In 2026, a professional website in Mauritius typically costs Rs 25,000–Rs 90,000 (about $550–$2,000) for a business site, and Rs 35,000–Rs 115,000+ ($790–$2,500+) for an online store with MCB Juice, card and cash-on-delivery checkout. Expect running costs of roughly Rs 1,500–Rs 7,000 per month for h
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The best web design agency for a Mauritius business is one that shows live projects, understands MCB Juice, card and COD payments, can deliver English and French, gives a fixed price, and makes sure you own your domain, hosting and store. Local or remote matters less than proof, communication and cl
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To start an online store in Mauritius: register your business (BRN), choose Shopify or WooCommerce, add your products, set up MCB Juice, card and cash-on-delivery payments, define delivery zones, add policy pages, and promote the store on Facebook and Instagram. A professional store can be live in a
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Choose Shopify if you want the easiest store to run, with hosting, security and updates handled for you. Choose WooCommerce if you want full control, no platform fee and custom features like B2B pricing or marketplaces. For most new fashion, beauty and dropshipping brands, Shopify is faster to launc
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Gulf shoppers expect cards, Apple Pay, cash on delivery and buy-now-pay-later. In the UAE, offer cards, Apple Pay, COD and Tabby or Tamara. In Saudi Arabia, also add Mada cards. Offering the right mix can noticeably increase conversion, because many shoppers abandon checkout when their preferred met
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Yes, Shopify works well in Mauritius. You pay a monthly Shopify plan, accept payments through local gateways like Peach Payments (cards + MCB Juice) or MIPS, add cash on delivery, set Mauritian delivery zones and can run the store in English and French. Shopify Payments itself is generally not avail
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A service-business website needs clear service pages, real proof (reviews, case studies, team), simple contact and booking options, fast mobile loading and local SEO. Visitors decide in seconds whether you are trustworthy – so explain what you do, who it’s for and how to book, right at the top.
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To accept online payments in Mauritius, most stores use Peach Payments (cards and MCB Juice) or MIPS (cards from Mauritian banks), plus cash on delivery. You open the merchant account in your business name, connect it to Shopify or WooCommerce, and test every method before launch.
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Selling only through Facebook and Instagram messages limits growth: customers wait for replies, many never message at all, and pages can look less trustworthy. An online store linked to your social pages lets customers browse, see prices and order 24/7, while you keep using Facebook and Instagram to
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E-commerce in Mauritius is still early but growing. Around 8 in 10 people are online, yet only a small share of retail sales happen online – roughly 5% according to industry estimates. That gap, plus mobile payments like MCB Juice, makes 2026 a strong time for Mauritian brands to launch online store
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