Why Your Store with Us?
E-commerce here means a store that actually sells: product pages that persuade, a cart the buyer does not stumble in, local payment they trust, and links to inventory and shipping so you are not processing orders by hand. You own the store rather than renting an account on a platform that decides what you may change.
What decides whether a store works
Not the design — the completion rate. Three things lose the most sales in the Saudi market: slow pages on mobile networks, too many checkout steps, and the absence of a payment method the buyer trusts. We address all three by measurement, not opinion.
What the build includes
A catalogue with variants and sizes, a short checkout, local payment gateways including Mada and Apple Pay, inventory management, shipping integrations with order tracking, and reporting that shows what is actually selling.
E-invoicing
The store is built to issue invoices meeting Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority requirements, because a store that cannot invoice compliantly creates an accounting problem within the first month.
Timeline
A mid-scope store runs four to ten weeks depending on product count and integrations. Migrating an existing store from another platform is quoted separately after we inspect your data.
- Local payment: Mada, Apple Pay, bank transfer and cash on delivery
- Short checkout designed against measured drop-off, not opinion
- Inventory management and shipping integration with order tracking
- E-invoicing aligned to Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority requirements
- Product pages built to appear in search results
- A store you own, not an account on a platform that sets your limits
Store Features
What makes our services stand out
Local Payments
Mada, Apple Pay, Tamara
Shipping Integration
Aramex, SMSA, and more
Inventory Management
Track your products easily
Analytics
Sales and customer insights
Technologies We Use
Powered by cutting-edge tech stack
Building Process
How we turn your idea into reality
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Requirements
Understanding your needs
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Design
Store design and UX
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Development
Building the store
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Integrations
Payment and shipping setup
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Launch
Going live
Pricing Plans
Choose the plan that fits your needs
Basic Plan
Perfect for small projects
- Basic design
- Technical support
- 1 month free maintenance
- Email support
- Basic SEO setup
- Mobile responsive
Professional Plan
For medium businesses
- Advanced design
- 24/7 support
- 3 months maintenance
- SEO optimization
- Performance monitoring
- Priority support
Enterprise Plan
For large corporations
- Custom design
- Dedicated support
- Annual maintenance
- Strategic consulting
- Advanced security
- SLA guarantee
FAQ
Answers to common questions
How much does an online store cost?
Which payment methods does the store support?
Can I migrate my store from another platform?
Is the store compliant with e-invoicing?
A store built for you, or a ready platform?
A ready platform is faster; a built store goes further. The dividing line is clearer than it looks.
| Criterion | Store built for you | Subscription platform |
|---|---|---|
| Time to launch | Weeks | Days |
| First-year cost | Higher up front | Lower monthly subscription |
| Cost as you grow | Flat as sales rise | Rises with percentage fees and commissions |
| Freedom to change | Complete | Limited to what the platform permits |
| Custom integrations | Any system you have | What the platform or its add-ons provide |
| Ownership and exit | You own the code and data | A rented account; migrating away is a project |
Our recommendation
Start on a ready platform if you are testing the market or selling standard products at limited volume. A built store earns itself when you hit the platform’s limits, when its commissions rise with your growth, or when you need an integration it does not offer. We recommend the ready option explicitly when it is enough.