Website Development in Saudi Arabia: Fast, Arabic-First Websites That Turn Visitors Into Enquiries

There is no single price, because a five-page company site and a custom platform are different products. Published figures range from a few thousand riyals for a freelancer’s simple site to six figures for custom systems, and they often contradict each other. We give a written, itemised quote after a short call, so you can see exactly what each riyal buys.

A focused company website usually takes several weeks once the content is ready. Online stores, custom features and large migrations take longer. The biggest cause of delay is late content or slow approvals, so the written plan lists dates and what each date depends on.

Design decides how the site looks and how visitors move through it. Development builds it so it works: the code, the content system, forms, speed, security and integrations. You need both, and they should be planned together so the design can actually be built and stay fast.

Usually yes. Social accounts and Google profiles are on platforms you do not control, and the rules can change. A website gives you your own address, your full story and prices, a place to send ad traffic and data about what visitors do. The best results come from all of them working together.

You should. We register the domain and hosting in your business name, give you administrator access and hand over a full copy at launch, along with a short handover document. If you already have a domain or hosting, we work inside your accounts.

Yes. Arabic and English each have their own pages, a proper right-to-left layout for Arabic, and settings that tell Google how the two versions relate. We write both languages for the reader, and we do not paste in machine translation.

A Saudi store platform can be the right choice for a simple store that must launch quickly, because the basics are built in. WordPress suits you better if you want ownership, custom design, content and search control, or both a company site and a store. Platform fees and terms change, so check the current plans before you decide, and we will give you an honest recommendation.

Your logo and brand files, a list of services and prices, the questions customers ask you most, any photos you already have, and access to your domain, hosting and analytics if they exist. Do not worry if the writing is not ready, as we can help write it, but it is the part that most often sets the timeline.

Core Web Vitals are Google’s three measures of loading, responsiveness and visual stability. Google’s good levels are a main content load within 2.5 seconds, a response within 200 milliseconds and a layout shift of 0.1 or less, measured on real visits. We build for those levels and test on a mid-range phone, but we do not promise a score, because third-party tools can affect it.

Yes, if you want us to. We write Arabic for Saudi readers in a polite, professional tone and English with the same depth, and you approve every page. If you prefer to write it yourselves, we edit it and make it ready for search.

Every site we build gets the technical foundations of SEO: structure, speed, titles, schema, a sitemap and Search Console. Ranking also depends on content, links and competition, and nobody can guarantee a position. If you want ongoing work to grow visibility, that is our separate SEO service.

We plan the move before building: list your pages and what they rank for, map every old address to a new one, keep strong content, set permanent redirects, test on a staging site and watch Search Console after launch. Small temporary changes in traffic can still happen, and we tell you what to expect.

We connect the payment gateways that fit your business and test the full path from cart to confirmation. Which methods you can offer depends on the gateway you contract and its approval, so ask each provider about fees, settlement time and requirements, and we will help you compare.

A law firm’s summary says sellers must show their name, address, contact details and commercial registration number where applicable, state the total price including taxes, fees and delivery, and allow cancellation within seven days of delivery in the cases the law covers. We build those items into the store, but please confirm the current rules with the Ministry of Commerce or your lawyer.

If your website collects personal data, such as names and phone numbers in forms or orders, the law is relevant to you. We add a clear privacy notice, collect only the fields you need and keep marketing consent honest. A cookie banner alone is not the whole of compliance, and we are not lawyers, so for your specific case please take legal advice.

Both work. SaudiNIC’s rules say a .com.sa name is for commercial entities with a valid commercial registration or an equivalent, with an administrative contact based in Saudi Arabia. A .com is open to anyone and is familiar to customers. Whichever you choose, register it in your name, and we can register both and redirect one to the other.

Because they often describe different things: the number of pages, custom or template design, Arabic and English versions, a store, integrations, content, migration and what happens after launch. Ask each company to list exactly what is included and what is extra, then compare the lists before the totals.

Yes, and a good quote lists them: the domain renewed yearly, hosting, paid plugin or theme licences, payment gateway fees for stores, a care plan and any content, photography or video. None of them should be a surprise.

We check redirects, tracking and Search Console in the first days, hand over your files and logins, and watch for problems in the following weeks. After that, a care plan keeps the site updated, backed up and monitored, or you can take it in-house with the handover document.

Yes. We build on a content system where you can edit text, images, products and posts without code, and we show your team how to do it. We keep the design controlled, so everyday edits do not break the layout.

In layers: an SSL certificate, regular updates, backups kept away from the server, a firewall and content delivery network, safer logins and monitoring. No one can promise a site will never be attacked, so we also keep restorable backups and a plan for what to do if something happens.

Often yes. We start with an audit of speed, security, search structure and what you actually own, and then tell you whether fixing it or rebuilding it makes more sense. If the previous developer holds your domain or logins, we help you get them back first.

It depends on your goal and budget. A well-chosen template, modified to your brand, can be the sensible choice for a simple site. A custom design suits businesses that need a distinct look or special functions. We explain the difference in your quote, so you decide with the facts.

The number of revision rounds is written in your quote. We ask for comments to be gathered in one place for each stage, so changes do not contradict each other, and anything beyond the agreed rounds is priced before we start.

Yes. We set up events for taps on your phone number, clicks on WhatsApp buttons and submitted forms, with the source of each visit, in analytics accounts that belong to you. They cannot see what is said inside a WhatsApp chat, only that it started.

We aim for WCAG 2.2 level AA: sufficient colour contrast, keyboard access, clear headings, labelled forms and readable text sizes. Full conformance depends on the content too, so we check key pages and tell you what you need to keep up when you add new content.

It depends on the traffic, the size of the site and whether it is a store. We recommend managed hosting with caching and a content delivery network, set up in your name, and we explain the monthly or yearly cost in the quote. Cheap shared hosting is usually the first thing to slow a site down.

We agree the goals first, then track calls, WhatsApp clicks, form enquiries and purchases, together with traffic sources and search visibility. You see the same numbers as we do, and they belong to your accounts.

Yes, ask us for examples close to your industry. We share them when the client has agreed, and we are happy to explain what was done and why.

Our focus is websites, online stores and web applications. If you are considering an app, tell us what it must do. A well-built mobile website or web application often covers the need, and we will say honestly if you need a different specialist.

Send us a message on WhatsApp or request a quote. Tell us about your business, your customers and your goals, and we will reply with questions, a recommended type of site and a written quote.