E-commerce development in Qatar.
Online stores that carry your brand's standard and convert its visitors — WooCommerce, Shopify and custom builds with the payment gateways GCC customers trust. Built in Doha, at Qatar Science & Technology Park.
Everything a store needs to sell.
One team handles the whole build — no juggling separate designers, developers and payment consultants.
Store design
Custom storefront design around your catalogue and brand — not a template with your logo on it.
Development
Fast, secure builds on WooCommerce, Shopify or custom stacks — engineered for mobile-first GCC shoppers.
Local payments
MyFatoorah, Tap, PayTabs, SADAD, QNB and more across the GCC — integrated, tested and reconciled.
WhatsApp commerce
Order notifications, support and re-engagement on WhatsApp via our own WASL platform.
Bilingual-ready
Arabic/English architecture with proper RTL from day one — adding a language is a content task, not a rebuild.
SEO & analytics
Technical SEO, structured data and conversion tracking built in — so the store gets found and you see what works.

Built by Odysense, selling today.
Eleganza
A premium online store built to match the brand it carries — fast, elegant and ready to sell across the Gulf.
Rafea Line
A custom WooCommerce build for a Doha abaya atelier — craftsmanship online, from catalogue to checkout.
Related reading.

E-commerce licence checklist: what your Qatar online store must show customers
A practical checklist for online stores licensed under Qatar's Decision No. 25 of 2026: the business details, policies and customer-service information to display, and where each belongs on your site.

Your Qatar online store needs a .qa domain: how to set it up or switch without losing SEO
Qatar's e-commerce licence requires a .qa or .com.qa domain. How to choose and register one, and how to move an existing store from .com without losing search rankings.

Qatar e-commerce licence 2026: QAR 500 fee, 194 activities and the .qa domain rule
MoCI's e-commerce licence is now live: a QAR 500 issuance fee, 194 approved activities, no office for eligible online businesses, and a .qa domain requirement. What it means and how to get your store ready.

How to start an online business in Qatar without an office (2026)
Qatar's 2026 rules let you launch an online store without a physical office. A step-by-step path from idea to a licensed, selling e-commerce business.

Qatar's new e-commerce license (Decision No. 25 of 2026), explained simply
Qatar now lets you run an online business without a physical office under MoCI Decision No. 25 of 2026. What the e-commerce license means, who needs it, and how to comply.

How much does an e-commerce website cost in Qatar? (2026 guide)
Real 2026 pricing for online stores in Qatar — what QAR 8,000–10,000 gets you, what pushes the price up, running costs, and what should be included.
Before you ask for a quote.
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Qatar?
A launch-ready store with custom design — including one year of domain registration and one year of hosting — typically costs QAR 8,000–10,000. More advanced stores cost more depending on features and design, and every project starts with a fixed, itemized quote. Every Odysense e-commerce build also includes Store Portal, our store management platform, free for the first year.
Which payment gateways do you integrate for Qatar and KSA?
In Qatar we integrate MyFatoorah, Tap Payments, PayTabs, Amazon Payment Services, SADAD and QNB. For Saudi Arabia we integrate HyperPay, Moyasar, Tap Payments, PayTabs, Amazon Payment Services and Geidea. If you need a gateway that isn't listed, we can integrate that too. We advise on the right mix for your market and handle the full technical setup and testing.
WooCommerce, Shopify or a custom build — which should I choose?
WooCommerce suits brands that want full ownership and flexibility at low running cost. Shopify suits teams that want managed simplicity and fast scaling. Custom/headless builds suit high-traffic or unusual requirements. We've shipped all three — we'll recommend based on your catalogue, team and growth plans, not on what's easiest for us.
How long does it take to launch an online store?
A well-scoped store typically launches in 4–8 weeks: discovery and design first, then build, payment testing and content. Complex catalogues, custom features or bilingual content extend that. You'll get a concrete timeline with milestones before we start.
Do you support Arabic and right-to-left layouts?
Yes — we build stores bilingual-ready from day one, with proper RTL layouts, Arabic typography and localized checkout, so adding Arabic later is a content task rather than a rebuild.
What happens after launch?
We don't disappear. Odysense offers ongoing care: performance monitoring, updates, conversion optimization and growth work (SEO, ads, analytics). Many of our client relationships run for years past the first launch.
Ready to open your store?
Tell us about your products and market. You'll get a fixed, itemized quote — usually within two business days.
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