We design and build WordPress websites and WooCommerce stores for businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and across the UAE: bilingual Arabic-English, quick to load, easy for your team to update, and set up to rank on Google.
WordPress runs a large share of the web because it is flexible and easy to manage. We use it where it fits your goals, not as a template shortcut.
Custom-designed sites for consultancies, clinics, real estate brokers, contractors and B2B firms, with clear service pages and enquiry forms that reach your inbox and WhatsApp.
Product catalogues, variations, delivery zones across the emirates, 5% VAT on invoices, and UAE payment gateways, set up and tested before launch.
Proper right-to-left layouts, translated URLs, hreflang tags and a language switcher, so the Arabic version is usable and can rank, not just a translated copy.
A lightweight theme built for your brand instead of a heavy multipurpose theme, with editable blocks so your team can update pages without breaking the design.
Moving from Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or an outdated WordPress build, with 301 redirects mapped page by page so you keep your existing Google rankings.
Core Web Vitals fixes, caching and image optimisation, malware clean-ups, backups, and monthly updates for plugins, themes and WordPress core.
Service businesses, professional firms and brands that publish regularly and want to rank for local searches.
WooCommerce handles typical catalogues well and avoids monthly platform fees on every sale.
Marketing staff can publish offers, landing pages and blog posts without a developer.
Marketplaces, booking engines, dashboards and multi-user portals are usually better as a custom web application.
Tell us what the website has to do, who updates it and what it needs to connect to. We will tell you honestly whether WordPress, Shopify or a custom build makes more sense, before you spend anything.
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These are the details we check on every UAE build, because they decide whether visitors actually turn into enquiries and orders.
Stripe, Telr, Network International (N-Genius), PayTabs or cash on delivery, chosen around your bank and your customers.
5% VAT applied correctly, with tax invoices your accountant can use.
Click-to-chat buttons and forms routed to the right person, because many UAE customers prefer WhatsApp to email.
Most visitors arrive on a phone, so we test on mobile connections and optimise images, fonts and scripts.
Goals, pages, languages, integrations and the keywords each page should target.
Mobile and desktop designs for key pages, reviewed with you before any code is written.
Theme, content blocks, WooCommerce, translations and integrations on a staging site.
Forms, payments, speed, mobile layouts, Arabic RTL and on-page SEO checks.
Redirects, Search Console, analytics and a short training session for your team.
Optional maintenance plan for updates, backups and small changes.
Every project is quoted individually. The main factors are the number of unique page designs, whether you need Arabic and English, e-commerce and payment setup, integrations such as CRMs or booking tools, and how much content we write or migrate. For a fuller breakdown, read our website development cost guide for Dubai and our WordPress website guide.
For most company websites, service businesses and small to mid-sized online stores, yes. WordPress is quick to update, works well with SEO and supports Arabic and English. If you need complex logic such as booking engines, marketplaces or internal systems, a custom web application is usually a better fit.
Yes. We set up proper right-to-left (RTL) layouts for Arabic, separate URLs for each language with hreflang tags, and a language switcher, so both versions can rank in Google.
Common options include Stripe, Telr, Network International (N-Genius), PayTabs and cash on delivery. The right choice depends on your bank, fees and the payment methods your customers expect. We set up and test the gateway as part of the build.
It depends on the number of pages, custom design, languages, e-commerce and integrations. A brochure site and a bilingual online store are very different projects. Send us your requirements and we will give you a fixed, itemised quote.
Yes. We take on speed and Core Web Vitals work, security clean-ups, plugin conflicts, theme fixes and migrations from Wix, Squarespace or another host to WordPress.
Yes. We offer ongoing maintenance covering core, theme and plugin updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring, and small content changes.
Send us a short description of what you need – pages, languages, store or no store – and we'll come back with a clear, itemised quote and timeline.