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E-commerce development for Saudi Arabia

mkdir Solutions designs and builds e-commerce stores and marketplaces for businesses selling in Saudi Arabia, integrated with payment gateways such as Tabby, Tamara and STC Pay and shipping providers such as Aramex and SMSA.

We work remotely from Egypt with clients in Saudi Arabia, in Arabic and English. You get a store built on code you own, connected to the payment and shipping providers your customers already use.

Problems we solve

problems.md

01

Customers expect local payment options

Shoppers in Saudi Arabia expect buy-now-pay-later and local wallets at checkout, not only card payments.

02

Shipping is handled by hand

Creating shipments, printing labels and tracking orders across several couriers takes hours every day.

03

Stock is out of sync

Online and in-store inventory drift apart, so you sell items you do not have.

04

Hosted platforms set the limits

Store builders restrict custom checkout flows, integrations and how much control you have over your data.

What we build

features.md
  • Storefront and checkout designed for Saudi shoppers, in Arabic and English
  • Payment gateway integration, including buy-now-pay-later
  • Shipping provider integration for creating and tracking shipments
  • Multi-vendor marketplace features
  • POS and inventory sync across warehouses
  • Order and fulfilment workflows in one admin panel

Integrations & tech

stack.md

Payment gateways

  • Tabby
  • Tamara
  • Noon
  • STC Pay
  • Tap
  • UPayments

Shipping providers

  • Aramex
  • SMSA
  • Redbox
  • Hajer
  • Storage Station
  • iMile

How we work

process.md
  1. $ mkdir project

    Discover

    We map your business, users and goals, then agree scope, timeline and budget in writing.

  2. $ cat ARCHITECTURE.md

    Architect

    Data model, system design and tech decisions are documented before any code is written.

  3. $ git push

    Build

    Phase-by-phase delivery with a demo at every milestone, so you see real progress.

  4. $ deploy --prod

    Launch & support

    Production release, documentation and handover, then ongoing support as you grow.

Related work

ls work/ · 2 items

Frequently asked questions

faq.md

How much does it cost to build an online store?

It depends on the size of the catalogue, the number of integrations and whether it is a single store or a multi-vendor marketplace. As a guide: [PRICE RANGE — confirm]. We give you a written scope and price after the discovery phase.

How long does it take to launch?

A first version usually takes [TIMELINE — confirm], depending mostly on how many payment gateways and shipping providers you need connected.

Which payment gateways can you integrate?

We have integrated Tabby, Tamara, Noon, STC Pay, Tap and UPayments on a marketplace built for the Saudi market. Other gateways with a documented API can be added.

Which shipping companies do you support?

We have integrated Aramex, SMSA, Redbox, Hajer, Storage Station and iMile. We can connect other couriers that provide an API.

Should I use a hosted store builder or a custom store?

For a small catalogue with a standard checkout, a hosted store builder is often the faster choice. A custom store makes sense when you need your own checkout flow, a multi-vendor marketplace, deep integrations or full ownership of the code and data.

Do you work with Saudi businesses from Egypt?

Yes. We work remotely, in Arabic and English, and schedule calls within Saudi working hours.

# contact.sh
$ ./start-project --with mkdir
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