E-commerce Website Development Company in Dubai
Shopify, WooCommerce or custom stores with GCC payments, delivery and a checkout that works well on phones.
The problem
An online store can look fine and still lose most visitors at the checkout. Common causes are slow pages on phones, an Arabic version that is half translated, payment options customers do not recognise, and stock or orders that are typed into another system by hand.
What we do about it
We start by choosing the right platform for your catalogue and team, not the one we prefer. Then we build the store in both languages, connect the payment and delivery options your customers expect, and link orders to your stock or accounting system where that saves work.
Who it is for
- Retailers and brands launching their first online store
- Stores with a slow site or an Arabic version that is half done
- Businesses whose orders are retyped into stock or accounting by hand
- Sellers who want local payment and buy-now-pay-later options at checkout
What you get
The right platform
We compare Shopify, WooCommerce and custom builds against your catalogue size, team skills and growth plans, and tell you plainly which fits.
- A platform recommendation with reasons
- Running costs and fees laid out before you commit
- Product and category structure planned
A store customers can finish buying in
Fast pages, a clear checkout and bilingual content built for phones, with the payment methods people in the GCC actually use.
- English and right-to-left Arabic storefront
- Card, Apple Pay and buy-now-pay-later options such as Tabby or Tamara where suited
- Delivery and courier options
Connected to the rest of the business
Orders, stock and customers flow to the tools your team already uses, so nobody types the same order twice.
- ERP, accounting and CRM links
- Order notifications by email and WhatsApp
- Analytics and search tracking set up
Tools we commonly use
Shopify · WooCommerce · Next.js · Medusa · Stripe · Tabby · Tamara · Google Analytics 4 · Odoo
The problem chooses the technology: these are examples, not a fixed list.
How it works
- Step 1
Audit and platform choice
We review your catalogue, team and systems, then recommend a platform with the running costs.
- Step 2
Design and structure
We plan categories and checkout, then design for phones and for both languages.
- Step 3
Build and connect
We build the store, load products and connect payments, delivery and your back-office systems.
- Step 4
Test, launch and support
We test real orders end to end, launch, and stay available to fix what comes up.
Cost and timeline: scoped after audit, and in writing before anything starts.
Common questions
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Dubai?
It depends mainly on the platform, the number of products, design work, languages and integrations. The platform and payment providers also charge their own fees. We do not publish a fixed price. You receive a written scope and price after the audit, with platform and gateway fees shown separately.
Should we choose Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom store?
Shopify suits many stores that want to launch simply. WooCommerce suits teams already on WordPress. A custom build makes sense when your process does not fit either. We recommend based on your catalogue and team, and we say so when a simpler option is enough.
What do you need from us to start?
Your product list with images and descriptions, brand files, delivery and returns policy, payment accounts you want to use, and access to any system the store must connect to. We help you prepare product data if it is in a spreadsheet.
How long does it take to build an online store?
It depends on the number of products, design work, integrations and how quickly content and approvals arrive. We agree a schedule with you after the audit rather than quote a number of weeks in advance.
Start here
Get your free tech and growth audit.
Tell us a little about your business. We will get in touch, look at what you have, and tell you what is worth fixing first.