Web design and marketing that grows Saudi businesses.

With us, a site of up to five pages starts at SAR 1,200, an online store at SAR 2,250, and a bespoke 6 to 15 page website usually costs SAR 2,000 to SAR 2,750. As a market check, 11 of the first 12 web design firms on Clutch's Saudi Arabia list in October 2026 set a minimum project size of $5,000 or more. The calculator prices your own scope, including the Arabic version, and we confirm one fixed price in Saudi riyals, in writing.

Phone-first design, accessibility tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, Core Web Vitals targets written into the contract, GA4 with conversion tracking, and on-page SEO foundations come as standard. Forms, consent and the privacy notice are set up with the PDPL in mind, and online stores get the disclosures the E-Commerce Law asks for. The domain, code and content are registered to you. The Arabic version, copywriting and extras such as online booking are priced separately in the calculator.

Your site is built in Arabic and English, with Arabic laid out right to left and tested on its own rather than mirrored from the English. The project itself runs in written English: the brief, the proposal, staging feedback and sign-offs. Anyone on your team can check the Arabic pages on each weekly staging link before you approve them.

Almost certainly, if the site collects names, phone numbers or email addresses. The PDPL has been fully enforceable since 14 September 2024, SDAIA oversees it, and fines can reach SAR 5 million. Your legal adviser has the final word; we make their job easier with lean forms, opt-in consent for marketing and a written record of where each submission goes.

Under Royal Decree M/126 of 2019, your store must show your name, contact details and commercial registration name and number, state the total price including taxes and delivery fees before purchase, and issue an itemised invoice afterwards. Breaches can bring fines of up to SAR 1 million. We build those elements into the store from the start, in both languages.

It may. PwC's tax summary for Saudi Arabia says payments from a resident to a non-resident for services are subject to withholding tax at 5%, 15% or 20%, depending on the type of service. Ask your accountant which rate, if any, applies to a website project, and mention it in your brief so the written quote can reflect it.

Everything is set out in writing before you pay anything: a proposal with scope, a fixed price, a launch date and payment stages tied to milestones. You then see progress on a weekly staging link and a shared project board. We have no Saudi office, and we would rather say so now than after you sign.