Almost every conversation starts with the same question: "How much is a website?" The honest answer is that price isn't set by the project's name but by what the site has to do, who will use it, and how much content is ready. That's why we publish starting points and confirm the final price in a written proposal once we understand the details.
What pushes the price up or down?
- Number of pages and distinct templates: a repeated service page costs less than a uniquely designed one.
- Content readiness: are texts and photos ready, or do we need to write and prepare them?
- Features: a simple contact form is very different from a store with cart, payment and shipping.
- Integrations: connecting a payment gateway, an accounting system or WhatsApp Business.
- Languages: an Arabic and English site means double the content and pages.
Realistic starting ranges
We have three starting points for websites and stores: an economy site of up to 8 pages from SAR 990, usually delivered in 7–14 working days; a professional site with a custom experience and design from SAR 2,900 in 3–5 weeks; and custom-scope projects such as stores and portals from SAR 6,900.
Why do two quotes for the same idea differ?
Because each company assumes a different scope. A cheap quote may mean an untouched template; a higher one may include copywriting, SEO and support. Compare proposals line by line, not by the final number.
Bottom line
Start with a short brief about your business and what the site should achieve. Within two working days we send focused questions, then a written estimate with price and timeline — before any commitment.