Service 04

Website Design & Development for Saudi Companies

Corporate sites, booking sites and stores, designed in Arabic and English from the first wireframe, quick on a phone and built to be found on Google. More than 30 of them are on our work page.

The Ramz Tuwaiq website on a laptop and a phone
Ramz Tuwaiq, a bilingual Next.js site. Read the case study

What website design for Saudi companies has to get right

Arabic that is designed, not flipped

Arabic needs its own type sizes, line lengths and layout, not the English page mirrored. Both languages are designed before anything is built.

A page for everything you sell

Buyers search for the system or service they need, not for your company name. A page for each one gives each one its own chance to be found, in every city you work in.

Enquiries, not just visits

A company site is judged by what lands in your inbox. Ajras books site visits for three residential projects; Ramz Tuwaiq turns eight addresses into viewing requests.

Yours to run

The site is handed over with training, so your team edits pages and adds projects without waiting on a developer.

How a website project runs

  1. Brief and sitemap

    A call in Arabic or English, then a written sitemap: every page, what it is for and which search it should win.

  2. Design, in both languages

    The key pages designed in Arabic and English and approved before the build starts.

  3. Build and content

    Built on WordPress or Next.js with your content in place, and a title, description and structured data for every page.

  4. Launch and handover

    Your old URLs redirected, Search Console connected, and your team trained to edit the site.

Website design for Saudi companies, on the Saudi week

The studio works with clients across the Kingdom remotely: video calls in Arabic or English, Sunday – Thursday, 9:00 – 18:00 Saudi time, proposals and prices in SAR, and one accountable lead from the first reply to the launch.

What a site from us comes with

  • Arabic and English, each designed in its own direction
  • Layouts built for phones first
  • A title, description and structured data on every page
  • Enquiry forms that reach your inbox
  • Redirects from your old site's URLs
  • Training, so your team can edit the site

What we build on

WordPress
For teams that edit often. Ajras, Harvest FSC, Gulf Ektimal.
Next.js
For speed and a fully custom design. Ramz Tuwaiq.
Laravel
When the site needs its own back office or portal.
WooCommerce
For stores. Infinity Clinic Pharma.

Selling online? See e-commerce development, and the stores we built for Bobana and Infinity Clinic Pharma.

Have a site that isn’t bringing in enquiries?

FAQ

Questions about website design for Saudi companies

How much does website design cost for a company in Saudi Arabia?

We quote a fixed price in Saudi riyals after a short call, so the cost is agreed before any work starts. It depends on how many pages the site needs, whether it runs in Arabic and English, and what it has to connect to: a booking flow, a store or a CRM costs more than a brochure site.

How long does it take to build a company website?

The schedule is fixed in the proposal, with a date for each stage. What moves it most is content: a company that has its text, photos and approvals ready launches far sooner than one writing them during the build.

Do you design bilingual Arabic and English websites?

Yes, and both languages are designed, not one poured into the other's layout. Arabic gets its own type sizes, line lengths and right-to-left layout. Ramz Tuwaiq, Tamimi Commercial and BoldTarget all run in both.

Should a company website be built on WordPress or Next.js?

WordPress when your team will edit pages often and wants an editor it already knows; Ajras and Harvest FSC run on it. Next.js when speed and a fully custom design matter more; the Ramz Tuwaiq site is built on it. The proposal recommends one and says why.

Do you design websites for contractors in Saudi Arabia?

Contractors are the largest group on our work page: DTC, BoldTarget, Rise & Build, Harvest FSC, Saudi Protech and PSCC among them. Their sites are built to be checked by procurement teams and consultants, with every service and project easy to find.

Do you work with businesses in Riyadh and Jeddah?

Yes. We take on website design for companies across the Kingdom and work remotely: video calls in Arabic or English, Sunday to Thursday on Saudi hours, and prices in SAR. Harvest FSC, based in Jeddah, is one of them.

Is your website design SEO friendly for Saudi searches?

Every page gets its own title, description and structured data, and the site launches with a sitemap and Search Console. Harvest FSC and BoldTarget have a page for every system they install, so each one can be found in Saudi searches on its own.

Can we update the website content without a developer?

Yes. The site is handed over with training, so your team can edit pages, add projects and post news itself. Gulf Ektimal runs its own WordPress site this way.

Can you redesign our website without losing Google rankings?

Yes, if the old URLs are mapped before launch. We list every page Google knows on your current site and redirect each one to its new equivalent, so the rankings and links it earned carry over.

How fast should a company website load on a phone?

Google's mark for good is the main content showing within 2.5 seconds, measured on real phones. Most visitors in Saudi Arabia browse on mobile, so we test a site on a mid-range phone over 4G, not on a desktop over office Wi-Fi.