Abu Dhabi
Website development company for Abu Dhabi businesses
We build corporate websites, B2B portals and procurement platforms for Abu Dhabi businesses from our team in India, including companies in ADGM, Masdar City and KEZAD, and suppliers working around Khalifa Port.
We have no Abu Dhabi office and say so up front. You work with a small in-house team on UAE hours, priced on a rate card you can read before the first call.
Sites that hold up in procurement
Much B2B work in Abu Dhabi is won through procurement, where a buyer checks your site before they shortlist you. That site needs licences and certifications where an evaluator will look for them, a service page for each thing you actually tender for, and a company profile they can download and forward.
HCB Engineering is our closest build to that brief: a licensed contractor with twenty years of work and no site to show for it, rebuilt with a page per service vertical and its credentials up front.
Portals, RFQ platforms and dashboards
Where the site has to do work, such as taking requests for quote, managing suppliers or giving clients a login, we build it as a custom platform. MariBiz.ai is the example: an RFQ engine, vendor verification, real-time messaging and a buyer dashboard, used by more than 3,226 vendors.
Platforms sit in the top band of our rate card, ₹50,000 – ₹1,82,400 (about AED 1,910 – 6,980), typically 4–14 weeks from content sign-off.
Arabic and English
Organisations that deal with government entities often need a complete Arabic version, not a translated homepage. We set up Arabic as a proper second language with right-to-left layouts, and the Arabic copy should come from a native writer.
Al Ain and the rest of the emirate
Al Ain and the western region are part of Abu Dhabi emirate, and we work with businesses there the same way: remotely, on UAE hours, with the same rate card.
Our team works 10:00–19:00 India time, Monday to Saturday. That is 08:30–17:30 in the UAE, which covers the whole of a Monday-to-Friday UAE working week, plus Saturday morning.
UAE projects run on WhatsApp and video calls. WhatsApp +91 73482 28167 reaches the team directly; the developer who scopes your site is the one who writes it and the one who answers after launch.
Three builds, and what they took
Full write-ups, not logos. These are chosen for how close they sit to the problems Abu Dhabi businesses bring us — we have not tagged them by the client's city.
MariBiz.ai
A B2B procurement marketplace with an RFQ engine, vendor verification, port-based discovery and 3,226+ vendors across 121 service categories.
Read the MariBiz.ai case studyHCB Engineering
A licensed engineering contractor's corporate site, built so an evaluator can find each service vertical and every credential without calling.
Read the HCB Engineering case studyThe Grafftee
A Next.js platform site for an HR and recruitment firm, with seven service modules, integrated demo booking and CRM-connected enquiry forms.
Read the The Grafftee case studyWhat this costs in Abu Dhabi
₹4,000 – ₹1,82,400 (about AED 150 – 6,980)
A WordPress corporate site is ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 (about AED 150 – 270); a custom platform or portal ₹50,000 – ₹1,82,400 (about AED 1,910 – 6,980). AED figures are approximate, at ₹96 to US$1 and the fixed rate of AED 3.6725 to US$1. Quotes are issued in INR.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you have an office in Abu Dhabi?
- No. We work with Abu Dhabi businesses remotely from Lucknow and Mumbai, 08:30–17:30 UAE time, Monday to Saturday.
- Can you build a B2B portal or RFQ platform?
- Yes. MariBiz.ai is an RFQ marketplace with vendor verification and dashboards. Platforms like it are ₹50,000 – ₹1,82,400 (about AED 1,910 – 6,980) on our rate card.
- How much does a corporate website cost?
- A WordPress corporate site is ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 (about AED 150 – 270); a custom-coded site starts higher because every template is written rather than configured. Quotes are issued in INR.
- Can you build a full Arabic version?
- Yes, with right-to-left layouts built properly. The Arabic copy should be written or checked by a native speaker.
- Do you work with businesses in Al Ain?
- Yes. Al Ain is part of Abu Dhabi emirate, and we work with businesses there remotely on UAE hours, like everywhere else in the UAE.
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