Websites built to stand tall. Designed to be seen.

Answer 01

You do, outright. The code, the domain and the hosting account are all moved into your own name when we hand over. There is no builder to stay subscribed to and no licence to renew. If you ever want to move to another developer, everything they need goes with you.

Answer 02

The price on each plan is a one-time build fee, and it is the only thing you have to pay us. Hosting and maintenance are offered as a separate monthly or yearly plan, and they are genuinely optional: you can take the finished code and host it yourself instead, and nothing about what you own changes either way.

Answer 03

Each plan lists what it covers, and the pricing page shows the four side by side. Design, build, testing and launch are always included. Extra pages and extra languages have published prices. Things bought from someone else, like paid photography or a payment gateway subscription, are charged at what they cost us and never bought without asking you first.

Answer 04

The build is paid upfront, and it is backed by a written refund guarantee rather than by a deposit structure. Larger custom builds are split into stages with their own payments. Prices are quoted in US dollars and are the same in every country we work in. If you are outside Lebanon we can invoice in your own currency.

Answer 05

You get everything back if you cancel within seven days and before we have shown you the first design. After that the refund steps down as the work goes in, and it ends when you approve the design and building starts. The full wording, including what is never refundable, is on the terms page rather than buried in a sentence here.

Answer 06

Two full rounds at the design stage, when changes are cheap, plus unlimited fixes to anything we got wrong against what was agreed. We push review early on purpose: rebuilding a page after it is coded is slow for us and expensive for you, so we make sure the shape is right before anything is built on top of it.

Answer 07

Then it isn't finished. Passing Google's mobile speed marks at handover is written into the contract, not just promised, and if your build misses them we keep working on it at no extra charge until it passes. A small number of builds cannot reach those marks because of what they have to do, such as an application running real work in the browser or a payment provider whose code is not ours. Where that is your project we say so at the quote, and the target we can hold goes into the contract in place of the standard one.

Answer 08

Right-to-left is built into the foundation, not bolted on afterwards. The whole layout mirrors properly, and the Arabic is set in typefaces made for Arabic rather than a Latin font falling back to whatever the visitor's phone happens to have. Nothing ends up with the punctuation or alignment stranded on the wrong side.

Answer 09

You can run it yourself. The Foundation plan and above let you change your own text and photos without touching any code. If you would rather we handled it, that is what the maintenance plans are for. Neither is compulsory, and saying no to both changes nothing about what you own.

Answer 10

The studio is in Beirut. Most of our work is for businesses in Lebanon and the UAE, and we take projects anywhere else the fit is right. Everything runs remotely either way: you review the site in your own browser, we are reachable on WhatsApp and email, and invoices can be issued in your own currency. Being in the same working day as the Gulf and most of Europe means you are not waiting overnight for an answer.

Answer 11

Probably not if you need it live this week at the lowest possible price, or you want a template lightly recoloured. That work exists and is cheaper elsewhere. We are the right call if the site genuinely matters to the business and you want it built properly rather than assembled.