Website Development Company in Dubai

A business website in Dubai costs from AED 4,000 for a five-page template site, AED 15,000 to 40,000 for a custom corporate site and AED 35,000 to 120,000 for an online store, with most projects live in three to twelve weeks. DataMySite builds all three in Dubai Investment Park, on Laravel or WordPress, with the SEO setup done before launch rather than sold afterwards. This page gives the 2026 price bands, what each one includes, how long a build takes and what to check before you sign with any web development company in Dubai.
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What We Build

• Full-stack web development — custom, scalable builds.
• E-commerce development — high-converting stores.
• Website maintenance — security, performance, and updates.

Why DataMySite

SEO-optimised from the first line of code, mobile-first, conversion-focused, with ongoing support. See case studies →

What a website costs in Dubai in 2026

The four bands in the table are the ones we quote, and the gap between them comes down to three decisions: template or design from scratch, how many pages and languages, and whether the site sells anything. A theme gets you a proven layout for a few hundred dirhams in licensing. Bespoke design means wireframes, two rounds of revisions and a designer on every screen, which is why a corporate site starts at AED 15,000. Arabic adds roughly a third to a corporate build because a right-to-left site is rebuilt, not mirrored. Integrations such as a CRM, a booking engine, WhatsApp Business or a UAE payment gateway each add development and testing days. The full breakdown, including the year-two running costs most quotes leave out, is in our website cost guide.

What we build

Business and corporate websites on WordPress or Laravel, with the content management set up so your team edits pages without a developer. E-commerce stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or a custom Laravel build, with Telr, PayTabs or Network International for payments and Arabic storefronts where the catalogue needs them; see e-commerce development. Web applications: client portals, booking and quoting engines, dashboards and member systems, on the same Laravel stack this site runs on. Landing pages for campaigns, built to one job and measured on it. Every build ships with the technical SEO work done: titles and metas, schema, sitemap, Search Console, page speed under the mobile target we agree at kick-off.

How a build runs, week by week

Discovery first: your goals, the pages you need, the competitors you want to beat and the copy and photos you already have. Design next, as wireframes and then full mockups, with two revision rounds included. Development follows, on a staging link you can open on your phone, with a speed and mobile check before anything is called finished. Then launch: DNS, SSL, redirects from any old URLs, analytics, Search Console and the first sitemap submission. A standard site takes four to eight weeks from the day your content is ready; a template site can be live in three. The single biggest cause of delay is copy and images arriving late, so we ask for them at kick-off and write a plan around what exists. More on how long a website takes.

Built to rank, not just to look right

A site that cannot be found pays for itself slowly. Every build here is structured for search before the design is approved: one page per service or product family, clean URLs, a heading structure Google can read, image compression, schema for the business and its services, and a page-speed target that is a number, not an adjective. Bilingual sites get proper hreflang and separate Arabic pages written by a native writer, not a translation plugin. If the site also needs ongoing search work, our SEO services team takes over after launch with the same people who built it, which is the difference between a site that is SEO-ready and one that actually ranks.

Who owns what when the project ends

You do. The domain is registered in your company's name, the hosting account is yours, and the code and content are handed over with admin access and a training session. We put this in writing because the most common website problem we untangle in Dubai is a domain registered in a freelancer's name or a site that cannot be moved to another host. Ask any web development company the same question before you compare totals; if the answer is not a clear yes, the cheaper quote is not cheaper.

Industries we build for

Real estate agencies and developers, clinics and dental practices, restaurants and cafés, schools and training institutes, travel and tourism companies, retailers moving online, and startups that need a credible site before their first funding round. The briefs differ, so the sites do: a clinic needs DHA-compliant copy and a booking flow; a broker needs listings, lead capture and WhatsApp on every page; a store needs catalogue logic and a gateway that works with a UAE bank. Our client case studies show the sites and what they did for the business.

What every quote from us includes

Ten lines, in writing, before you compare totals: who owns the domain, the hosting account and the code when the project ends; the mobile page-speed target as a number; the SEO setup included, meaning titles, meta descriptions, schema, sitemap and Search Console; the number of design revision rounds; who writes the copy and who supplies the photos; whether Arabic is included or priced separately; what post-launch support covers and for how long; payment gateway and licence help for stores; year-one running costs, itemised; and what happens if the project runs over the agreed timeline. If a quote from anyone cannot answer the first line, stop there.