Professional Website Design for Companies in Saudi Arabia
A company website is your official storefront online: pages that explain who you are and what you offer, and that turn a visitor into a call or a quote request. Fortune Code builds fast, search-ready Arabic and English websites for companies, institutions and non-profits in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. A typical site takes 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the number of pages, the languages and how ready the content is. Cost depends on page count, custom versus template design, the number of languages, and integrations such as a CRM or WhatsApp. Send us your idea and you will get a written quote within 24 hours.
- Quote
- Written, within 24 hours
- Timeline
- 3 to 6 weeks
- Ownership
- The code is yours
- Delivery
- On the agreed date
On this page
- Who is this for?
- What you get
- What should your company website actually do?
- Template or custom design?
- What should you prepare before we start?
- How to compare two website quotes
- What changes from one industry to another?
- After launch: a website that works for you
- How much does company website design cost in Saudi Arabia?
- Our commitments
- How we work with you
- Frequently asked questions
Who is this for?
- Established companies whose current site looks dated or undersells their size
- New businesses that need an official presence before pitching large clients or tenders
- Contracting, engineering and industrial service firms that showcase projects and certifications
- Clinics, consultancies and law firms whose business runs on client trust
- Charities and non-profits that need donation pages and published reports
What you get
Custom design in your brand
No recycled templates. We design every screen in Figma and you approve it before development starts.
Arabic first, with English
Proper RTL layout, readable Arabic fonts, and an English version with its own URLs for each language.
Fast on mobile
A modern stack and optimised images, with strong Core Web Vitals scores.
Technical SEO from day one
A title and description for every page, an XML sitemap, Schema structured data and clean URLs.
Arabic content dashboard
Edit text and images and add news, projects and job openings without calling a developer.
Leads reach your team instantly
Quote request forms go straight to email, WhatsApp or your CRM.
Analytics connected
Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Business Profile and ad tracking tags.
Secure, reliable hosting
SSL, backups, spam protection on forms, and in-region hosting on request.
What should your company website actually do?
Many company websites are just an online brochure: an "About us" page, stock photos and a phone number. Today's buyer, whether a procurement manager or a business owner, visits your site to confirm three things: that you are a real company, that you offer exactly what they need, and that you are easy to reach. A site that does not answer those questions within seconds loses the visitor to a competitor.
So every project starts with one question: what do you want the visitor to do? Request a quote, book a visit, download the company profile, or apply for a job. We then build the page structure and the visitor journey around that action, and put the proof that reassures buyers in the right places: detailed services, real project photos, the certifications and licences your company holds, and clear ways to get in touch.
- A dedicated page for each main service instead of one crowded services page
- A WhatsApp button and a quote request form on every page
- A projects or portfolio page with real photos from your company
- A downloadable PDF company profile for clients and procurement committees
Template or custom design?
Ready-made templates on WordPress or site builders suit anyone who needs a quick presence on a tight budget. But they often ship with heavy plugins that slow the site down, a design shared by hundreds of other sites, and weak Arabic support for direction and fonts. Over time, plugin updates and security holes pile up and every change becomes a gamble.
Custom design costs more up front, but it gives you a distinctive identity, better speed, full control of the code, and room to add features later, such as a client portal or a booking system. In the first meeting we tell you honestly what fits your stage: if a template is enough, we say so; if your plans need a site that can grow, we build it on the right foundation from the start.
What should you prepare before we start?
The most common reason company websites run late is not development, it is content: service descriptions, project photos, a high-resolution logo and official contact details. The earlier you have them ready, the more weeks you save.
If you have no written content, we can write it in Arabic and English, worded for both search engines and buyers. The quote states clearly how many pages of copywriting are included and what falls outside the scope.
- Your logo and brand guidelines, if you have them
- A list of services or products with a short description of each
- Real photos of your projects, team or premises
- Commercial registration and VAT number, if you want them displayed
- Social media links and official contact numbers
- Examples of websites you like, and why
How to compare two website quotes
Two quotes that are far apart in price rarely describe the same product. Before comparing the numbers, ask each provider to spell out the page count, whether the design is custom or a template, the number of languages, what you can edit yourself in the dashboard, and who owns the domain, the hosting and the code after handover.
Ask about the costs that appear after launch too: hosting and domain renewals, paid theme and plugin licences, and the rate for changes after go-live. The cheapest quote that keeps the domain in the agency's name or never hands over the code can cost you far more on the day you decide to move.
- Are the domain, hosting and Google accounts registered to your company?
- Does the price include writing the content, or just entering it?
- How many design revision rounds before development?
- How fast is technical support after launch, and what does it cover?
- Is the site technically ready for Google, or is that a separate service?
What changes from one industry to another?
A contracting company's website is not built like a clinic's. Buyers in every industry look for different proof before they get in touch, so we start by understanding how your clients buy before choosing a page layout. A site that puts the right proof in front of the right visitor answers half of your sales team's questions before the first call.
In the kickoff meeting we ask specific questions about your sector: who makes the buying decision, what they need to see before reaching out, and which documents they expect. We then turn the answers into pages and sections, rather than forcing one template on every company.
