official WhatsApp Business API through providers like Gupshup or Wati, not unofficial workarounds. Message templates are pre-approved for transactional use so your number stays in good standing. Average response time drops from 4-6 hours with email to under 15 minutes with WhatsApp push.

GJEPC member schema is structured data markup that embeds your Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council membership number, registration certificate number, and export license details into your website's code so search engines and AI answer tools can verify and surface your credentials. When a US or EU buyer searches for 'verified Indian gemstone exporter' or 'GJEPC registered Jaipur dealer,' your site appears with rich results showing your membership status. Fewer than 4% of GJEPC's 7,500+ active exporters have this markup on their websites. That means your competitors in Sitapura SEZ or Johari Bazaar are invisible to the AI tools and search engines that international buyers now use before they ever send a WhatsApp message. We implement Organization, LocalBusiness, and custom gem-trade schema types that reference your GJEPC member ID, IEC (Import Export Code), and PAN, giving you a verifiable digital credential that Bangkok competitors cannot replicate.

Yes. We configure multi-currency checkout that accepts INR via UPI and RTGS for domestic buyers, USD for American and European buyers, and AED for Gulf wholesale clients. Exchange rates pull from RBI reference rates updated daily, with an optional markup percentage you control. Payment processing runs through Razorpay International or Stripe, both of which support settlement in INR to your Indian bank account. For orders above $10,000, we offer a wire transfer workflow with a pro-forma invoice generator that includes your GJEPC export license, FIRC (Foreign Inward Remittance Certificate) reference fields, and AD (Authorized Dealer) bank code. Buyers in Dubai or Sharjah can pay in AED through local card networks. Settlement typically hits your account within 2-3 business days for card payments and same-day for domestic UPI.

Each parcel on your site displays pricing under multiple Incoterms: FOB Jaipur (your responsibility ends at airport handoff), CIF destination (you cover insurance and freight), and DDP (delivered duty paid, buyer pays nothing extra). The system calculates these automatically based on the buyer's shipping address, parcel weight, declared value, and carrier rates from DHL Express, FedEx International Priority, or Brinks insured gem transport. For a 50-carat ruby parcel shipping DDP to New York, the buyer sees the stone price, freight, insurance at 1.5% of declared value, US customs duty (typically 6.5% for cut colored stones under HTS 7103), and any applicable state tax. This transparency eliminates the 3-5 email exchanges that currently delay your order cycle. Buyers in free trade zones like DMCC Dubai or DAFZA see zero-duty DDP pricing automatically.