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An online store that keeps working after the order.

We build and rebuild stores on the platform that suits your range and your market, then connect checkout, stock, shipping and customer updates so an order doesn't depend on someone re-typing it.

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From USD 6,000

Follow an order

Illustrative, not a client system

  1. Payment

    Confirmed by the payment provider

    Done

  2. Stock

    One unit reserved

    Done

  3. Fulfilment

    Shipping label requested

    Done

  4. Customer update

    Order confirmation sent

    Done

What the team sees

Nothing to do. The order is ready to pack.

Useful when

Mobile pages are slow, customers drop out at checkout, stock levels disagree between channels, your market's payment methods are missing, or your Arabic store feels like an afterthought.

What we need from you

  • Your product range, markets and order volumes
  • Accounts with your payment and shipping providers, or help choosing them
  • Access to your current store and analytics
  • Your tax, returns and delivery rules

Choose the right platform

We recommend the simplest platform that fits your range, market and team. These are the ones we most often weigh up.

  1. Shopify

    A strong default for most brands: reliable hosting, a broad app ecosystem and fast launches. Costs grow with apps and plan level.

  2. WooCommerce

    Suits content-heavy stores that want control over hosting and extensions. It needs regular maintenance and security updates.

  3. Salla or Zid

    Saudi-focused platforms with local payment and shipping options built in, and an Arabic-first dashboard. Less flexible for unusual journeys.

  4. Headless or custom

    A custom storefront on a commerce backend. Worth the extra cost only when the buying journey, performance target or integrations demand it.

How it works

From product page to delivered order

A store is only as good as what happens after someone taps Pay.

Illustrative diagram

  1. Product page

    Fast on a phone, with clear price, stock and delivery

  2. Checkout

    Few steps, with the payment methods your market expects

  3. Payment

    Handled by a PCI-compliant provider

  4. Stock

    Reserved and synced across channels

  5. Fulfilment

    Shipping label and tracking created

  6. Customer update

    Confirmation and delivery messages, with consent

  7. Exception path

    Payment fails

    Nothing is reserved, and the customer can try another method

A regional retailer moving to a new store

Illustrative scenario · not a client case study

Before

  • Slow pages on phones
  • Stock updated by hand across two channels
  • Popular local payment methods missing

After

  • Goal: mobile pages meet an agreed speed target
  • Goal: one stock figure across channels, updated automatically
  • Goal: customers can pay the way they prefer

Plan your store

Share the context and we'll help define a sensible first step.

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What's included

  • Platform selection and migration planning
  • Storefront design for mobile buying
  • Product, category and search structure
  • Checkout and payment provider setup
  • Shipping, stock and order connections
  • Arabic and English storefronts
  • Product structured data and technical SEO
  • Performance targets measured on phones
  • Purchase analytics setup, with your approval
  • Order notifications and abandoned-cart flows, with consent

What you receive

  • A platform recommendation and migration plan
  • A configured store with payment and shipping
  • Test-order results
  • A team guide for products, orders and refunds

Not included by default

  • Product photography and catalogue data entry, unless scoped separately
  • Platform, app and payment provider fees
  • Paid advertising management

How we approach it

  1. 1Audit
  2. 2Choose the platform
  3. 3Design
  4. 4Build
  5. 5Connect
  6. 6Test real orders

What we check before launch

  • Test orders through every payment method, including failures and refunds
  • A mobile performance target, such as LCP under 2 seconds, measured on the production store
  • Tax, shipping and currency rules checked against real examples
  • Old URLs redirected and product data validated
  • Keyboard use and automated accessibility scans on the buying path
  • Order, stock and notification connections tested end to end

Works well with

Questions we're often asked

Which platform should we use?

It depends on your range, markets, team and the systems you need to connect. Hosted platforms suit most stores. A custom build earns its cost only when the buying journey or integrations truly need it.

Can you add local payment methods?

Yes, where your provider and business qualify. Options such as Mada, Apple Pay, Tabby and Tamara are confirmed during discovery, because each has its own eligibility rules.

Will we lose search rankings if we migrate?

Any migration carries risk. We reduce it by mapping old URLs to new ones, keeping useful content and checking redirects and indexing after launch. Rankings can't be guaranteed.

Can you connect the store to our ERP or accounting system?

Usually, yes, depending on the system's API and plan. Stock, orders and invoices are common connections, and we confirm what's possible during discovery.

Plan your store

Share the context and we'll help define a sensible first step.

Book Consultation

What happens next

  1. 1We read your request and any context you share.
  2. 2We reply within one business day to arrange a time.
  3. 3The first conversation focuses on your goals. No preparation or documents needed.

Prefer email? hello@poweraims.com