Web design & development company for Dubai businesses
Promptivia designs and builds websites, online stores and web applications for Dubai businesses — free-zone start-ups in DMCC and IFZA, tech companies in Dubai Internet City, DIFC firms and mainland contractors — including Dar Al Naseeb Contracting, a Dubai authority-approvals company. A custom Dubai business website typically costs AED 12,000–55,000, and every project is quoted at a fixed AED price before work starts.
What Dubai businesses need from a website
Dubai buyers compare you against hundreds of competitors in the same search, often on a phone, often in two languages. Where your licence sits says a lot about who that buyer is and what the site has to prove:
Free-zone start-ups & consultancies
DMCC (JLT), IFZA (Dubai Silicon Oasis), Meydan Free Zone
A new licence needs a credible site fast — for bank onboarding, for the first clients, for the founder's LinkedIn. We launch a fast, SEO-ready site in weeks and build on it, rather than selling a year-one rebuild.
Tech, media & SaaS
Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, in5
Your website is the product's front door: product pages that explain the problem, pricing that converts, documentation, and often the web app itself. We design and engineer both — so the marketing site and the product share one design system.
Finance & professional services
DIFC, Business Bay, Downtown
Trust is the conversion. Clear credentials, bilingual content, fast pages and lead forms built to the DIFC Data Protection Law or UAE PDPL — whichever governs your entity — with consent and retention handled properly.
Contracting, approvals, trading & real estate
Al Quoz, Deira, Business Bay, Jebel Ali (JAFZA)
Buyers want proof you have delivered in Dubai: project galleries, approvals handled, service pages per authority or project type. Property sites need Trakheesi permit numbers on every listing. This is the work we did for Dar Al Naseeb.
Our services in Dubai
Web Development Agency in Dubai
Bilingual Arabic/English Next.js sites that load fast on mobile and are structured for Google and AI answers from day one.
View service →E-commerce Development Agency in Dubai
Shopify and custom stores with UAE payment gateways, buy-now-pay-later, COD and same-day delivery zones across Dubai.
View service →SaaS Development Company in Dubai
Web apps and SaaS platforms for Dubai Internet City and DMCC start-ups — from MVP to multi-tenant production.
View service →AI Development Company in Dubai
Arabic- and English-speaking AI assistants on WhatsApp and web that answer, qualify and book around the clock.
View service →Digital Marketing Agency in Dubai
SEO, Google Ads and paid social built for Dubai's expensive clicks — tight targeting and tracking from the first day.
View service →SEO Agency in Dubai
Win the long-tail and area searches Dubai's big agencies ignore, in English and Arabic.
View service →Websites by industry
What a website has to do for specific kinds of Dubai businesses — the features, integrations and mistakes that matter in each.
How much does a website cost in Dubai?
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.
| Project | Typical 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 store | AED 15,000 – 60,000+ |
| Custom web app / SaaS MVP | AED 40,000 – 150,000+ |
Full breakdown: How much does a website cost in the UAE?
Dubai questions, answered
How much does a website cost in Dubai?
A website in Dubai typically costs AED 3,500–8,000 for a template site of 5–8 pages, AED 12,000–55,000 for a custom corporate site of 10–20 pages, and AED 15,000–60,000+ for an e-commerce store. A proper Arabic (RTL) version adds roughly 15–30%. Premium Dubai studios often quote above these ranges for the same scope. We quote every Dubai project at a fixed AED price.
Have you built websites for Dubai companies?
Yes. We designed and built the website for Dar Al Naseeb Contracting LLC, a Dubai authority-approvals company — the full build from UX and interface design to performance optimisation. It is live at daralnaseeb.com.
Do you work with DMCC, IFZA and other Dubai free-zone companies?
Yes. Free-zone companies usually need a credible site quickly: a domain matching the trade name, professional email, a fast launch site and a clear path to e-commerce, lead generation or a web app once the business is trading.
Can you build a website for a DIFC firm?
Yes. DIFC entities fall under the DIFC Data Protection Law rather than the federal PDPL, so contact forms, analytics and cookies have to follow its rules on consent, purpose and retention. We build that in at the start, along with the bilingual content and speed that financial clients expect.
How long does a website take for a Dubai business?
A launch site takes 2–3 weeks, a custom corporate site 4–8 weeks, and an e-commerce store or web app 6–12 weeks, depending on how quickly content and approvals come back. The timeline is fixed in the proposal before we start.
Do you have an office in Dubai?
No — we work remotely with Dubai clients over WhatsApp, Google Meet and shared project boards. Gulf Standard Time is one hour behind our team, so we share almost the whole working day. You get a named project lead, a fixed-scope contract and AED invoicing.
Get a fixed AED quote for your Dubai project
Tell us what you need. You get a written scope, timeline and price — not an open-ended discovery call.