E-commerce Development

An online store is not a catalogue with a basket. It is a payment flow that does not lose people at the last step, product pages that Google can read, a feed that keeps the ad platforms telling the truth about your prices, and an admin your team can run without calling us.

What a store from us includes

• Payments that work in Saudi Arabia. mada, Apple Pay and cards through a live gateway, plus Tabby and Tamara instalments — with the amount shown and the amount charged coming from one place, which is where most stores quietly overcharge.
• Arabic-first product pages. Real RTL, prices formatted the way Saudi customers read them, and VAT handled inclusively so nobody meets a 15% surprise at checkout.
• A product feed. Generated from the same prices the pages show, so Google Merchant and Meta catalogues never advertise a price you no longer honour.
• Search-ready structure. Real URLs per product and category, product schema, fast pages, and a sitemap — a store that cannot be crawled is a store that pays for every visitor.
• An admin your team owns. Products, prices, orders, coupons and stock, with per-role access.
• Analytics that survive ad blockers. Server-side conversion APIs for Meta and Google alongside the browser pixels, because half the purchases are invisible otherwise.

Rental, subscription and unusual models

Not every business sells a box once. We have built monthly rental with contract terms and instalments, recurring billing, and mixed buy-or-rent baskets. If your pricing does not fit a standard cart, that is an argument for a built store rather than a template.

Work we have shipped

A furniture business in Riyadh selling and renting through one basket, with Paymob, Tabby and Tamara, an Arabic-first catalogue, a live product feed and a full merchant dashboard. See the portfolio or our development services.

Tell us what you sell and we will tell you what the store needs to do.

Questions clients ask before they start

Should I use Salla or Shopify instead?

If you sell standard products in a standard way, yes — a hosted platform is faster and cheaper, and we will say so. Building is the right answer when your model does not fit the platform: rental terms, contracts, per-customer pricing, unusual logistics, or an operations system the store has to talk to.

Can customers pay in instalments?

Yes. Tabby and Tamara are the two Saudi customers expect, and both are straightforward to wire once your commercial registration and the merchant accounts are in place.

Will my products show on Google and Instagram shopping?

That is what the product feed is for. We generate it from the same price table the site sells from, so the catalogues cannot drift into advertising an old price — a mismatch that gets accounts warned and disapproved.

How long does a store take?

A focused store with real payments is usually 6–10 weeks. What stretches a timeline is almost never the code — it is product photography, descriptions and price decisions. Starting those on day one is the single biggest thing you control.

Can you migrate an existing store?

Yes, including products, URLs and their rankings. Keeping the old URLs alive with proper redirects is the part that protects the traffic you already earned, and it is the part most migrations get wrong.