Web Design Gulf & Middle East
Web design for the Gulf and the Arab world
Custom websites for businesses in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and beyond, from a Beirut studio that works across the region. Arabic and English done properly, one published price, and everything handed over in your name.
- Studio
- Beirut, Lebanon, working remotely with businesses across the region
- Price
- The same published figures as anywhere else, in US dollars, from $680
- Invoicing
- In your own currency, if you prefer
- Languages
- Arabic and English as two complete versions, and French where it is needed
- Working day
- The same working day as the Gulf, so you are not waiting overnight for an answer
- Ownership
- The code, the domain and the hosting account in your name at handover
One studio, the whole region
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, so a business in Riyadh, Jeddah, Doha or Kuwait City works with us exactly the way a business in Beirut does.
You review the site by opening a link on your own phone and using it, rather than signing off a flat picture. We are reachable on WhatsApp and email, and the studio sits in the same working day as the Gulf, so you are not waiting overnight for an answer.
Arabic first, or English first
Which language leads depends on who buys from you, and the Gulf is not one market. In Saudi Arabia many customers search and read in Arabic first; in the UAE, business is often done in English with Arabic expected alongside it. A company selling to both may need the two in a different order on different pages.
We settle that in the blueprint stage, before anything is designed. Whichever leads, both versions are complete: the layout mirrors for Arabic, the Arabic is set in typefaces made for it, and each language has its own pages so it can be found in its own searches. How we build Arabic and bilingual sites.
Built for phones on real connections
Across the region, a large share of visitors arrive on a phone, and often on mobile data rather than office wifi. Every site we build is tested on a real phone on a real connection, and the target is that a page becomes useful in about a second.
Passing Google's mobile speed marks at handover is written into the contract wherever you are. The exception is a build whose own requirements put those marks out of reach, such as a heavy application or a payment system we do not control, and we tell you that at the quote rather than at handover.
One price, wherever you are
The prices published on this site are the prices for a company in Riyadh, Doha or Muscat. There is no Gulf rate and no regional markup: a one-page site starts at $680, a full business website at $1460, a custom online store at $2840 and a web application at $4820. They are quoted in US dollars, and the invoice can be issued in your own currency.
Each is a one-time build fee. Hosting and maintenance are a separate, optional plan, and the code, the domain and the hosting account are handed over in your own name at the end. The pricing page has all of it, and the terms say exactly what the refund guarantee covers.
Questions from the Gulf
Do you work with businesses in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait?
Yes. Most of our work is for businesses in Lebanon and the UAE, and we take projects anywhere in the region where the fit is right, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman. Everything runs remotely, from the first questions to the handover.
Is the price different for Gulf companies?
No. One price in every country, quoted in US dollars, with no regional markup. A company in Riyadh is quoted the same figure as one in Beirut for the same work.
Can you invoice in riyals, dirhams or another currency?
Yes. Prices are set in US dollars, and the invoice can be issued in your own currency.
How do we work together if you are in Beirut?
The same way you would with a local studio, without the drive across town. You review the site by opening a link on your own phone, every stage is signed off before the next one starts, and we are on WhatsApp and email in the same working day as the Gulf.
Should my website be in Arabic, English or both?
That depends on who buys from you rather than on the country you are in, and we settle it before anything is designed. Many businesses in the Gulf need both, as two complete versions with their own pages, and two languages are included from The Foundation plan upwards.
Where else we work
Tell us where you sell
Describe the business, the countries you sell into and the languages your customers read. You will get a straight answer within one working day on scope, cost and whether we are the right studio for it.