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E-commerce store for UAE businesses

A premium bilingual online store with UAE payments and delivery. Built for retailers, D2C brands and distributors, in Arabic and English.

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Typical investment
AED 35,000 – AED 150,000
Typical timeline
6–14 weeks
Built on
E-commerce

Core modules

  • 01

    Bilingual storefront

  • 02

    Checkout with BNPL

  • 03

    Delivery integration

  • 04

    Promotions

  • 05

    Inventory

  • 06

    Analytics

Integrations

  • 01

    Shopify

    Extend Shopify with custom apps, headless storefronts and integrations to UAE payments, couriers and ERPs.

  • 02

    Tabby

    Let customers split payments into instalments, a popular option across the Gulf.

  • 03

    Tamara

    Instalment payments widely used in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Problems it solves for retail and e-commerce

  • Online and in-store stock that never matches
  • High cart abandonment at checkout
  • Marketing data spread across too many tools

Regulatory context by emirate

Clear pricing with VAT, Arabic terms, refund policies and consumer protection obligations all need to be reflected in checkout and order flows.

EmirateWhat to plan for
DubaiConsumer protection rules under Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 and the Ministry of Economy's e-commerce requirements.
Abu DhabiConsumer protection rules under Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 and the Ministry of Economy's e-commerce requirements.
SharjahConsumer protection rules under Federal Law No. 15 of 2020 and the Ministry of Economy's e-commerce requirements.

Context to help you scope, not legal advice.

Available across the UAE

Why Fluxo

Premium delivery, without the agency overhead.

We work on UAE business hours, Monday to Friday, with a delivery lead you can reach directly and an engineering team in India. Workshops run over video, and you see progress in a demo every two weeks.

  1. 01

    Senior-led delivery

    A named delivery lead and senior engineers on every project, not a rotating cast of juniors.

  2. 02

    Fixed-scope proposals

    A written scope, milestones and a fixed price before any work starts.

  3. 03

    Arabic and English from day one

    Right-to-left layouts and bilingual content designed in, never bolted on.

  4. 04

    You own everything

    Source code, designs, accounts and data are yours from the first commit.

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Questions, answered.

How much does an e-commerce store cost?

Most projects fall between AED 35,000 – AED 150,000, with a typical timeline of 6–14 weeks. The main cost drivers are the number of user roles, integrations, Arabic content and how polished the first release must be. You get a fixed price after a short scoping call.

Can we start with a smaller version of the e-commerce store?

Yes. Many clients launch with bilingual storefront, checkout with BNPL, delivery integration first, then add the rest in later phases.

Do Tabby and Tamara really help conversion?

BNPL is widely used in the Gulf, and many UAE retailers report higher average order values after adding it. We integrate both in most stores.

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