We design and develop online stores for Dubai businesses: a clear catalogue, Arabic and English shopping journeys, and checkout connected to orders and inventory. Whether you are launching a store or replacing WooCommerce, we review your products and integrations before quoting the build. Custom storefronts start at AED 10,000.
18 brands and products shipped — across the UAE and beyond
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Selling here
What ecommerce development in Dubai has to get right
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Choose the platform around the buying journey
A standard catalogue and checkout may fit an established commerce platform. A custom Next.js storefront becomes useful when product data, pricing rules or connections to your operations need more control. We compare the build cost with the work your team will need to maintain it.
Bring your current store, product list and must-have integrations to the brief. We scope design, catalogue, checkout and administration together, and confirm what can stay on the existing platform before proposing a migration.
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Payments and delivery for your Dubai customers
A useful checkout shows the order total, delivery coverage and next step before payment. We plan guest checkout, address entry, delivery choices and failed-payment messages around the products you actually sell, then test them on mobile.
Gateway selection starts with the accounts your business can use. Cards, Apple Pay, cash on delivery and any Tabby or Tamara requirement need an eligibility and compatibility review. The quotation names the agreed integration; provider approval and fees are separate from development.
Arabic and English, from discovery to confirmation
Category names, product specifications, variants, stock messages and delivery information need to make sense in both languages. We review the right-to-left layout throughout the shopping journey, including form errors and transactional messages.
Public catalogue pages receive their own language URLs and metadata. Searchable product data and server-rendered pages give buyers and search engines access to the catalogue; technical SEO does not guarantee indexing or a particular ranking.
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Retail delivery you can inspect: Toptronics
Toptronics is an electronics retailer in Romania. Its public store presents product categories, RON prices, product search, cart access, order tracking and customer support. NxFold is credited in the site footer; the project record identifies a Next.js and React website.
Browse the project to see how shoppers find products, reach the cart and look up orders. For a UAE store, payment providers and merchant onboarding are reviewed against your business requirements.
For an existing store, we inventory products, variants, customers, orders, images and URLs before switching platforms. Data mapping, a rehearsal, record checks and redirect testing belong in the migration scope. We agree the launch window and recovery plan before the old store is replaced.
For conversion measurement, we define product-view, add-to-cart, checkout and purchase events and verify that completed orders are counted once. After launch, your own baseline guides changes to product discovery and checkout. Superior and Let’s Go provide related Dubai catalogue and booking experience; they are rental projects, not retail-store revenue benchmarks.
A custom storefront with payment integration and up to 100 products typically costs AED 10,000–25,000 and takes 4–8 weeks. Complex stores with large catalogues or multiple integrations cost AED 30,000–100,000+ and typically take 8–16 weeks. Content readiness, data cleanup and provider onboarding can affect the schedule.
Send the current store or product list, required languages, delivery areas and systems that must connect. We return an itemised scope with milestones; the agreement defines account access, handover and usage rights. Hosting, provider charges and ongoing support are identified separately.
(03) — Delivery checkpoints
From agreed scope to reviewed delivery
Each stage has a deliverable and an approval point. The proposal assigns responsibilities and the schedule.
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01Map catalogue and order rules
Review products, stock, delivery, returns and provider accounts.
What you review
Catalogue and checkout scope
Checkpoint: Confirm the inventory owner and payment dependencies.
02Build the purchase journey
Implement the agreed product, cart, payment and order states.
What you review
Store preview
Checkpoint: Review a complete purchase and failure journey.
03Reconcile data and payments
Rehearse any migration and verify records, redirects and payment callbacks.
What you review
Reconciliation checklist
Checkpoint: Approve data checks and payment test outcomes.
04Launch with an operating plan
Agree the cutover, rollback and team walkthrough.
What you review
Store handover
Checkpoint: Confirm account access, operating costs and support.
(04) — Customer Reviews
Good work. In their words.
The people behind the projects, on what it’s like to build with NxFold.
They genuinely understood how our guests browse. Direct bookings come straight through the site now, and I spend far less time going back and forth on WhatsApp.
NxFold's ability to turn ideas into beautifully designed and fully functional websites is unmatched.
Mayyar
CEO @Graphic
I highly recommend working with them for any project you have in mind.
Khaled Nadam
Software Engineer
What sets NxFold apart is their ability to combine technical skills with creativity. I'm sure they will leave a lasting impression on its clients.
Ahmad Alidlibi
Software Engineer
(✦) — Pricing
Published, fixed, and agreed before we start.
Catalogue size and integration count move this number more than design does. Both are knowable up front, so the price is too.
Custom storefront
AED 10,000 – 25,000
Payment integration and up to 100 products, with a checkout built for UAE buyers rather than adapted to them.
Complex store
AED 30,000 – 100,000+
Multiple integrations, large catalogues and custom functionality — inventory, subscriptions, delivery scheduling.
Paid in three stages: a deposit to start, a milestone payment at design approval, and the balance on launch.
The accepted proposal defines the price, deliverables and exclusions. Changes, usage rights, third-party charges and support terms are agreed explicitly.
(05) — FAQ
Online Store & E-Commerce Development in Dubai — common questions
Still deciding?
Send one line about your project and we will tell you what it costs and how long it takes — within 24 hours, with no sales call.
How much does an ecommerce website cost in Dubai?+
Our custom storefront band is AED 10,000–25,000 with payment integration and up to 100 products. Complex stores are AED 30,000–100,000+. Catalogue preparation, migration and integrations determine the final fixed-price scope; hosting and provider charges are discussed separately.
How long will our Dubai store take to launch?+
Allow 4–8 weeks for a standard custom storefront and 8–16 weeks for a complex store. We confirm milestones after reviewing the catalogue, bilingual content, integrations and merchant-account readiness.
Should we keep Shopify or move to a custom storefront?+
Keep a platform that meets your catalogue, checkout and operational needs. We assess build and maintenance costs before recommending a change. Toptronics is a published Next.js retail website; it is not evidence of a Shopify implementation.
Can we add UAE card payments, Tabby or Tamara?+
We review the required payment methods against your merchant account, platform and provider approval. The accepted quotation specifies the integration and test scope. An integration cannot guarantee merchant approval or availability of every payment method.
Will a migration preserve our search rankings?+
We map existing URLs, plan redirects and verify the transferred content and records before launch. These steps reduce migration risk, but rankings can change. We monitor indexing and search performance after release instead of promising unchanged positions.
What do you need to prepare an ecommerce quotation?+
Share your store URL or product catalogue, approximate product and variant counts, language needs, delivery areas and existing stock or order systems. Tell us whether you need a new launch or a migration so the proposal covers the right work.
