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E-commerce website development with Next.js
I build fast, SEO-friendly online stores with Next.js, Prisma and Stripe — a real product catalog, cart and checkout, order management, and an admin dashboard your team can run without a developer. An e-commerce website builder tuned for actual businesses, not a template.
What you get
A complete storefront and back office
- Storefront — category and product pages, search and filtering, cart and a smooth checkout, all server-rendered with Next.js so they load fast and rank.
- Payments — Stripe for cards and wallets, with support for local payment flows common in Pakistan, plus order confirmation emails.
- Admin dashboard — add and edit products, manage stock and orders, issue refunds, and read sales analytics — no spreadsheet.
- Built-in CMS — banners, categories and promotional copy the owner edits directly, so the shop updates itself.
- SEO baseline — clean URLs, product structured data, sitemaps, fast Core Web Vitals and social preview images out of the box.
Stack
How it's built
Next.js gives each product and category page real server-rendered HTML — which matters for Google, social sharing and speed. Prisma keeps the catalog and orders in a proper relational database, and Stripe handles the money so you're never storing card data.
Who it's for
Good fit if…
- You're a retailer or brand ready to sell online and want to own the store, not rent a locked-in platform.
- A non-technical person needs to run day-to-day operations — products, orders, content.
- You've outgrown a marketplace listing or a social-media shop and need your own checkout.
- You want a store that's genuinely fast and discoverable in search, not just pretty.
Selected work
E-commerce & booking builds
- Madina Home Textile — Next.js storefront with Stripe checkout, an admin panel and a lightweight CMS for a home-textile retailer.
- Native Resort & Camping Bamborate — a booking and e-commerce engine with real-time availability and a full management dashboard.
Questions
Common questions
Why Next.js instead of Shopify or WooCommerce?
Hosted platforms are great to start, but you pay monthly, you're limited to their themes and apps, and you don't own the stack. A Next.js store is yours — faster, fully customisable, and cheaper to run at scale. If a hosted platform is genuinely the better fit for you, I'll say so.
Can customers in Pakistan pay easily?
Yes — Stripe for international cards, plus local payment and cash-on-delivery flows where the business needs them.
Can I manage products myself?
That's the point of the admin dashboard and CMS — you add products, run promotions and fulfil orders without me.
How long does a store take?
A focused first version is usually 3–6 weeks depending on catalog size and how custom the checkout needs to be.
Ready to sell online?
Tell me about your products and how you want to run the shop, and I'll come back with a plan.