Abu Dhabi, UAE

Web design & development company for Abu Dhabi businesses

Promptivia designs and builds Arabic-first, bilingual websites, portals and web applications for Abu Dhabi businesses — Hub71 and ADGM start-ups, Masdar City companies, KEZAD industrial firms and mainland government suppliers. A custom Abu Dhabi business website typically costs AED 12,000–55,000, with a native Arabic version adding roughly 15–30%, and every project is quoted at a fixed AED price before work starts.

Who we build for in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi buys differently from Dubai. More buyers are government entities, large corporates and Emirati decision-makers; sales cycles are longer, Arabic carries more weight, and a website is checked as part of due diligence, not just discovery:

Government suppliers & contractors

Mainland (ADDED licence) — Abu Dhabi island, Mussafah, Khalifa City

Procurement teams read your site before they shortlist you. That means Arabic and English capability pages, certifications, project references and a downloadable company profile — clear, fast and properly bilingual.

Start-ups & tech

Hub71, ADGM (Al Maryah Island), Masdar City Free Zone

Investor- and customer-ready product sites, SaaS dashboards and AI features, with ADGM Data Protection Regulations handled where the entity sits in ADGM.

Media, events & creative

twofour54 (Yas Island)

Portfolio-led sites with fast video, showreels and event pages that hold up on a phone — and Arabic content that is written, not machine-translated.

Industrial, logistics & trading

KEZAD, ICAD and Mussafah industrial areas

Searchable product catalogues, technical data sheets and RFQ forms that capture quantity and destination — for buyers across the GCC as well as in Abu Dhabi.

How much does a website cost in Abu Dhabi?

Typical UAE agency quotes in 2026. These are market ranges so you can sanity-check any proposal — ours included. Every Promptivia project is quoted at a fixed AED price before work starts.

ProjectTypical cost
Template business website (5–8 pages)AED 3,500 – 8,000
Custom corporate website (10–20 pages)AED 12,000 – 55,000
Arabic + English (RTL) version+15–30%
E-commerce storeAED 15,000 – 60,000+
Bilingual company profile site for government suppliersAED 10,000 – 30,000

Full breakdown: How much does a website cost in the UAE?

Abu Dhabi questions, answered

How much does a website cost in Abu Dhabi?

Most Abu Dhabi business websites cost AED 3,500–8,000 for a template site, AED 12,000–55,000 for a custom corporate site, and more for portals and web apps. A native Arabic (RTL) version adds roughly 15–30%. We quote every Abu Dhabi project at a fixed AED price after a short scoping call.

Does an Abu Dhabi business website need to be in Arabic?

For most Abu Dhabi businesses selling to government, corporates or Emirati customers, yes. Arabic content signals seriousness to those buyers, and Arabic searches are typically less competitive. We build Arabic as a first-class version with its own URLs, not as a translation plugin.

Can you build a website for a government supplier in Abu Dhabi?

Yes. Supplier websites need clear capability statements in Arabic and English, certifications, project references and a downloadable company profile — the material procurement teams check before shortlisting. We build that structure and keep it fast and accessible.

Do you work with Hub71 and ADGM start-ups?

Yes. We build product websites, MVPs and SaaS platforms for early-stage companies, and handle ADGM's Data Protection Regulations for entities registered there. Work is fixed-scope per milestone, which suits start-up budgets and investor reporting.

How long does a website take for an Abu Dhabi company?

A launch site takes 2–3 weeks and a custom bilingual corporate site 5–9 weeks — Arabic copy and approvals usually set the pace. Portals and web apps take 8–16 weeks depending on scope. Timelines are fixed in the proposal.

Do you have an office in Abu Dhabi?

No. We work remotely with Abu Dhabi clients over WhatsApp, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, on a working day that overlaps Gulf Standard Time almost completely. Contracts are in English, invoiced in AED, with fixed scope and timelines.

Get a fixed AED quote for your Abu Dhabi project

Tell us what you need. You get a written scope, timeline and price — not an open-ended discovery call.