Web Development & Custom Software Company in Dubai

For most Dubai SMEs, a professional business website costs between AED 3,000 and AED 15,000, depending on the number of pages, the design work and any custom features. A simple 5-page brochure site sits at the lower end; a booking system, online store or multi-language site sits higher. We give you an itemised quote up front so you know exactly what you're paying for before any work begins.

Affordable doesn't have to mean cheap or risky. Because we run a lean team without an expensive Sheikh Zayed Road office to fund, our prices stay well below big-agency rates while the code quality stays high. The honest advice: don't just chase the lowest number — pick the team that quotes transparently, shows you real past work, and won't disappear after launch. We're happy to be compared line by line.

Both. Alongside websites, we build custom software for Dubai businesses — CRM, ERP, POS, inventory, HR and accounting tools tailored to your workflow instead of forcing you into a rigid off-the-shelf product. A focused single-module tool (like a POS or inventory system) typically starts around AED 25,000, and we scope every project transparently before you commit.

Yes. Many clients come to us wanting the direct, flexible feel of a freelance web developer but with the reliability of a proper team behind it. You get one clear point of contact who's actually writing the code, flexible engagement (fixed-price or hourly), and no layers of account managers adding cost. It's freelance-style access with agency-level backup if your project grows.

Yes — Next.js and React are our default stack for modern sites and web apps. They give you faster page loads, better SEO, and an app-like experience that older WordPress or template builds struggle to match. If you specifically need a WordPress or Shopify site instead, we do those too, but for anything custom or performance-critical we'll usually recommend Next.js.

A standard business website ships in about 2–4 weeks. A focused custom tool (single workflow, a few core screens) takes 4–8 weeks, and a larger platform such as a CRM plus inventory plus accounting usually runs 12–20 weeks. We work in 2-week sprints with live demos, so you see real progress every week instead of waiting until the very end.