Sell properly, and keep the margin
An online store where you take the money yourself, set your own delivery, and are not handing a percentage of every sale to a platform.
What you get
- Product pages and a working cart
- Card payments and EFT
- Courier rates and delivery options
- Stock and orders you manage yourself
- Built on top of everything in a Standard site
Why a store is quoted rather than priced
A shop selling six items is a different job to one selling six hundred with sizes and colours. Payment gateways, courier integrations and stock rules all change what the build actually involves, so quoting a number before seeing your catalogue would be guessing.
You get a firm figure in writing after a proper conversation, and it does not move once work starts.
Payments that work here
South African buyers pay differently to overseas ones. Cards, instant EFT and sometimes pay on delivery all matter, and the gateways that handle them well locally are not always the ones a foreign platform pushes you toward.
The store is set up around how your customers actually pay, and the money goes to your account rather than sitting with a platform until they release it.
Questions
Do I have to pay commission on sales?
No. You pay your payment gateway their transaction fee, the same as any card machine, and nothing to us per sale.
Tell us what your business does and we will tell you what it needs.
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