When you request quotes for a company website in the UAE, you’ll see huge gaps: AED 3,000 from one agency and AED 50,000 from another for what looks like “the same website”. This article explains common market ranges and what you’re actually paying for.

Common market ranges

Price guides published by Dubai agencies in 2026 point to these approximate ranges:

• Simple brochure site (3–5 pages): around AED 3,500–8,000.
• Full corporate site (10–20 pages, bilingual): around AED 12,000–55,000.
• E-commerce store: around AED 8,000–25,000 to start.
• Campaign landing page: around AED 2,500–8,000.

These are estimates that vary by agency and scope, not official prices.

What actually raises the price?

1. A CMS: edit text and images and publish articles without calling a developer.
2. Two real languages: content written in Arabic and English, not machine-translated.
3. Search visibility: correct technical setup, fast loading and structured data.
4. Measurement: Google Analytics and Meta Pixel, with every enquiry tracked.
5. Security: SSL, security headers and spam-protected forms.
6. Post-launch support: who fixes it if something breaks a month later?

How to compare quotes

Don’t compare the number alone. Ask each provider for a written list of what’s included: pages, languages, CMS, tracking, hosting and support period. The cheapest quote often leaves out half of these.

Bottom line

A good website isn’t the most expensive one — it’s the one that brings real enquiries and that you can manage yourself. If you like, we’ll review the quotes you’ve received and explain the differences — no commitment.