Ecommerce & Online Stores
Online stores that are easy to shop and easy to run: product pages, checkout, local and international payments, stock and orders, set up around how you ship.
- A fixed price for the build
- Platform and payment fees listed separately
- Your products, customers and data stay yours
Sounds familiar?
Orders come in on WhatsApp and you track them in a notebook.
Your current store is hard to update, so it is out of date.
Stock, delivery and refunds take more time than selling.
A good online store does two jobs. It makes buying easy for your customer, and it makes the work after the order easy for you: stock, packing, delivery, refunds and the emails in between.
What we build.
Storefronts and catalogues
Product pages that show each item well, with the price, sizes and delivery clear.
Screen from The Donkey Dairy
Cart and checkout
Cart, discounts and checkout in as few steps as possible, with or without customer accounts.
Screen from The Donkey DairyCheckout
Step 2 of 2Raw Bushveld Honey × 1R 129Courier, 2 daysR 65CardInstant EFTMonthlyPay R 194Card details stay with the payment provider
Payments in rand and abroad
Card, instant EFT and subscriptions in rand, and other currencies when you sell abroad.
Orders, stock and delivery
What happens after the order: stock counts, packing, the courier and refunds.
Screen from Custom Point of SaleOrder #2041 · R 194
PaidAccountingInvoice createdCourierWaybill bookedCRMCustomer updatedEmailTracking link sentLinks to the rest of the business
Orders flow into your accounting, courier and CRM, so nobody types them twice.
How it works.
Start
Step 1: A call
Your products, your customers and what happens after someone pays: who packs it, how it ships, what gets emailed.
Before any work
Step 2: Brief and fixed price
A short brief, then a proposal with a fixed build price, the platform and payment fees, and who owns which accounts.
Day 0
Step 3: Agreement and deposit
You sign and pay the deposit. We load the first products and set up the store.
About a week later
Step 4: First preview
A working store on a preview link, with test payments only.
While we build
Step 5: Feedback
Voice notes, screenshots or a list in a doc. Simple changes often show up the same day.
On your date
Step 6: Tested and live
AI agents run test orders from the cart to the confirmation email. Real payments switch on when you pick the launch date.
Then, your choice.
Handover
Your team runs the store. We hand over the accounts and show them how.
Monthly plan
Hosting, updates, support and a regular report on sales and traffic.
Product partnership
For a bigger store: we keep building it with you, with priorities agreed each month.
Real projects. Real screens.
A farm shop we moved off Wix and still run, and a till that shares one record with the back office.
All our work
The Donkey Dairy
A farm shop that keeps selling.
The Donkey Dairy is a working donkey farm near Magaliesburg that makes donkey-milk skincare and welcomes families for farm visits.
See the case
Custom Point of Sale
The counter and back office, connected.
A biltong shop that sells by weight ran its stock on paper and in Excel, and its cash-up by hand.
See the caseThe tools behind it.
Every tool here is in a product we have built and shipped. We pick them once the problem is clear, and set them up in accounts you own.
See the full toolbenchWhy work with us.
A store is often where other systems meet: bookings, subscriptions, stock, a till or a back office. We have built those too, including a custom point of sale, so your store can connect to the rest of the business instead of becoming one more place to check.
- From your deposit to a first preview linkUsual timing across our 2026 client builds
- ~1 week
- Payment providers in work we have shippedPaystack, PayFast, Stripe and Polar
- 4
- Changes we committed across our projects this yearCounted from git, 1 Jan to 11 Oct 2026
- 4 083
Our own counts come from a dated snapshot of our repositories and release feeds (11 October 2026).
Fair questions.
Start with a call.
Tell us what you need. You get a short brief, then a written proposal with a fixed price before any work starts.
Start a conversationIf an existing platform fits your products, checkout and delivery, use it. It is cheaper to run. We build custom when your pricing, bookings, subscriptions or back-office rules do not fit a template.
It depends on where your customers are, which currencies you take, how you want to be paid out and what each provider charges. We compare the current options for your business before we recommend one.
Hosting, any store-platform subscription, payment fees on each transaction, email and storage. The proposal lists our fee and every third-party cost separately, so nothing hides inside one monthly number.
Yes. We set up the admin around who adds products, changes prices, tracks stock, packs orders and handles refunds.