Can you build logistics platforms with carrier API integration?

Yes. We've integrated Bob Go, Courier Guy, Aramex, DHL and most major SA and international carriers for tracking, label generation, and operational visibility. Real-time dashboards and multi-warehouse routing are standard.

Can you build for Waterfall corporate clients with corporate IT requirements?

Yes. Azure AD or custom SSO integration, corporate brand systems, procurement-driven engagement processes (formal SOWs, milestone payment, change control, audit-ready documentation).

Can you build for fulfilment operations with WMS integration?

Yes. WMS integration, ERP integration (SAP, Sage, Pastel, NetSuite), custom pricing rules for B2B distribution, multi-warehouse intelligent routing.

How does pricing compare to Midrand agencies?

Midrand agencies typically quote R150,000–R500,000 for comparable web app work. Our pricing reflects lean cost structure without compromising technical quality.

Web Applications · Midrand

Web Applications in Midrand

When off-the-shelf software doesn't fit, we build it. Customer portals, internal tools, SaaS platforms, marketplaces.

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Web Applications for Midrand businesses

WeMakeSites builds custom web applications for Midrand businesses — enterprise corporate tools, logistics platforms, B2B portals, customer dashboards, internal operational tools. We deliver to Midrand clients across Halfway House, Vorna Valley, Carlswald, Waterfall, Kyalami and surrounds. Apps are built on Next.js + Supabase + Postgres + Vercel, or alternative stacks when required. MVPs ship in 4–6 weeks (R40,000–R80,000); full apps in 8–16 weeks (R80,000–R250,000+). Midrand's commercial mix — Waterfall corporate park, the N1 logistics ecosystem, growing tech and SaaS cluster — drives a meaningful share of corporate enterprise and logistics web app work in Gauteng.

Why Midrand businesses choose us

Midrand's web app demand splits between corporate enterprise (Waterfall) and logistics-and-fulfilment (the N1 corridor). Both segments have specific operational complexity that off-the-shelf software rarely models well.

For Waterfall corporate work — Group Five, Massmart, PwC, Cell C, Vodacom and others headquartered or operating in the park — we build customer-facing portals, internal operational tools, B2B platforms and dashboards. Integration with corporate identity systems (Azure AD, custom SSO), corporate brand systems, and procurement-driven engagement processes are standard.

For logistics-and-fulfilment along the N1 corridor — courier hubs, warehouses, last-mile operators — we build operational platforms with deep carrier API integration, multi-warehouse routing, real-time tracking dashboards, and integration with WMS and ERP systems. These projects sit at the more complex end of our web app work because of the integration testing required.

For SaaS startups in the Sandton-Midrand-Centurion tech belt, we apply the same modern technical standards we apply elsewhere — Next.js, TypeScript, fast iteration cycles, real test coverage, design polish that matches startup expectations.