Frequently asked
Everything clients ask before signing
Price, timelines, CIB payment, Yalidine delivery, source-code ownership — the honest answers you're looking for.
How much does an e-commerce site cost in Algeria in 2026?
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Three transparent packs: Boutique 35,000 DA (template installed in 7 days), Pro 65,000 DA (template + PWA app + 5 carriers + SEO), Custom from 90,000 DA. Instalment payment available. Detailed quote in 24 h, no commitment.
How long until my site is delivered?
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Boutique: 7 business days. Pro: 10 days. Custom: 30 days minimum depending on scope. Timeline starts at quote signature. You approve design on day 3, we develop days 3–6, QA + training day 6, launch day 7.
Which payment methods can I accept on my site?
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CIB and Edahabia via the official SATIM gateway (integration included from the Pro pack), cash on delivery (COD) via Yalidine and ZR Express from the Boutique pack, and — on request — bank transfer and instalment payment. The bank pays you directly.
Which carriers are integrated into my site?
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Yalidine, ZR Express, Noest, Maystro and Ecotrack are integrated natively in the dashboard. Auto-generated label on order, real-time parcel tracking, customer SMS confirmation. Customer picks their preferred carrier at checkout.
Do I own the source code when the project ends?
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Yes. All our sites ship with source code handed to the client, on a Git repository you own. You can change hosting, edit the code, or hire another developer whenever you want. No vendor lock-in.
Is the site indexed on Google?
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Yes. All our sites ship with baseline SEO: optimised titles and descriptions, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, JSON-LD (Organization, LocalBusiness, Product), hreflang FR/AR/EN, Core Web Vitals 95+/100. The Pro pack adds localised wilaya pages and a structured blog.
Does my physical store stay connected to the site?
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Yes. In-store till and online shop share the same stock, customer file and order history. Real-time updates — no double sales, no phantom products. Available from the Pro pack.
Which city in Algeria do you cover?
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All 58 wilayas. Headquartered in Algiers Centre, but sites are delivered remotely across Algeria via WhatsApp, Viber and video call. See our dedicated wilaya pages: Algiers, Oran, Constantine, Sétif, Annaba, Tlemcen, Tizi Ouzou, Bordj Bou Arréridj and 17 others.
How do you choose the best e-commerce agency in Algeria?
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Check five things before signing: (1) is the source code handed to you 100% — otherwise you're locked in; (2) does the agency truly integrate CIB/Edahabia payment via SATIM and the Yalidine, ZR Express and Noest carriers, not just a patched plugin; (3) ask for 3–5 real online stores already delivered; (4) are local SEO and post-launch support included; (5) are prices and timelines clear and written. dzecom hands over the source code, integrates payment and carriers natively, and quotes within 24 h.
What is the most profitable business in Algeria in 2026?
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The niches performing best online: natural cosmetics (argan oil, black soap), fashion and traditional clothing (karakou, Kabyle dress — strong diaspora demand), mobile tech accessories (TikTok-driven), local terroir products (honey, dates, olive oil) and baby/childcare. Average cart runs from 2,500 to 12,000 DA depending on the niche. We rank the 10 most profitable niches, with average cart and startup difficulty, in a dedicated guide.
What is the best platform for e-commerce in Algeria?
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It depends on your volume. To test a niche: a lightweight custom site or WooCommerce, because they handle cash on delivery and Yalidine integration cleanly — which Shopify does poorly in Algeria (USD subscription hard to pay, COD not native). For an established brand: custom, to control margins, Arabic RTL and 3-year total cost. We compare Shopify, WooCommerce and custom on the real Algerian criteria in a dedicated guide.