Online shops for Gulf businesses.
Shopify or WooCommerce, from AED 6,900. A payment provider that works in your country, WhatsApp on every product, and a shop you own.
Built for how people
here actually buy.
A gateway that works in your country
Stripe and Shopify Payments work for UAE businesses but not for Qatar ones. We check the provider against your country and bank before we quote.
Your local currency
Prices and checkout in dirhams, riyals or dinars, so customers are not charged a conversion at the till.
WhatsApp on every product
A button that sends the product name with the message. Customers ask first and buy after, without losing their place.
Offers your team can run
Spend-and-save vouchers, free gifts over a basket value, and bundles, set up in the admin without a developer.
Fast on a phone
Compressed images, few plugins and a light theme, so product pages open quickly on mobile data.
Arabic when you need it
English first, with an Arabic version quoted separately and written by a professional translator.
Street 55, Qatar.
What we built, and what we did not.
Street 55 sells baby care and skincare in Qatar. We built their WooCommerce store with more than 1,000 products at launch, filters by brand, skin concern and life stage, checkout in riyals through a local payment processor, and tiered offers the team sets up themselves. Every product has a WhatsApp button that sends the product name and code.
We did not source their products, set their prices, or run their deliveries or customer service. That is their business. The store is live at street55qatar.com.
From AED 6,900.
Shops start at AED 6,900 and go up with the catalogue: the number of products and variants, offer rules, delivery zones and any connections to stock or accounting tools. Care for a shop starts at AED 199 a month. Everything is on the Gulf price list.
Not sure which payment provider to use? Read our guide to payment gateways for online shops in Qatar and the UAE.
Platforms, payments, delivery.
How much does an online shop cost?
From AED 6,900, on Shopify or WooCommerce. The final price depends on how many products and variants you have, the offer rules you want, and the payment and delivery setup. You get one written figure before you pay.
Shopify or WooCommerce?
Shopify is simpler to run and host. WooCommerce gives more control and suits large catalogues and complex offers; Street 55 in Qatar runs on it. In Qatar, Shopify Payments is not available, so a Shopify shop there needs a third-party gateway. We help you pick before we quote.
Which payment gateway should I use in Qatar?
It depends on your bank and what you sell. Stripe and Shopify Payments do not support Qatar businesses. Providers that list Qatar on their own sites include SkipCash, Dibsy, PayTabs and MyFatoorah. Our guide on Gulf payment gateways lists which ones publish WooCommerce or Shopify plugins.
Can customers pay in instalments?
In the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Tabby and Tamara offer buy now, pay later. Both list the UAE and Saudi Arabia in their own documentation. For other Gulf countries, check with the provider before you plan around it.
Can I keep taking orders on WhatsApp?
Yes. Many Gulf shops do. We add a WhatsApp button on each product that sends the product name with the message, as we did for Street 55, so a customer can ask before they buy without losing their place.
Do you handle delivery and stock?
We set up delivery zones, charges and stock rules in the shop. We do not run your deliveries, your stock or your customer service. That stays your business, and we say so in the quote.
Let's talk about
your website.
The call is free.
30 minutes on a video call with the founder. We learn the business, you decide if we're the right team. Decide nothing else on the call.