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Stores that sell, not stall.
E-commerce here means a storefront built as a real application — Shopify Hydrogen, Medusa or a custom Next.js store — with Malaysian payment rails, stock that reflects reality, and page speed treated as a conversion factor.
Shopify Hydrogen, Medusa, custom Next storefronts. Stripe, Razorpay, Billplz integration. We don't do bloated woocommerce builds — every store ships fast, ranks high, and converts above category average.
Three things kill Malaysian online stores and none of them is design. The first is speed: a theme carrying six plugins takes eight seconds on a phone on mobile data, and most of the traffic is on a phone on mobile data. People leave before the product image resolves.
The second is payment. A checkout that only takes card loses a large share of a Malaysian audience that expects FPX and e-wallets. That is not a preference, it is the difference between an order and an abandoned cart.
The third is stock. When the website's stock and the real stock are two different numbers, someone spends their week cancelling orders and apologising. That erodes repeat custom faster than any pricing decision.
How many SKUs, how many variants, do you sell wholesale as well as retail. Shopify Hydrogen when you want Shopify's back office with a custom front end; Medusa or a custom Next store when the model does not fit Shopify's assumptions.
FPX and e-wallets alongside card, through Billplz, Razorpay or Stripe depending on your entity and volume. Configured, tested with real small transactions, and reconciled against what actually lands in the account.
Inventory syncs with wherever it truly lives — the ERP, the POS, a spreadsheet if that is the honest answer for now. One source, everything else reads from it.
Server-rendered product pages, images in modern formats at the right sizes, Product and Offer structured data so listings can show price and availability in search.
Order confirmation, shipping updates, abandoned cart, and a review request. Usually the cheapest revenue in the whole project, and usually the part that never got built.
Storefronts sit in the Professional and Enterprise tiers. Payment gateway fees are the provider's and are charged to you directly, not through us.
A working store on a managed platform: catalogue, Malaysian payment rails, shipping, email flows, technical SEO.
Custom full-stack storefront with a payment gateway, product configurators, inventory and order automation, and an admin dashboard.
Published content rate for product copy and campaign pieces. Social media management runs From RM 450 a month if you want it handled.
Two longer answers sit outside the service pages: the reference guides on the LHDN e-Invoice phases and what each route into MyInvois costs, and the sector notes on what each sector's day-to-day record has to hold before software touches it.
