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Price depends mostly on catalogue size, delivery model and payment gateway. Those three answers are enough for a first estimate.

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Order of magnitude

As an order of magnitude, a store built on WooCommerce or PrestaShop lands between 4,000 and 12,000 dinars depending on catalogue and integrations. This is not a quote.

What moves the price of an online store

The number of products matters less than the number of variants. Two hundred items with no options import in a morning. Three hundred items in four sizes and six colours, with stock held per combination, is a different job, and the back office has to be drawn for it.

Payment comes next, and the delay is not ours. Clictopay requires a card acceptance agreement signed with your bank, and the bank takes the time it takes. Paymee and Flouci open in a few days. Most Tunisian shops also keep cash on delivery, which is configuration work of its own.

Delivery is the line nobody announces up front: rates per gouvernorat, pickup in store, parcel tracking at a carrier. Those three are built separately.

Then there is the existing material. A catalogue held in a clean spreadsheet imports. A catalogue scattered across an old site, a workbook and photos sent over WhatsApp gets retyped, and that is counted in days.

What we need to know

  1. 01 How many products in the catalogue
  2. 02 Which payment gateway you have in mind
  3. 03 Do you deliver yourself or through a carrier

From your catalogue to a figure

  1. Send the catalogue export, even a rough one: a spreadsheet, a list of references, or the photographs as they stand today.
  2. We count the variants and look at how you deliver before calling back. Those two lines move the budget more than anything else.
  3. You get a costed document in dinars, split line by line: catalogue, payment, delivery, and training on the back office.
  4. It holds for thirty days. After that, carrier rates and gateway commissions may have moved, so we redo the arithmetic at no charge.

What we will not promise on a store

No revenue promise. A well built store removes the friction around payment and delivery, it does not manufacture demand. First orders come from your audience, your sales people and your advertising budget.

We take no percentage on your sales, and we do not lock your catalogue in. Product records, orders and the customer file export the day you ask, including when you hand the store to somebody else.