Website design for Saudi Arabia.
Arabic-first websites for Saudi businesses: designed right to left, fast on mobile, bilingual where you need it and built to rank in Arabic and English search. Designed and built by our team in Doha, working with Saudi clients remotely.
Odysense designs and builds Arabic-first websites for Saudi businesses: right-to-left layouts, proper Arabic typography, mobile-first design and SEO for Arabic and English search. A professionally designed business website typically costs QAR 2,000–10,000 (about SAR 2,060–10,300).
We're based in Doha, Qatar, and work with Saudi clients remotely, in the same time zone. Every project starts with a free consultation and a fixed, itemised quote.
What makes a good website for the Saudi market?
Arabic first, not Arabic later. Many Saudi customers search, read and decide in Arabic, so the Arabic site has to be designed as carefully as the English one, often more so.
- Layouts designed right to left from the first wireframe, with mirrored navigation, forms and icons.
- Arabic typography chosen for readability on phones, paired with a matching English typeface.
- Content written for Saudi readers, not translated word for word.
- Fast loading on mobile networks, with clear calls to action: WhatsApp, call or form.
- A privacy policy and consent for marketing that reflect Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law.
How do you make a bilingual site rank in Arabic and English?
Each language gets its own URLs, titles and descriptions, written for how people actually search in that language, with hreflang tags so search engines show the right version to the right person. Arabic keyword research matters: people often search differently in Arabic than the English equivalent suggests.
What does website design cost for a Saudi business?
A professionally designed business website typically costs QAR 2,000–10,000, about SAR 2,060–10,300 at the fixed US-dollar pegs. Where it lands depends on the number of pages, how much custom design and functionality it needs, and whether it's bilingual from launch. Online stores are priced separately, from QAR 8,000.
Quotes are issued in QAR. Other currencies are approximate conversions at the fixed US-dollar pegs and are for guidance only.
How does a project run with a team in Doha?
Remotely, in your working hours: Qatar and Saudi Arabia share a time zone. We start with a video call about your customers and goals, plan the structure and content, then share designs for desktop and mobile for your review. Our own developers build what you approve, and we test on real phones before launch. Throughout, you have a shared project board and a WhatsApp group with the team.
Do you also build online stores for Saudi Arabia?
Yes. E-commerce is our main specialty: Arabic-first stores with mada and local gateways, cash on delivery, courier integration and ZATCA-aware invoicing. See our Saudi e-commerce page for details.
Stores we built, tools we run.
Eleganza
+60% conversion rate after launch · 2.1s mobile load time
Rafea Line
+70% checkout completion rate · 10 days from kickoff to launch
Store Portal
Run your WooCommerce store from your phone: products, orders, POS and analytics in one portal.
WASL
Order confirmations, delivery updates and support on WhatsApp through the official Business API.
Asked often.
How much does a website cost in Saudi Arabia with Odysense?
A professionally designed business website typically costs QAR 2,000–10,000 (about SAR 2,060–10,300); online stores start from QAR 8,000. You get a fixed, itemised quote first.
Can you design the website in Arabic only?
Yes. We design Arabic-only or Arabic and English websites, right to left from the start, with Arabic typography chosen for readability.
Do you have an office in Riyadh or Jeddah?
No. Our team works from Doha, Qatar, and serves Saudi clients remotely, in the same time zone, by video call and WhatsApp.
How long does a website take?
Most business websites launch in 3–6 weeks: discovery and design first, then build, content and testing. Bilingual content can add time; you'll get a timeline before we start.
Will I be able to update the website myself?
Yes. We set up a simple content admin for the pages you change often, in Arabic and English, while keeping the design consistent.
Laws, tax rules and fees change. Treat this page as a guide, not legal or tax advice: Odysense builds the store, and we're not a law firm.
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A website your Saudi customers trust on sight.
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