Website pricing has a wide range because "website" covers everything from a single page to a logistics platform. Here is how we think about it.
Starting points
- Landing page — one focused page (hero, sections, contact form): from about $200.
- Multi-page business site — home plus several inner pages: from $200 plus roughly $25 per extra page.
- Web application — logins, data, custom logic: from $600 as a base, then scoped by feature.
What adds to the price
- A product or listings catalogue — around $120 for the module, plus a small per-item cost to load your initial data.
- A booking or appointment flow — around $60.
- E-commerce checkout and payments — around $250, more with multiple payment methods.
- An admin dashboard so you can edit content yourself — from $150, plus per managed page or content type.
- Multi-language (Arabic RTL + English) — around $100 per extra language, RTL included.
- SEO configuration — around $100 for meta, structured data, sitemap, Search Console and a speed pass.
The cost calculator turns these into an instant range.
The part people underprice
Content and images. A beautifully built site with placeholder text and stock photos does not convert. Budget time (yours or a copywriter's) for real words about your business, and real photos where you can. We can help structure it, but the substance has to come from you.
Hosting and maintenance
A site is not finished at launch. Plan for monthly hosting and maintenance — updates, backups, monitoring, small changes. Ours starts around $25/month. Skipping this is how sites quietly break six months later.
Why the cheapest option is rarely the cheapest
A $50 template site with no admin panel, no SEO, and no one to call when it breaks costs more over two years than a properly built one. Buy the thing you can maintain.