E-commerce website design in Tunisia

Sell online in Tunisia, with the payment methods people here actually use.

Boutique en ligne tunisienne réalisée par WEBI

Selling online in Tunisia raises problems international tutorials ignore: connecting to Clictopay goes through your bank, a large share of customers still pay cash on delivery, and last-mile logistics vary enormously between Greater Tunis and the rest of the country.

We build stores that account for those realities: local gateways, cash on delivery with phone confirmation, shipping fees by governorate, and product pages written to be found on Google.

What we put in place

Tunisian payment

Clictopay, Paymee, Konnect, Flouci. We guide you through the paperwork with your bank.

Cash on delivery

Still the majority in Tunisia. With phone or SMS confirmation to limit refused parcels.

Stock and variants

Sizes, colours, low-stock alerts, multi-warehouse if needed.

Delivery by governorate

Differentiated shipping fees, pickup points and integration with local couriers.

SEO product pages

Product structured data, price, availability and reviews, for rich results in Google Shopping.

Abandoned carts

Automatic reminders by email and WhatsApp. Typically 10 to 15% of orders recovered.

WooCommerce, Prestashop or Shopify?

All three work in Tunisia. The right choice depends mostly on your catalogue, your volume and your ability to handle the technical side.
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    WooCommerce. You own everything

    Self-hosted, no monthly subscription, endlessly customisable. Tunisian gateways integrate well. Requires some maintenance.

  2. 2

    Prestashop: built to sell

    Free software dedicated to online stores, comfortable with large catalogues, variants and several languages. Same ownership as WooCommerce, with no subscription.

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    Shopify. You manage nothing

    Monthly subscription in foreign currency, hosting and security handled. Tunisian payment integration is more constrained, but day-to-day operation is simpler.

  4. 4

    Our default recommendation

    Under 500 orders a month with a strong need for local payment: WooCommerce. Above that, or for a brand that also exports: Shopify is worth considering.

  5. 5

    Either way

    We train your team on orders, stock and promotions. You are never dependent on us to sell.

Combien coûte une boutique en ligne ?

Catalogue, paiement, livraison, design : les postes qui font varier le prix, poste par poste.

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Shopify ou WooCommerce ?

Abonnement en devise, paiement tunisien, paiement à la livraison : ce qu’il faut savoir avant de choisir.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I take card payments in Tunisia?

Through Clictopay, run by Société Monétique Tunisie and subscribed via your bank: expect 2 to 4 weeks of paperwork. Paymee, Konnect and Flouci are quicker to set up. We handle the technical integration either way.

Is cash on delivery essential?

In practice yes, in most sectors: a significant share of Tunisian buyers will not pay online. Plan for it from the start, with a phone confirmation step to reduce refused parcels.

How much does an online store cost?

From 4,500 TND for a standard catalogue with local payment, delivery and training. Specific needs (product configurators, subscriptions, ERP sync), are quoted separately.

Can I sell abroad from Tunisia?

Yes, by adding Stripe or PayPal, multi-currency and international shipping. Watch Tunisian foreign exchange rules on repatriating revenue: talk to your bank early.

How long until the store opens?

6 to 10 weeks, running development and banking paperwork in parallel. We start the bank process in week one.

Ready to sell online?

We quote your store and tell you which banking steps to start right away.

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