Online Stores & E-commerce Websites
Sell online without the usual friction: a clear product catalogue, South African payment options, sensible delivery and collection rules, and a checkout that doesn't fall apart on a phone.
What it is
An online store adds a catalogue, cart and checkout to your website so customers can order and pay without phoning first. Behind that sits the less glamorous but more important part: product data, stock, shipping rules, payment settlement and order notifications.
We build stores sized to the business. A producer with fifteen products doesn't need the same system as a retailer with six hundred, and being oversold on complexity is one of the fastest ways to end up with a store nobody maintains.
Product pages are also built for search — descriptive titles, real descriptions, compressed images with alt text and product structured data — so individual items have a chance of being found directly.
Who it's for
- Producers and makers selling a defined range of products
- Retailers wanting a second sales channel alongside the shop
- Businesses currently taking every order manually over WhatsApp
- Businesses offering local delivery and collection
- Service businesses selling vouchers, packages or bookable items
How it helps your business.
Sales outside trading hours
Orders can arrive while you're closed, asleep or on the road.
Fewer manual back-and-forths
Prices, stock and delivery costs shown upfront cut down the message threads it takes to close a sale.
Products findable individually
Properly structured product pages can rank for specific item searches, not just your business name.
Reach beyond your area
Courier delivery lets a local producer sell nationally without a second premises.
Payment you can reconcile
Gateway settlement and order records make bookkeeping far simpler than ad-hoc EFTs.
Scales with your range
Start small and expand the catalogue as demand justifies it.
Common questions.
Do you build online stores?
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Yes. We build product catalogues with secure checkout, South African payment gateways, delivery and collection options, and stock management suited to the size of your range.
Which payment methods can customers use?
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We integrate South African gateways that support card payments, instant EFT and common wallets. The exact mix depends on the gateway you choose and its fees.
Can I sell and also take WhatsApp orders?
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Yes, and for smaller ranges that's often the best combination — a browsable catalogue with checkout, plus a WhatsApp route for customers who prefer to ask first.
How much does an online store cost?
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Online store packages start at R9 200. The final figure depends on the number of products, variants, delivery rules and any integrations with accounting or courier services.