Problem 01
“Do you deliver?” in the DMs
Orders are taken by screenshot and bank transfer, then confirmed by message. Stock is guessed and nothing reconciles.
Online stores · Payments · Invoicing
eCommerce and online payment solutions for Pacific businesses
A store that takes the payment methods your customers actually use, prices in the currencies they expect, and gives your team an order list they can fulfil without chasing emails.
- Card, bank transfer and mobile money
- Multi-currency pricing for diaspora and visitors
- Orders, stock and fulfilment in one admin
What gets in the way
Why the current setup leaks bookings
None of this is unusual — it is what running a rental, booking or retail operation on messages and spreadsheets looks like. The fix is a flow that does the boring parts automatically.
Problem 02
One payment method is not enough
Some customers have cards; some only have mobile money; some will only do a bank transfer. A store that supports one method loses the rest.
Problem 03
Diaspora customers cannot check out
Family overseas want to buy for relatives at home. If prices are locked to one currency and delivery options are unclear, they give up.
Problem 04
No record of what sells
Without order data you cannot tell which products pay for themselves and which are quietly losing money.
What you get
Built to take the booking,
Built to take the booking,
not just describe the business.
Every item below is part of the platform, not an upsell slide. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts so there are no surprises.
01
Card payments
Secure card checkout through Stripe, with receipts, refunds and a payment record attached to every order.
02
Bank transfer and mobile money
Bank transfer with unique references, and mobile money such as M-PAiSA or MyCash in Fiji where the provider offers an integration path.
03
Multi-currency pricing
Set a base currency and present converted estimates for overseas buyers, so a customer in Auckland sees a price they understand.
04
Stock and fulfilment
Track stock, mark orders as packed or collected, and print or export a pick list for the day.
05
Shipping and pickup
Local delivery zones, pickup points and overseas shipping rules, with costs shown before checkout rather than revealed afterwards.
06
Invoicing for business buyers
Government and business customers often need a quote or invoice rather than a card form. We can issue both from the same order record.
Payments by market
How customers actually pay
Card acceptance, bank transfer habits and mobile money differ by market. The checkout is designed around what your customers can really use — not what a template assumes.
Samoa
Card via Stripe, bank transfer, cash on collection
WST pricing with NZD/AUD display for diaspora buyers.
Tonga
Card via Stripe, bank transfer
TOP pricing, with transfer instructions that do not rely on card acceptance.
Fiji
Card, M-PAiSA, MyCash, bank transfer
Mobile money presented alongside cards at checkout.
New Zealand
Card via Stripe, bank transfer, invoice
NZD pricing and GST handling for NZ-registered businesses.
How the project runs
Five steps, no mystery invoices
Step 01
Catalogue and payment mapping
Products, variants, stock, delivery zones and which payment methods your customers need.
Step 02
Store design
Category, product and checkout screens designed on a phone first.
Step 03
Payments and tax
Card, transfer and mobile money configured, with tax and currency rules agreed up front.
Step 04
Fulfilment setup
Order statuses, packing lists, delivery notifications and refund handling.
Step 05
Launch and report
We connect analytics so you can see which products and channels actually sell.
Proof in production
Payments, invoicing and fulfilment in production
We have delivered online stores and payment flows for Pacific retailers, including a Samoa-based colour and coatings supplier, plus invoicing and quote-to-payment tooling for service businesses.
Free consultation
Start with a call
Talk through your project
A 30-minute call, a clear scope and a fixed written quote. No obligation and no pressure.
Questions
Common questions about ecommerce & payments
Can I take payments online in Samoa?
Card payments are possible through Stripe where the business can be onboarded, and bank transfer covers customers who do not use cards. We design the checkout around what is genuinely available to your business rather than assuming one method works for everyone.
Do you support mobile money in Fiji?
Yes, where the provider gives us an integration path. M-PAiSA and MyCash can be presented alongside cards, with manual reconciliation only if the provider has no API.
How much does an online store cost?
A focused store with payments and delivery typically starts from NZ$4,500, depending on catalogue size, payment methods and fulfilment complexity. We quote a fixed scope in writing first.
Can you migrate our existing store?
Yes. We can migrate products, customers and orders from common platforms and keep old URLs redirecting so search rankings are not lost.
Related industries
Other platforms we build
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