How much does a website cost in the UAE?
It depends on the build, and the three we sell are all published: Basic is AED 999 for five pages, 3D animated is AED 1,999 for ten pages with real motion, and Ecommerce starts from AED 7,999 with final scope agreed on a call. Extra pages are a fixed, published add-on, AED 49 on Basic and AED 99 on 3D animated, rather than a re-negotiated number, because a 5-page brochure site and a 10-page motion build carry genuinely different labour and we would rather show that difference than hide it behind one blanket price. Ecommerce alone is scoped on a call because catalogue size and integration depth move its real cost more than page count does. Search engine optimisation is sold separately, as its own monthly service, once a site exists to optimise.
How long does a website take to build?
A Basic five-page site typically ships fastest, a 3D animated build takes longer because custom shader and scroll-driven motion work cannot be templated, and an ecommerce build's timeline depends heavily on catalogue size and integration complexity. Our own delivery log shows a 14-route corporate site, comparable in shape to a Basic build, shipped from an approved brief in a single working session once content was ready, the honest floor for a straightforward build with no new copywriting required. The variable that moves timelines most is content: sites waiting on client copy or imagery slow down regardless of which build is chosen, no matter how quickly the build itself moves. We agree a page-by-page schedule at discovery so you know what ships when, and we build in a QA and launch pass before the site goes live rather than after.
Who owns the website once it's live?
You do. The domain, hosting account and codebase are handed over at launch with working credentials, not held by us as leverage for future work. We build in Next.js and deploy on Vercel, both standard, portable choices, so another developer can pick up the codebase later without needing anything proprietary to us. Analytics access, the content management setup and any third-party accounts created during the build, such as GA4, Search Console and WhatsApp integrations, are transferred to your organisation, not kept under an account we control. If you later want an AMC to keep the site maintained, that is a separate, optional engagement, never a condition of ownership. Handover includes a short walkthrough and written documentation so your team, or a future developer brought in later, understands exactly how the site is structured.