An online store built around the order you actually fulfil
A cart is the easy part to demo. The customer still has to understand delivery and returns, pay in a way that works for them, and know what happens after checkout. Your team still has to see the order, take payment confirmation, and ship or hand over. We write that path down before we choose how to build the store.
Who this is for. A retailer in the UAE opening online sales, or a business whose current store makes products or orders painful to update. If you deliver outside the Emirates, say so. Languages and currencies belong in the quote. We do not assume them.
Starting price. An online store starts at PLN 9,000 net. Product count, variants, moving the old catalogue, payment, shipping, languages and connections to the tools you already use all move the quote. The card processor’s fees and the courier’s fees are theirs. We list them apart from our work. Ongoing help after launch is a separate scope. The figure is net, in Polish złoty, from the Polish catalogue. There is no approved dirham starting price. The written quote confirms the currency.
What changes the price
A small catalogue with photos and one delivery zone is a different job from a store with variants, an old platform to leave, and two languages. Tell us roughly how many products you have, whether prices differ by option, and what you use today to take an order — even if that is WhatsApp and a spreadsheet. We would rather scope the real process than sell you a theme and discover the warehouse later.
If you looked up what an ecommerce website costs in Dubai, you already know local quotes vary widely. We will not borrow someone else’s number. The number we will put in a proposal is ours, after we have seen the catalogue.
From the catalogue to a test order
- We map the path from choosing a product to payment, packing, delivery and a return.
- We look at product data, photos, variants, and the systems the store must talk to. We agree who provides each piece.
- We build the store and place test orders, including payment and the emails or messages that should follow, before we propose a launch.
- We show your team how to add a product, change a price and find an order. Care after launch is priced on its own. The schedule follows the catalogue and the integrations, not a stock promise.
Questions before you ask for a price
Can you move products from the current store? We look first at the file format, variants, images and the addresses of the current pages. Then we can price the move. We do not promise a lossless move before that look.
Are the payment gateway and delivery included? Our price is the implementation we agree. The contract with the payment provider, and the delivery charges, sit with those companies. The proposal separates them.
Can my team add products after launch? Yes, if we include that in the scope. We will sit with the person who will do it and add one product, change one price, and open one order while they watch.
How long does launch take? A ready catalogue is not the same job as a migration. You get a schedule after we see the inputs. We will not name a week on this page.
Do you support a specific platform only? Tell us what you already pay for or what your team knows. We recommend a setup for that catalogue. We do not start by locking you to a brand name on the marketing page.
Next step. Write what you sell, roughly how many products, where you deliver, and how orders are handled today. Request a store quote or call +48 695 742 350.