Find the business
Customers land on a branded page from search, social or a shared link.
Direct ecommerce for Pakistan
Create your online store, on your own domain—no developer, no per-order commission.
✓Flat monthly Qasid subscription. No percentage taken from Qasid website orders.

Branded storefront
Your business leads the experience
Product catalogue
Items, categories and options
COD-friendly flow
Built around Pakistani buying habits
WhatsApp updates
Order communication stays connected
Direct ecommerce for Pakistan
Give customers a branded place to browse and order—while you manage products, customer details, and fulfilment from one connected workflow. Customers order through your own business destination, not a marketplace listing buried among competitors.
This is an online store builder built specifically for small businesses in Pakistan—including a COD-friendly checkout flow, since that's how a large share of Pakistani online shoppers actually pay.

What you get
Not a storefront inside someone else's app or marketplace.
A flat monthly subscription instead of a percentage of every sale. Standard payment-processing charges from your payment provider still apply, as with any online payment.
Built around how Pakistani customers actually prefer to pay.
For products, customer details, and order fulfilment—not separate systems for each.
Customers open your store in a browser—nothing to download or install.
From discovery to fulfilment
Qasid joins the customer-facing catalogue with the practical jobs behind each order.
Customers land on a branded page from search, social or a shared link.
Clear categories, images, prices and options make the catalogue easy to shop.
Collect customer and fulfilment details through a structured ordering flow.
Use connected WhatsApp communication as the order progresses.


Your catalogue stays current
Keep the storefront accurate as products, prices and stock change. Qasid gives the owner or manager control over the details customers rely on.
Create sections and keep the catalogue easy to browse.
Manage base prices, discounts, badges and product options.
Update what customers can order as the business changes.
Build a customer destination
A Qasid website gives your business a branded address you can share, optimise and bring customers back to.
Connect a web address built around your brand.
Crawlable pages and editable search title and description controls.
Customers order through your business destination rather than a marketplace listing.
Built for more than one kind of business
Whether you're selling clothing, fashion, cosmetics, or another retail category, the same platform adapts to your catalogue—and it already works for food businesses too, if that's closer to what you run. See how restaurants use this →
Platform or developer?
Building an online store in Pakistan generally comes down to two paths: a ready-built platform like this one, or hiring a developer to build something custom. A platform gets you a working store faster and without a separate development project; custom development gives you more flexibility if you have specific requirements a platform doesn't cover—at the cost of an upfront build fee, plus hosting and ongoing maintenance you (or whoever you hire) stay responsible for. See exactly how the ordering experience works →
Online store questions
It depends on the path. A subscription platform is typically a flat monthly fee—Qasid's own pricing depends on your catalogue size and setup, confirmed with you directly. Custom development is usually a larger one-time build cost plus ongoing hosting and maintenance. There's no single number that applies to every business.
You don't need to build one from scratch. Your product catalogue, branding, and business details are set up on an already-built platform, with your specific setup confirmed before you launch.
Yes—that's the core idea of a platform like this one. You provide your products and branding; the platform handles the technical build.
A generic website builder gives you pages to design yourself. This is built specifically around taking orders—product catalogue, checkout, order management, and customer communication are already connected, not something you assemble from separate tools or plugins.
Start with your catalogue
Show Qasid what you sell, how customers pay and how delivery or pickup works today.