Web Design & Development Company in Qatar

Every website is planned around your goals, so we do not have a fixed price list. The cost depends on how many pages and languages you need, any custom features, integrations with systems like your CRM, ERP or payments, and whether you want an online store. Send us your brief and we will reply within 24 hours with a clear, itemised proposal. No surprises later.

If you need a simple site or blog quickly and your budget is tight, a well-built WordPress site can be a good choice. If you compete on search, need English and Arabic, depend on integrations or plan to grow, headless is faster, safer and usually cheaper to look after in the long run. We build both, and we will recommend whichever suits you best.

Yes. Every site we build is fast, works well on phones, uses clean code and structured data, and has proper titles, descriptions and hreflang tags for both languages. We also set up local SEO, so you show up when people in Qatar search for what you offer, and connect Google Search Console and analytics so you can see how it performs.

Yes. We move your content into the new CMS, keep or improve your link structure, redirect every link that changes, and carry over your page titles, descriptions and structured data. We check speed and rankings before and after launch. Most sites get noticeably faster after the move.

A headless CMS keeps your content separate from the design and code of the website. Your team logs in, edits text, images, FAQs, landing pages and SEO fields in English and Arabic, and presses publish. No developer needed. The design stays intact because content goes into simple forms, not a free-form page builder.

Most of our sites use Next.js for the front end, a headless CMS for content and Node.js for integrations, styled with Tailwind CSS and hosted in the cloud with a global CDN. For online stores we use headless commerce engines such as Medusa.js. When a simpler build makes more sense, we also work with WordPress.

A company website of 12 to 18 pages usually takes 6 to 10 weeks. An online store or larger platform takes 10 to 16 weeks. We work in two-week rounds, so you see real progress regularly and always know where things stand. If you have a fixed date, such as an event or a product launch, we can speed things up.

Yes. We host on reliable cloud infrastructure with a global CDN and SSL. Our monthly maintenance plans cover security updates, software updates, content changes and performance monitoring, and we respond to any downtime within 4 hours. Many clients combine this with SEO so one team looks after the whole site.

Yes. Every site we build is bilingual from the start. Arabic gets a proper right-to-left layout, not just flipped text, and each language has its own web addresses so Google shows the right version. We write the Arabic properly instead of running it through a translator, and your team manages both languages from one place. Visitors switch language with one click.

Of course. We start with a free review of the technical side, SEO, mobile experience and how well it turns visitors into enquiries. If the foundation is solid, we suggest targeted fixes. If it is costing you customers, we recommend a rebuild. Either way you keep your domain, your content and your current rankings, because we move everything over carefully.

Yes. Node.js runs the back end of many large websites and apps because it is fast, copes well with lots of visitors at once and uses the same language as the front end. For you that means quicker development, dependable integrations and a site that keeps up as you grow.

It usually costs more to build than a WordPress site based on a ready-made theme, because everything is made for you. Over two or three years it often works out the same or cheaper: fewer plugin licences, fewer security fixes, less speed tuning, and a site your team can update without paying a developer.

Look at websites they have actually built and launched in Qatar, and check that both the English and Arabic versions are designed properly, not translated as an afterthought. Ask who owns the code and content after launch, how fast their sites load on a phone, and who you will speak to when you need a change. A good partner gives you a clear written proposal before you commit.

Yes. We build online stores in English and Arabic with local payment gateways, delivery and stock rules, and order emails, and we can connect them to your ERP or CRM. Larger stores usually take 10 to 16 weeks.

Car brand websites with configurators, a property portal with location search, a university website, corporate sites for retail groups and heavy equipment, and an institutional site for a chamber of commerce. You can see each one, with screenshots and the technology used, in our portfolio.