The prices, as they are
| Package | Price | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Launch | SAR 1,999 | Up to 3 pages, Arabic, fully responsive |
| Business | SAR 3,999 | Up to 7 pages, Arabic, detailed service pages and FAQ |
| Business+ | SAR 5,999 | Up to 12 pages, Arabic + English, multiple branches, blog and news |
Optional monthly management sits alongside delivery: SAR 299 for basic management of existing content, SAR 499 for ongoing management covering periodic updates, simple pages and a monthly Google Analytics review. A mini visual identity add-on is available at SAR 499. It is a choice, never a condition of delivery.
What actually changes the price
- Page count: every extra service or branch page means more content, design and testing.
- Languages: an English version is layout, tone and direction work — not machine translation.
- Content readiness: ready text and images shorten the timeline; missing content adds preparation work.
- Functional complexity: multi-step forms, booking, branch maps, external system connections.
- Integrations: WhatsApp, analytics, campaign tracking, email routing.
- Brand assets: an existing logo and identity versus rebuilding usable assets.
Choosing the right package
One or two services, a single branch
Launch is enough: home, about, services, a light work section and contact. The goal is to be found and contacted — not to build pages you never update.
Several services, or non-Arabic-speaking clients
Business fits better: a dedicated page per service (the single biggest factor in search visibility) plus a full English version.
Multiple branches or regularly published content
Business+ is built for that: branch pages, a news or blog section, and a structure that can grow without a rebuild.
What these prices do not include
- Domain and hosting are bought in your business's name and stay yours; their annual cost is separate.
- Professional photography or extended copywriting beyond package scope.
- E-commerce and payment systems, which are a different scope entirely.
Why fixed prices instead of 'starting from'
'Starting from' shifts risk onto you: a project begins at one number and is delivered at another. We write the scope first — page count, languages, revision rounds — then fix the price in a written proposal. Anything outside that scope is quoted separately before it is built.
