Get a quoteVoxire builds e-commerce stores for retailers, startups, and established businesses in Beirut and across Lebanon. We handle storefront design, product catalogues, bilingual Arabic and English layouts, payment integrations, and checkout testing. Choose Shopify, WooCommerce, or a custom build around your operations, with a defined scope covering the path from product discovery to order fulfilment.
Scope your online storeThe scope starts with your catalogue, customers, and order workflow. We plan product pages, navigation, search, cart, checkout, and order notifications together. Arabic layouts, delivery zones, stock management, analytics, and integrations are specified before development. Your team reviews working screens and tests the buying journey before launch.
The right platform depends on the workflows your store needs to support. Shopify suits teams that want managed commerce infrastructure. WooCommerce suits businesses already working with WordPress. A custom build suits requirements that standard platforms cannot handle cleanly. We compare catalogue complexity, integrations, content management, and ongoing operating costs during discovery.
Payment integration starts with confirming merchant eligibility and settlement requirements with your chosen provider. We document card payments, local payment options, and cash on delivery as appropriate to your business. Testing covers failed payments, duplicate callbacks, order confirmation, delivery charges, and refunds so your team can reconcile orders after launch.
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The cost depends on your catalogue, platform, integrations, and checkout requirements. Voxire scopes these before proposing a fixed project price in USD. Share your product count, required languages, payment methods, delivery rules, and any existing systems so the proposal can distinguish essential launch work from later improvements.
The launch schedule depends on catalogue readiness, integrations, and the speed of design approvals. We agree milestones after discovery and include time for product import, payment setup, and checkout testing. Preparing product descriptions, images, delivery policies, and merchant accounts before development helps avoid delays close to launch.
Yes, Arabic and English storefronts can be included in the project scope. We plan reading direction, navigation, product content, and checkout labels together. Both language versions need review on mobile devices, including mixed text such as product names, addresses, and order references, before the store is ready to launch.
Yes, payment integrations and cash on delivery can be scoped around your platform and merchant eligibility. The provider must confirm account approval and settlement terms before integration. We then test the payment flow alongside order confirmation, failed transactions, and operational handover so your team knows how each order is processed.
Yes, an existing store can be reviewed for checkout friction, mobile usability, catalogue structure, and integration problems. We identify the parts that need work before recommending a rebuild. Migration planning includes product data, existing URLs, customer accounts where supported, and launch checks to reduce disruption to daily orders.
Tell us what you sell, who buys it, and how you fulfil orders. We will use that brief to define the build.
Scope your online store