Storefronts
Fast, and editable by you — a campaign goes up on a Thursday without a developer.
Industries05 / 06
Bought on a phone.On a train.
Retail & e-commerce
Everything before the checkout buys attention that the checkout then keeps or throws away. So the checkout gets built first.
- Typical span
- 8–14 weeks
- The peak
- Black Friday to Christmas
- In the room
- Buying, store, warehouse
- Paid with
- Swish, Klarna, card
The checkout, on a phone, on a moving train.
- 01
Returns are part of the product
A quarter of some categories comes back, and every buyer knows it. Hiding the policy costs orders, not returns.
- 02
The floor and the site are one business
When the site says in stock and the shop says otherwise, nobody blames two systems.
- 03
Speed is the whole strategy
Before any persuasion, the page either painted in under a second on a mid-range phone or it did not.
What we build
Four things weare asked for here.
Most engagements in this sector are one of these, or two of them quoted as one piece of work. Anything outside them is priced before it starts, never after.
Checkout & payments
Swish, Klarna and card, with as few fields as the law allows.
Store & stock systems
One view of stock across floor, warehouse and site, plus click-and-collect.
Returns & retention
A return that takes ninety seconds and no email exchange.
- 487
- Ternary enquiries in three months
- 187
- Meraas enquiries in the first month
- 11
- Meraas contracts from that month
- −68%
- Buyers unsure which flat they wanted
Our own figures, from work in this sector — not an industry survey.
“Ads used to lead to a complex page, and the manager had to ask again what the buyer wanted. Now we run a campaign straight to one layout and see which ones really draw attention.”
Work in this sector
What this usually needs
Start a project
The next onestarts here.
Tell us what you are building. If it is a fit you will have an offer — and if not, we’ll tell you upfront.