It starts with what the website must do
A five-page company profile, an online store with KNET checkout and a booking system with customer accounts are three very different projects. Before comparing prices, write down what the website has to achieve: enquiries, sales, bookings or simply credibility. That single decision shapes most of the cost.
The six factors that set the price
- Number of pages and templates — each unique layout takes design and development time.
- Arabic and English — a true bilingual site needs right-to-left layouts and translated content, not just a plugin.
- Payments — KNET, Visa, Mastercard and Apple Pay integration adds setup and testing.
- Custom features — bookings, member areas, calculators or integrations with your systems.
- Content — professional copywriting, photography and SEO-ready text.
- Hosting, security and maintenance — ongoing costs that keep the site fast and safe.
Template or custom design?
A ready-made template launches faster and costs less, which suits new businesses testing the market. A custom design fits your brand exactly, loads faster and scales with you, which pays off for established companies whose website is a main source of leads.
Costs people forget
Domain renewal, business email, SSL, regular updates, backups and SEO are easy to leave out of a budget. Ask every agency what is included after launch, and for how long.
How to get an accurate quote
Share your goals, a list of the pages you need, two or three websites you like, and whether you need Arabic, English or both. With that, an agency can give you a fixed price instead of a range.
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