- Contracting and engineering: a project gallery with photos and locations, contractor classifications and certificates, and a tender-ready profile
- Clinics and medical centres: doctors and specialties, appointment booking, branch maps and common patient questions
- Real estate: projects and available units, interest forms wired to the sales team, and virtual tours
- Shipping and logistics: shipment quote requests, tracking, and the cities and ports you cover
- Consulting and law firms: practice areas, the team and their credentials, and articles that answer client questions
After launch: a website that works for you
Launch is a beginning, not an end. We connect Google Search Console and Analytics from day one, so you know where visitors come from, which pages bring in leads, and which ones people leave quickly. You also get a short video guide so your team can add news, projects and job openings.
If you want to grow through search, we can continue with our SEO service, or later extend the site into a client portal or booking system without rebuilding it from scratch, because the technical foundation was designed to scale with your company.
How much does company website design cost in Saudi Arabia?
Indicative Saudi market ranges in SAR, not a quote.
| Scope | Typical cost | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|
| Simple brochure site (4–6 pages) | SAR 2,500–7,000 | Usually an adapted template in one language |
| Professional company site with custom design | SAR 5,000–25,000 | Varies with pages, content and the dashboard |
| Bilingual company website | SAR 10,000–20,000 | Arabic and English, each optimised separately |
| Website with integrations (CRM, bookings, client portal) | SAR 25,000+ | Approaches web-platform territory |
We send you a written quote in SAR within 24 hours of the discovery session.
Our commitments
You own the code
Source code, accounts and domain are in your organisation’s name from day one.
Written scope and contract
Scope, milestones and price are agreed in writing before the first line of code.
On-time delivery, guaranteed
The delivery date is written into the contract, and we keep it at every milestone.
Fast technical support
A team that responds quickly after launch and fixes any issue in production.
How we work with you
- 1
Free discovery session
30 minutes with an engineer to understand your needs and how you work.
- 2
Written proposal within 24 hours
Clear scope, milestones, timeline and a price in SAR, with no obligation.
- 3
Contract and staged payments
You pay in stages tied to deliveries, not everything upfront.
- 4
Delivery with weekly reports
Follow progress in the client portal and review every milestone before sign-off.
- 5
Launch, training and support
We launch on schedule, train your team and stay with you with fast support.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a company website cost in Saudi Arabia?
Market prices run from about SAR 2,500 for a simple template-based site to SAR 25,000 or more for a custom bilingual site with a dashboard and integrations. The price depends on the number of pages and languages, the type of design, copywriting, and connections to other systems. We send a written quote within 24 hours that itemises every line and states what is not included, so no unagreed fees appear later.
How long does it take to build a website?
A 5 to 10 page company website usually takes 3 to 6 weeks: a week for structure and design, two to three weeks for development, and a week for review and launch. The biggest factor is how ready your content is and how quickly you approve the design. We put the dated schedule in the contract before we start.
Do I own the code and the domain?
Yes. The domain, hosting and Google accounts are registered to your company, and the full source code is handed over unencrypted. We do not lock you in after delivery, and you can move the site to any other provider whenever you like. This is written into the contract, not a verbal promise, and you receive the login details for every account plus short documentation on how the site runs.
Do you write the website content?
Yes, if you want us to. We write the page copy in clear Arabic and English, using the terms your clients actually search for on Google. You give us the core information about the company and its services, and we draft it and send it to you for review before publishing. The quote states how many pages of copywriting are included.
What is the difference between a WordPress site and a custom-coded site?
WordPress is a flexible, ready-made system that is quicker to start with and suits simple sites and blogs. A custom-coded site is faster, more secure and easier to extend, because it does not depend on third-party plugins that need constant updates. We choose the technology based on your needs and plans, and explain the choice in writing before we build.
Will the website appear on Google after launch?
We build the site technically ready for search: speed, clean URLs, a title and description on every page, an XML sitemap, structured data and a Search Console connection. That helps Google understand and index the site quickly. Ranking for competitive keywords takes ongoing content and monthly work, which we offer as a separate service if you want it.
How do we follow the project with you?
We serve companies across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf and work on Saudi time. You follow progress through online meetings, a project WhatsApp group with daily updates, and a client portal showing weekly progress, files and invoices. You see the site on a staging link while we work, so you comment before launch, not after.
How are payments structured?
Payments are in stages tied to clear deliverables: one on signing, one after design approval, and the balance at launch. Each payment is for something you can see for yourself on the staging link. The delivery date is written into the contract: on-time delivery, guaranteed.
Can I edit the website myself after handover?
Yes. You get an Arabic dashboard to edit text and images and to add news, projects and job openings, plus a short video showing your team how to use it. Changes that touch the design or add new features are estimated in a separate, clear quote before any work starts, so you are never surprised by an invoice you did not agree to.
What if something breaks after launch?
Every site we deliver comes with fast technical support after launch to fix any issue quickly, and we reply on WhatsApp during Saudi business hours. For ongoing care you can subscribe to a monthly maintenance plan covering updates, backups and monitoring, or request fixes as needed at a rate agreed in advance.
Is the website compliant with the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL)?
Yes. We add a clear privacy policy, explicit consent on forms that collect visitor data, a consent prompt for advertising cookies, and SSL encryption. The site and its form data can be hosted in-region on request. We also recommend having your legal adviser review the policy wording for your line of business.
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