From a single-brand store to a multi-vendor marketplace. I have built a multi-tenant spare-parts marketplace with merchants, customers, a wallet ledger, commissions and refunds, and an e-commerce app from product listing through checkout. The money side is built so every balance can be traced back to the records that produced it.

01What you get

01

Product catalog, search, filters and cart in Arabic and English

02

Order lifecycle: confirmation, payment, fulfilment, returns and refunds

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Payment gateway integration kept separate so a gateway outage never takes the store down

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Merchant and admin dashboards with reports

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Invoices, notifications and a mobile app when you need one

02How we work

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Discovery

A short conversation to understand your goal, users and constraints, then a written scope and estimate.

02

Design & architecture

The data model, the screens and the plan — agreed with you before the build starts.

03

Build & review

Working versions delivered in steps, so you see progress and can steer early.

04

Launch & handover

Deployment on your domain, documentation, and support while your team gets comfortable.

04Common questions

Can you build a marketplace with multiple sellers?

Yes. I have built a multi-tenant marketplace with merchants, customers, a wallet ledger, commissions and withdrawals — the case study is on this site.

Which payment methods can be connected?

Most gateways with a standard API can be integrated. The integration sits behind its own layer so it can be swapped or switched off without affecting the rest of the store.

Can the store connect to my accounting or ERP system?

Yes — I work with ERPNext and can integrate a store with it so stock and invoices stay in sync.

Tell me what you need.

Describe the project in a few lines. I reply within 24 hours with questions and a clear next step.

Based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — working with clients across the Kingdom and beyond.