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Online stores built for how your customers actually buy.

Custom bilingual storefronts with catalogue, checkout, local payment and delivery options, and the admin tools a shop in Jordan or the GCC needs every day.

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BAYNARI builds custom e-commerce stores for brands in Jordan and the GCC: bilingual storefronts with product catalogues, carts, checkout, payment and delivery integrations, and the admin tools a shop needs to run day to day.

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What is e-commerce development at BAYNARI?

The design and engineering of an online store: product catalogue, variants and inventory, cart and checkout, payment and shipping integrations, order management and the storefront customers actually see. Stores are built custom on Next.js and PostgreSQL, in English and Arabic, with the performance and SEO foundations an online shop depends on.

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Who needs a custom online store?

Brands that sell physical or digital products and have outgrown a marketplace page or a generic template: perfume, fashion, electronics and specialty retailers, brands expanding from Instagram sales into their own storefront, and businesses that need Arabic-first checkout and local payment and delivery options.

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What problems does a purpose-built store solve?

  • 01Orders handled manually over chat, with no catalogue, stock or order history.
  • 02A template store whose Arabic checkout, currency or delivery options do not fit the local market.
  • 03Slow product pages and poor search visibility for the products you sell.
  • 04No connection between the storefront, inventory and the people who fulfil orders.
  • 05Fees and limits imposed by a hosted platform you do not control.
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What can BAYNARI build for an online store?

  • 01Bilingual storefronts with product, category and collection pages
  • 02Cart, checkout, promotions and discount codes
  • 03Payment gateway integration for Jordan, the GCC and international cards
  • 04Cash-on-delivery and delivery-zone rules where the business needs them
  • 05Order, customer and inventory management screens
  • 06Product search, filters and merchandising
  • 07Transactional emails and WhatsApp order notifications sent by explicit action
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What is included in an e-commerce project?

  • 01Scope covering catalogue structure, payment, delivery and languages
  • 02Storefront design and admin interface
  • 03Development, payment-gateway setup and test transactions
  • 04Product data import or entry plan
  • 05Performance and SEO foundations for product pages
  • 06Launch, staff walkthrough and handoff
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How does an e-commerce project run?

  1. TalkWhat you sell, where you sell, how orders are fulfilled today.
  2. ScopeCatalogue model, payment and delivery providers, languages, admin needs, written down.
  3. DesignStorefront and admin flows reviewed on real product data.
  4. BuildCatalogue, checkout, integrations, notifications and the admin screens.
  5. Review and launchEnd-to-end test orders, gateway go-live, launch and staff handoff.
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Which payment, delivery and marketing integrations can be supported?

  • 01Card payment gateways serving Jordan and the GCC, plus international processors
  • 02Cash on delivery and manual bank-transfer flows
  • 03Delivery and courier providers through their APIs or exports
  • 04Google Analytics 4 e-commerce events and Search Console
  • 05Email delivery providers for receipts and updates
  • 06Accounting exports and internal systems through APIs
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Why build a custom store instead of using a hosted platform?

Hosted platforms are a good start for a small catalogue with standard needs. A custom store is worth it when the checkout must speak Arabic properly, when local payment and delivery rules do not fit a template, when you want to own customer and order data, or when the store must connect to inventory, booking or internal systems. BAYNARI scopes honestly: if a hosted platform is the better fit, we say so.

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Which businesses typically build custom stores with BAYNARI?

  • 01Perfume, beauty and lifestyle brands
  • 02Electronics and accessories retailers
  • 03Fashion and specialty products
  • 04Brands moving from social-media selling to their own storefront
  • 05Wholesale and B2B ordering
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How do I start an e-commerce project?

Tell us what you sell and how orders are handled today. Public starting prices are 1,250 JOD for E-commerce Start and 2,000 JOD for E-commerce Growth; final scope follows catalogue size, integrations and languages. We usually respond within one business day.

STARTING POINT

E-commerce Start · from1,250 JOD
01Can the store support cash on delivery?

Yes. Cash on delivery, delivery zones and manual payment confirmation can be part of the checkout scope alongside card payments.

02Will the store work in Arabic and English?

Yes. Storefront, checkout, emails and the admin interface can all be bilingual with native RTL layouts.

03Who owns the store and its data?

You do. Ownership, access and handoff are defined in the project documents; nothing is locked to a BAYNARI subscription.

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