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E-Commerce Online Store

A Custom Online Store Built Around How You Sell

A complete custom-coded storefront with the customer experience and practical management tools needed to sell products, process payments and manage orders from one tailored system.

  • Unlimited website pages within the agreed sitemap
  • Unlimited product pages and categories
  • PayFast payment-gateway integration
  • Custom Admin Dashboard included
  • Client Profiling, accounts and order history
  • Product, inventory and low-stock tools
  • Branded order emails and invoice links
  • 30% off other eligible website add-ons

Custom coded: RumbleWebsites does not develop with WordPress or WooCommerce. Third-party services, merchant-account costs and payment-gateway fees remain separate.

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Custom online stores Β· South Africa

E-Commerce Website Design Built Around Your Business

Sell through a custom-coded online store with South African payments, a tailored management dashboard, customer accounts and the practical tools needed to manage products, orders and stock.

A custom e-commerce website experience with products, checkout and order management.
R10,000Published once-off package price
PayFastSouth African payment integration
Admin dashboardProducts, stock, orders and analytics
Customer accountsProfiles and order history included
More than a product grid

What the online store package includes

The package brings the customer-facing shop and the day-to-day management tools together. The exact catalogue, content, fulfilment process and integrations are confirmed before development begins.

A custom online storefront displayed across desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
01

Custom storefront design

A responsive, custom-coded store shaped around your products, categories and brand rather than a generic WooCommerce theme.

A secure South African online checkout flow with payment protection.
02

PayFast checkout

PayFast payment-gateway integration provides a familiar South African payment route, subject to your approved and correctly configured merchant account.

An online-store inventory dashboard for products, stock and low-stock alerts.
03

Product and stock control

Manage products, categories, pricing and inventory through a tailored dashboard, with low-stock alerts supporting day-to-day operations.

An online order moving from checkout to fulfilment and customer email.
04

Orders and branded emails

Track orders and send branded automated order communication with invoice links, keeping customers informed after checkout.

Secure customer profile cards connected to protected account data and order history.
05

Customer profiles

Customer registration, secure profiles, account updates and order history are included through the Client Profiling System.

An automated email reminder guiding a customer back to an incomplete online shopping cart.
06

Abandoned-cart recovery

Automated abandoned-cart email recovery can remind customers about an incomplete order and provide a clearer route back to the store.

  • You want the storefront to feel distinctive and consistent with your brand.
  • You need products, categories, customer accounts and order history managed in one tailored system.
  • You plan to accept online payments through PayFast and have, or can obtain, the appropriate merchant account.
  • You value direct development support instead of managing a stack of unrelated themes and plugins.
  • You can provide accurate product information, pricing, images, policies, fulfilment details and required account access.
Plan before building

How the e-commerce project takes shape

A store touches payments, customer data, stock and fulfilment, so the discovery phase is more detailed than a brochure website. Each responsibility and external service should be clear before launch.

01

Catalogue and workflow

Map product types, categories, variants, stock rules, customer accounts, checkout needs and how the business will process each order.

02

Design and development

Build the storefront and dashboard around the agreed customer journey, management workflow, supplied content and integrations.

03

Testing and launch

Test products, forms, accounts, payment hand-off, order communication and responsive layouts before approval and public launch.

A deliberate platform choice

Custom-coded e-commerce, not WooCommerce

RumbleWebsites does not offer WordPress or WooCommerce. The storefront and its agreed management features are developed as custom code. That can provide more control over the experience and workflow, while requiring the project scope and future changes to be managed directly. Businesses that specifically need the WordPress plugin ecosystem should choose a WordPress specialist.

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E-commerce website questions

How much does the e-commerce website package cost?

The published E-Commerce Online Store package is R10,000 once off, with a R1,000 deposit and R9,000 balance. Requirements outside the published scope or selected add-ons should be confirmed in writing before work begins.

Which South African payment gateway is included?

PayFast integration is included. The business is responsible for supplying an approved PayFast account, accurate details and any required verification. Transaction fees and PayFast account terms are separate from the website design price.

Can I manage products and orders myself?

Yes. The package includes a custom Admin Dashboard for products, stock, orders and analytics, together with customer profiles and order history.

Are products and categories limited?

The published package allows unlimited website pages within the agreed sitemap and unlimited product pages or categories. Practical performance, hosting resources, content entry and the agreed data model still form part of project planning.

Does the store include hosting?

Website design and managed hosting are separate services. A custom e-commerce store needs a suitable hosting environment, so the recommended route and ongoing support scope are confirmed before launch.

Planning an online store?

Share what you sell, how many product types you have, how orders are fulfilled and which customer or stock tools matter. That creates a much more reliable starting point than choosing from price alone.

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