Ecommerce Mobile App Development
in Dubai.

Starter store apps begin at AED 4,999 — a fixed-price package covering an iOS + Android app (one codebase, or synced to your Shopify store) with store submission handled. Custom-designed growth apps typically run AED 30,000–120,000, and enterprise builds with custom integrations start from AED 120,000. We give you a fixed, itemised quote within 24 hours — no hourly surprises.

All the gateways UAE shoppers expect: Tabby and Tamara (buy-now-pay-later), Apple Pay, Google Pay, Telr, PayTabs, Stripe and Ziina. Buy-now-pay-later has become a checkout expectation for UAE shoppers — leaving it out costs conversions.

Yes. We build native iOS and Android apps that sync in real time with your existing Shopify, WooCommerce or Magento backend via API, so your products, inventory, orders and customers stay in one place.

Always — these are the features that pay for the app. We build smart push notifications (abandoned cart, price drops, restocks) and custom loyalty and rewards systems that drive repeat purchases and retention.

A rapid MVP can launch in 6–8 weeks. A full-featured ecommerce app typically takes 3–4 months depending on scope, integrations and design. You get a clear timeline in your fixed quote.

100% — full IP, the Git repository, and your own App Store and Google Play accounts are handed to you on completion. No lock-in, ever.

If you already sell on Shopify, a native app synced to your Shopify backend is the fastest, most cost-effective route — your catalog, inventory and orders stay where they are. Go fully custom when you need workflows Shopify can’t model: multi-vendor marketplaces, B2B price lists, subscription logic or ERP integration. We build both, and we’ll tell you honestly which fits in the 24-hour quote.

Grocery and quick-commerce apps need extra pieces a standard store app doesn’t: live rider tracking, slot-based delivery scheduling, substitutions and a dispatcher panel. Budget from AED 60,000 for a single-store grocery delivery app and AED 120,000+ for multi-branch or dark-store operations with driver apps.

Yes — full right-to-left layouts, Arabic product catalogs and bilingual Arabic/English switching are built in from the design stage, not bolted on. For UAE retail audiences, a proper Arabic experience is a conversion feature, not a nice-to-have.

Both ship excellent ecommerce apps from one codebase. We default to React Native for store apps that lean on web-ecosystem tooling and Shopify/WooCommerce APIs, and recommend Flutter where heavy custom UI or animation is the priority. Either way you get native checkout performance on iOS and Android.