Website Design Cost in the UAE and Saudi Arabia: The Complete Pricing Guide

"How much does a website cost?" is the first question every business owner asks — and the one with the most conflicting answers. Prices genuinely range from a few thousand dirhams to tens of thousands, and the difference isn't random. This guide explains exactly what you're paying for.

What drives the cost

• Page count and type: a 5-page brochure site is a different project from a 40-page platform with booking systems.
• Custom design: templates are cheaper; custom design differentiates you and builds trust with visitors.
• Languages: proper Arabic + English support with correct RTL/LTR handling takes real design and engineering effort.
• Custom systems: bookings, client portals, third-party integrations.
• Content: do you have copy and photography, or do you need professional content creation?

Realistic Gulf-market price ranges

• Essential brochure website: 3,500–7,000
• Complete bilingual company website: 7,000–15,000
• Custom platform or large corporate site: 15,000+

These ranges apply roughly equally in AED and SAR given the currencies' similar values.

Beware of very cheap offers

A 1,000-dirham website is usually a recycled template with no SEO foundation and no post-launch support. You'll pay double later to fix or rebuild it.

How to price your specific project

Define your requirements precisely: pages, languages, and systems. We built an instant price calculator that gives you a clear estimate in under a minute, with a breakdown of what each package includes — no commitment required.

The bottom line

Don't buy a website; buy an outcome: a fast, search-ready site that turns visitors into customers. Explore our website design service or talk to us directly for a detailed quotation.