Websites, stores and web apps
Web development company in Saudi Arabia for Arabic-first websites and portals
We build websites, online stores and web portals for Saudi companies, designed in Arabic first, fast on mobile networks and structured so Google can rank both language versions.
Arabic-first design, not a translated English site
Most Saudi visitors browse in Arabic on a phone. A site designed in English and flipped to right-to-left breaks in small ways: icons point the wrong way, numbers and Latin brand names jump around inside sentences, and Arabic headings wrap badly in a layout sized for shorter English words. We design the Arabic layout first, choose an Arabic typeface that reads well at small sizes, then build the English version from the same components.
Content structure matters as much as layout. Each language gets its own URLs, page titles and meta descriptions, with hreflang tags so Google shows the Arabic page to Arabic searches. Forms accept Arabic names and Saudi mobile numbers starting 05, and address fields follow the Saudi National Address format. Your marketing team edits both languages in one content management system without a developer.
E-commerce with mada, Apple Pay, Tabby and Tamara
Saudi shoppers expect to pay with mada, Apple Pay or a buy now, pay later option at checkout. We integrate gateways such as HyperPay, Moyasar and PayTabs for cards, mada and Apple Pay, and add Tabby and Tamara for instalments. Shipping connects to carriers such as SMSA, Aramex or your own delivery fleet, with cash on delivery where you still offer it.
Many stores begin on Salla or Zid, which work well for a catalogue and standard checkout. A custom store makes sense when you need B2B price lists, stock synced with several branches and a POS, subscriptions, or a checkout the platform does not allow. Orders then flow into your ERP, and every sale produces a ZATCA-compliant invoice with its QR code.
Portals and web applications for customers and staff
Beyond marketing sites, much of our Saudi web work is portals: customers tracking orders and downloading invoices, tenants raising maintenance requests, suppliers submitting quotations, or dealers placing orders against their credit limit. These are built as web applications in Next.js and Node.js or .NET, with role-based access, audit logs and single sign-on where your company uses Microsoft or Google accounts.
Performance is part of the build. We use server rendering, compressed images and a CDN with edge locations close to Saudi users, and test on mid-range Android phones over mobile data, which is how most of your visitors arrive. Before launch we check Core Web Vitals, run accessibility checks on both languages and set up analytics that separate Arabic and English traffic.
Web projects we build for Saudi clients
- Bilingual corporate websites with an Arabic-first content system
- Online stores with mada, Apple Pay, Tabby and Tamara at checkout
- Migration from Salla or Zid to a custom store when you outgrow them
- B2B ordering portals with customer price lists and credit limits
- Customer and tenant portals with invoices, requests and status tracking
- Booking sites for clinics, salons, workshops and rentals
- Landing pages for Ramadan, White Friday and National Day campaigns
Built for the market
Details that matter to Saudi visitors
- Separate Arabic and English URLs with hreflang tags, so each version ranks for its own searches.
- Checkout with mada, STC Pay and Apple Pay through HyperPay, Moyasar or PayTabs.
- Tabby and Tamara instalments shown on product pages and at checkout.
- Address forms built around the Saudi National Address and 05 mobile numbers.
- Cookie consent and contact forms designed with PDPL consent and purpose rules in mind.
- ZATCA invoice with QR code generated for every online order.
- Time zone
- Saudi Arabia is two hours behind Lahore. We shift our day so your morning stand-up and afternoon reviews fall inside our hours.
- Payments we integrate
- mada, STC Pay, HyperPay, Moyasar, PayTabs, Tabby
- Tax and data
- Built for 15% VAT and ZATCA e-invoicing (FATOORA), including Phase 2 integration where it applies. Personal data handled in line with the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL).
- Language
- Arabic first, with English as a second language and right-to-left layouts throughout.
Questions
Web development: common questions
Stay on the platform if a standard catalogue and checkout cover your needs, because it is cheaper to run. Move to a custom store when you need B2B pricing, stock shared with branches and a POS, custom delivery rules or integrations the platform does not support. We can migrate products, customers and order history.
More in Saudi Arabia
تصميم وبرمجة المواقع الإلكترونية في السعودية
نصمم المواقع والمتاجر الإلكترونية والبوابات للشركات السعودية باللغة العربية أولاً، مع نسخة إنجليزية مبنية من المكونات نفسها. نربط الدفع عبر مدى وApple Pay وSTC Pay، ونضيف التقسيط عبر تابي وتمارا، ونصدر فاتورة إلكترونية برمز QR لكل طلب. كما نهيئ كل صفحة لمحركات البحث بعناوين وروابط مستقلة لكل لغة، ونختبر سرعة الموقع على الجوال عبر شبكات الاتصال المحلية قبل الإطلاق، ويستطيع فريق التسويق لديكم تعديل المحتوى بسهولة.