E-commerce · Online store
E-commerce website development is building an online store you own, where customers can browse products, pay online and get an order confirmation without you in the loop. For Malaysian shops that means a payment gateway with FPX online banking, cards and e-wallets, plus shipping rules that match how you actually deliver.
I build stores on WooCommerce, so you add products, change prices and process orders yourself. The store is ready to sell from the day it launches, with payments, shipping and order emails tested end to end.
Shop, category, product, cart and checkout pages designed around your products and brand.
Online payment through a local gateway, with FPX online banking, cards and e-wallets such as DuitNow QR, depending on the gateway you choose.
Rates by weight, zone or flat fee, including different rates for Peninsular Malaysia and Sabah or Sarawak, plus self pickup if you offer it.
Simple and variable products (size, colour), stock levels, sale prices and coupons you can edit yourself.
Order emails for you and the customer, order statuses, and invoices or receipts.
Pages for privacy (PDPA), returns, shipping and terms, plus a checkout that only asks for the data you need.
Payment, shipping and policy pages are set up for Malaysian customers and Malaysian rules from the start.
The website, the products and the customer list are yours, with no marketplace commission on each order.
Every payment method and shipping rule is run through a real order before launch, so the first customer is not the tester.
Browse completed projects, read client testimonials, or see the website cost guide.
With a local payment gateway, customers can usually pay by FPX online banking, credit or debit card, and e-wallets such as DuitNow QR. The exact list depends on the gateway you sign up with, and I help you choose and connect it.
Most Malaysian payment gateways ask for your business registration (SSM) and a bank account in the business name before they approve your account. Some accept individuals, so check with the gateway you plan to use.
Yes. WooCommerce lets you add products, photos, variants, prices and stock from the dashboard. You get a handover session and a short guide.
I set up the rules you need: flat rate, by weight, by zone or free above a certain order value, with separate rates for Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia if your courier charges differently.
Many shops do both. Marketplaces bring traffic, while your own store gives you your customer list, your branding and no commission per order. The website can link to your marketplace shops too.
It depends on the number of products, payment and shipping needs and any custom features. You get a written quote after a free consultation, and the website cost guide shows typical budgets.
Ready to take orders online?Tell me what you sell and how you deliver today. I'll reply within a day with how your store could work.
