Services · Ecommerce development · Perfume online stores
Codeeo provides perfume ecommerce website development Jeddah fragrance businesses use to sell beyond the counter. From attar sellers near Al Balad to perfume houses with boutiques along Tahlia Street and in the big malls, we build Arabic first stores with an English version, a catalogue that handles oils, oud, bakhoor and sprays, checkout with mada, Apple Pay and instalments, and delivery that reaches homes across Jeddah and hotels where visitors stay before flying out.
Jeddah buyers fall into two groups: families who reorder the same oils every few months, and visitors passing through on the way to or from Makkah who want gifts to carry home. A good store serves both without making either feel like an afterthought. The same catalogue, stock and checkout serve both groups, with features switched on where each needs them.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
What the store includes
Jeddah has one of the oldest perfume trades in the Kingdom. Attar shops in the historic district still blend oils by hand, while newer houses sell polished bottles in boutiques along the city's main shopping streets. Online, both need the same basics done well: a catalogue that explains what each oil or blend smells like, prices with VAT shown, a checkout that accepts the methods people use, and delivery that arrives before the humid afternoon heat does any damage. On top of that, Jeddah stores often need features for visitors: short delivery windows to hotels, gift sets ready to pack in a suitcase, and product pages that help someone choose a gift for a relative they will see next week. Good perfume ecommerce website design Jeddah shoppers trust keeps all of this on one clear path from product to payment.
Attar and perfume oils listed in the volumes you actually sell, such as tolas or millilitre bottles, with blend notes, base oil and strength recorded as product fields, so stock counts stay accurate when the same oil comes in several sizes.
Oils sell online the way they sell across the counter.
Delivery windows that cover residential districts and hotel addresses, with fields for room number and guest name, and a same evening option where your courier can meet it, so a visitor can order in the afternoon and have the parcel before leaving. Drivers see the hotel reception note on their delivery screen.
Visitors buy from you rather than from the airport shop.
Prepared bundles of oils, small sprays and bakhoor in sealed boxes, sized for hand luggage where airline rules allow, with gift messages printed inside and wrapping options chosen at checkout. Your team builds new sets from existing products in minutes.
Bigger baskets from shoppers buying for family back home.
Arabic and English as standard, with optional pages in other languages your customers use, such as Urdu or Bahasa Indonesia, built from the same product data so prices and stock never disagree between versions.
Shoppers read what they are buying in a language they trust.
mada, Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, STC Bank (formerly STC Pay) and Tabby or Tamara, connected through a gateway operating under SAMA rules, with international cards accepted for visitors and 3D Secure handled without leaving the page.
Both residents and visitors complete payment on the first try.
Product pages written for someone who cannot smell the bottle: what the scent is like, when people wear it, how long it lasts and who it suits, with an easy way to ask a question on WhatsApp before buying.
Fewer abandoned carts from buyers unsure what to choose.
Packing notes for heat and humidity, dispatch held for cooler collection times in summer, and courier methods filtered so alcohol based sprays only travel on services that accept flammable goods. Insulated packaging can be added as a paid option at checkout.
Fewer leaking bottles and damaged deliveries.
For importers receiving goods through Jeddah's port, stock records that carry batch and arrival details, so the store shows new arrivals when they clear and can trace which customers received a particular batch. Pre orders can open before a shipment lands.
Online stock reflects what has actually landed.
VAT inclusive pricing on every page and Fatoora e-invoices issued for each order and refund through your accounting or ERP connection, with full tax invoices available to hotels and companies ordering in bulk.
Tax records match orders without manual work.
Order history saved to the customer's account, one tap reorder for the oils they buy again, and reminder emails or WhatsApp messages sent with consent when a usual purchase is likely running low. Customers can switch these off from their account.
Regular Jeddah customers keep buying from you online.
Who this is for
Jeddah's perfume trade ranges from family shops that have blended oils for generations to new labels launched on social media. The store we recommend depends on how you sell today, where your stock is held and how much of your trade comes from visitors rather than residents. These four profiles cover most of the conversations we have. Many businesses fit two of them, and the scope reflects that.
Your customers come for your blends and your advice. Online, we keep that personal tone with product pages written in your voice, a WhatsApp link on every page for questions, and photography that shows the shop as it is. Behind the scenes, oils are set up by volume and blend, and orders print as packing slips your staff already understand.
We can start with your best selling blends and add the full range later.
You have counters in malls and on the main shopping streets, each with its own stock. The store reads stock from every boutique, offers collection from the nearest one, and sends delivery orders to whichever location holds the item. Head office sees all online sales alongside counter sales in one report. Promotions can run online only, in boutiques only, or in both, controlled from one admin.
Boutique stock sync usually depends on your point of sale offering an API.
Much of your business comes from Umrah visitors and travellers passing through Jeddah. The store focuses on gift sets, hotel delivery, international cards and multilingual product pages, with clear notes on carrying perfume in luggage so customers know what to expect at the airport.
Airline rules change, so the store links to guidance rather than promising what any carrier accepts.
You bring fragrance into the Kingdom through Jeddah and sell mainly to other retailers. We add a retail store beside your trade business, with separate pricing, protected trade logins for approved stockists, and batch information carried through from your warehouse system. New launches can appear online for retail customers the day they clear the warehouse.
Trade buyers never see retail promotions, and shoppers never see trade prices.
How we work together
We work with Jeddah businesses remotely. Discovery, design reviews and training all happen by video call, and every decision is written into a shared scope so your team can check it at any time. Most perfume clients start with a fixed scope build covering the store, payments, delivery and invoicing, then move to a monthly retainer for new collections, seasonal campaigns and integrations. Groups running several brands sometimes prefer a dedicated team working through a longer roadmap. In every case, ownership of the code, data and accounts stays with you.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Platforms are chosen to fit your catalogue and team: Shopify for speed and simplicity, WooCommerce where you want WordPress content around the shop, or a headless Next.js front end when the catalogue, languages or integrations need more control. Images and pages are cached close to users so product pages stay quick on mobile data.
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02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Features for visitors as well as residents.
Most cities sell to people who live there. Jeddah also sells to visitors on their way to or from Makkah, so hotel delivery, short delivery windows, international card acceptance, gift sets and multilingual pages matter more than usual. Residents still form the regular base, so reorders, saved addresses and loyalty belong in the same store. We plan both groups into the first release rather than bolting visitors on later. The city's humidity and summer heat also shape packing and dispatch rules more than they would inland.
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