Dubai's eCommerce Agency

A proper ecommerce agency does more than build websites. We're responsible for the platform choice, the design system, the technical build, the integrations into your wider stack, the launch plan, and the ongoing optimisation work that turns a launch into a scaling business. For most clients we operate as their outsourced ecommerce team - covering strategy, development, CRO, and technical SEO - while their internal team focuses on brand, merchandising, and customer experience. Based in Dubai, we understand the regional context that matters for UAE and GCC brands: Arabic RTL support, local payment gateways like Tabby and Tamara, customs and fulfilment realities, and the cultural nuance that separates a localised store from a translated one.

The honest answer is that most of our work is on Shopify and Shopify Plus, because for the vast majority of brands it's the fastest path to a scalable, well-supported store. We're certified Shopify Partners, which means direct access to platform resources, priority support, and early access to new features. That said, we've worked on WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and bespoke headless setups using frameworks like Hydrogen, Next.js, and Nuxt. We'll always recommend the platform that fits your business, not the one we want to sell you.

We're transparent about budgets because mismatched expectations kill more projects than bad code does. A well-built custom Shopify store typically starts from AED 50,000 for a standard build, scaling up for Shopify Plus implementations with complex integrations, bespoke functionality, or headless front-ends. Strategy and consultancy engagements can start much smaller. Migrations are quoted based on catalogue size and integration complexity. We offer flexible engagement models including fixed project fees, time and materials, and retained partnerships, and we'll always provide a detailed proposal before any work starts. The best way to get an accurate picture is to share your specific requirements with us.

Yes, and it's one of our most-requested services. We've successfully migrated stores from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and various legacy platforms, almost all of them onto Shopify or Shopify Plus. Our migration process preserves SEO equity through comprehensive URL redirect mapping, migrates customer data and order history in full, and handles the cutover with minimal downtime. For high-volume stores we can implement real-time data sync so the new store stays current with the existing platform right up until launch. We won't pretend it's risk-free, but our process is built specifically to manage that risk down to a level you can plan around.

Yes. Launch day is the start of the work, not the end of it. We offer ongoing retainers for development, optimisation, technical SEO, and platform support, sized to fit brands at different stages of growth. Many of our clients work with us as an extension of their internal team, and we work as Shopify collaborators on existing stores when a full rebuild isn't the right answer. The brands that win in ecommerce are the ones who treat the store as a continuously improving product, not a finished project.

A web design agency builds websites. An ecommerce agency builds revenue. The distinction matters because the disciplines are different. We think in conversion rate, average order value, customer lifetime value, page speed, and checkout completion rate. We integrate with payment processors, fulfilment partners, ERPs, PIMs, and CRMs. We worry about the order-to-cash cycle and the customer experience long after the cart page. A pretty website that doesn't convert is just expensive decoration. We design for trade, not for portfolios.