Services

E-commerce development in Jordan

OneClick builds online stores and multi-vendor marketplaces for businesses in Jordan — from a single shop selling its own products to a marketplace where hundreds of sellers run their own stores. Payments, delivery and accounting are connected from the start, in Arabic and English.

A store your staff can actually run

An online store is mostly back office: products, stock, offers, orders and returns. We build that side as carefully as the storefront, so your team runs everything from one place without spreadsheets on the side. Customers in Jordan expect a choice at checkout, so cards, local payment methods and cash on delivery all work, and refunds follow a clear path instead of a phone call. When an order comes in, delivery and invoicing pick it up automatically rather than having it copied by hand.

Marketplaces with many vendors

A marketplace adds a second kind of customer: the sellers. Each vendor gets their own dashboard for products, stock and orders, while shoppers fill a single cart across all of them and the order is split per vendor at checkout. You set the commission rules, and payouts run on schedule with a full ledger behind them. We built exactly this for OneClick Commerce, and connected it to a delivery platform so every order can be handed to a driver.

How the project runs

  1. Discover

    We sit with you and learn the business: who uses this, what slows them down today, and what has to be true for the project to be worth doing. Then we agree on scope, timeline and price before anyone writes code.

  2. Design

    Flows first, then wireframes, then the real interface in both Arabic and English. You approve the screens before we build them, so nothing expensive gets discovered late.

  3. Build

    We build in weekly cycles. Every week you get a working link, not a status report — you open it, click around, and tell us what to change while changing it is still cheap.

  4. Launch and support

    We deploy, move your data across, and train your team on the parts they will use daily. After that we stay on: monitoring, fixes, and the next round of improvements.

Timeline and price

An online store usually takes eight to fourteen weeks and typically costs between 3,000 and 7,000 JOD; a multi-vendor marketplace sits at the top of that range or above it, depending on its rules and integrations. The price is fixed after discovery, and launch includes thirty days of free fixes.

Tell us what you want to build

Send us a few lines about your project on WhatsApp or through the form. We read every message ourselves and reply within one working day.