E-commerce Stores

We build complete online stores for the Arab market — cart, online payment, inventory, shipping and sales reporting, with an Arabic dashboard that works from a phone. Not a product page: a selling system.

The kinds of stores we build

• Retail stores — selling to consumers, with cart, payment, shipping and coupons.
• Wholesale (B2B) stores — price tiers per customer segment, minimum order quantities and credit accounts.
• Stores tied to your physical shop — the same stock, so what sells over the counter drops from the store automatically.
• Multi-vendor marketplaces — each seller with their own dashboard, commission and reports.
• Service or subscription stores — booking or recurring billing instead of shipping a product.

Payment — different in every country

This is not a small detail. We connect the methods your customers actually use:

• Egypt — cards and wallets, plus cash on delivery, still central in this market.
• Saudi Arabia — mada, Apple Pay and BNPL, with invoices compliant with ZATCA.
• UAE — cards and Apple Pay, with VAT calculated in the system.
• Kuwait — KNET; Bahrain — BenefitPay.

Inventory and shipping

Stock adjusts in the moment on every sale, and an item closes when it runs out so you never sell what you do not have. Shipping is calculated by zone rather than flat-rated, with courier integration and shipment tracking.

The things that actually move sales

• Guest checkout with no forced registration — that alone lifts completion.
• Shipping cost shown on the product page, not as a surprise at the last step.
• Abandoned-cart recovery over WhatsApp or email, which recovers a share of lost orders automatically.
• Product structured data so price and availability appear in the Google result.
• Customer reviews and star ratings on the product.

The reports you will actually use

Best sellers, slowest-moving stock, checkout completion rate, average order value, and margin per item after discounts — all opening on a phone.

What determines the price

Product count is not the driver. What matters: which payment methods are needed, price tiers, integration with existing stock or accounting, number of languages, and custom reporting.

See our work or tell us about your products and we will recommend the right build.