Dubai
Website development company for Dubai businesses
We build websites and online stores for Dubai businesses from our team in India: D2C brands selling online, trading companies, free-zone startups, and marine and logistics firms working out of Jebel Ali and Port Rashid.
We have no Dubai office. What you get instead is an Indian rate card, the same working week, and the developer who scopes your project writing the code and answering after launch.
Who we build for in Dubai
Online stores selling to UAE buyers, which need checkout in dirhams, cash on delivery for buyers who still expect it, and product pages that load fast on a phone on mobile data.
Trading and distribution companies, whose buyers search for a product and a delivery point rather than a company name, so the site has to be built around the catalogue.
Free-zone companies in DMCC, Dubai Internet City, DIFC or JAFZA that need a credible site before their first sales conversation, and marine and logistics firms around Jebel Ali, where our closest work sits.
Marine and logistics around Jebel Ali
This is the Dubai sector we know best. Cleanship's site has its own pages for hull, hold and tank cleaning at Jebel Ali and Port Rashid, because a ship operator searches by port, not by company.
MariBiz.ai, the marine procurement marketplace we built, connects shipowners with verified vendors at ports worldwide, and MariMail, its companion product, tracks which vessels are heading to which port. If your business sells to ships, those three builds are the closest thing to your brief on our work page.
Online stores for Dubai
A Dubai online store usually needs four things: a gateway that settles in AED, such as Network International, Telr, PayTabs or Stripe; cash on delivery; an Arabic version; and prices shown with the 5% VAT included.
We build on Shopify where the team running the store is not technical, and on WooCommerce or custom code where the catalogue is unusual. We have built both, so we have no reason to push one.
Working with us from Dubai
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 Dubai businesses bring us — we have not tagged them by the client's city.
Cleanship
An Ajman Free Zone marine cleaning company whose site carries pages for Jebel Ali and Port Rashid among 13 UAE ports: 310 service-and-port landing pages in all.
Read the Cleanship case studyTatVivah Trends
A multi-vendor ecommerce marketplace with 3,000+ products, verified sellers, Razorpay payments and filtering by occasion. It is the model for a Dubai store with more than one seller.
Read the TatVivah Trends case studyMariBiz.ai
A marine procurement marketplace with 3,226+ vendors across 121 categories, an RFQ engine and port-based discovery, including UAE ports.
Read the MariBiz.ai case studyWhat this costs in Dubai
₹4,000 – ₹1,15,000 (about AED 150 – 4,400)
A WordPress business site is ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 (about AED 150 – 270); a custom-coded online store ₹50,000 – ₹1,15,000 (about AED 1,910 – 4,400). Platforms and marketplaces run to AED 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.
Work delivered in and around Dubai
Cleanship
Ajman Free Zone marine company. Its site has hull, hold and tank cleaning pages for Jebel Ali and Port Rashid.
Frequently asked questions
- Are you based in Dubai?
- No. Our team is in Lucknow and Mumbai and works with Dubai businesses remotely, 08:30–17:30 UAE time, Monday to Saturday. Projects run on WhatsApp and video calls.
- How much does a website cost in Dubai with you?
- A WordPress business site is ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 (about AED 150 – 270); a custom-coded online store ₹50,000 – ₹1,15,000 (about AED 1,910 – 4,400). Quotes are issued in INR, and the full breakdown is on our Dubai cost guide.
- How long does a website take?
- A business site typically takes 1–3 weeks from content sign-off, and a custom online store 2–5 weeks. Your written quote names one delivery window.
- Shopify or WooCommerce for a Dubai store?
- Shopify if the store team is not technical and the catalogue is conventional; WooCommerce if you need unusual product options without monthly app fees. We build both and recommend one on the first call.
- Can you build the site in Arabic and English?
- Yes, with proper right-to-left Arabic layouts. The Arabic copy should be written or checked by a native speaker; we will not machine-translate it.
- Do you do SEO for Dubai?
- Yes: technical SEO and on-page structure are part of every build, and we run ongoing SEO for clients who want it. Without a Dubai office we cannot get you into the Google Maps pack, and we will not pretend otherwise.
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