Websites for companies in the UAE, built by the person who writes the code

You pay per approved stage. The site structure and the quote are free and come before any contract. Then 30% opens the design stage, 40% is paid during the build once you have approved the design, and the last 30% before launch, once you have accepted the finished site. No large lump sum to someone you have just met — and no unpaid work either, which protects both sides.

You do, from the first stage. The domain and hosting are registered in your name, and the source code is handed over as it is finished, not at the very end. You can take the project elsewhere at any point — that is written into the contract.

The quote: one working day. Landing page: one to two weeks. Company website: two to three weeks. Real estate website or online store: three to four weeks. Each stage has its own deadline in the contract, not a vague “end of the month”.

I work remotely from Asia, on GMT+8 — four hours ahead of Dubai. Our working days overlap for most of your day, and messages you send in the evening are answered by your morning. Everything is done in writing — WhatsApp or email — so every decision stays on record.

I work through a written brief instead. It is faster for you and more precise for me: every number in the quote comes from your answers, and you can forward the whole thing to your partner or manager. If something is easier to show than to write, I record a short screen video.

Invoice + contract: a written contract with a fixed scope, price and deadlines, and an invoice for each stage in USD or AED. The exact payment details are agreed before we start, so there are no surprises for your accounts team.

By card or in USDT (crypto), in USD or AED. You get an invoice for each stage. No UAE VAT is added to the price.

For a page that simply needs to exist, they are fine — and I will tell you so. What they do not give you is a structure built around what your clients actually search for, listings or products your team manages without a subscription, and code you own. That is what you pay me for.

An agency puts an account manager, a project manager and an art director between you and the person writing the code, and you pay for all of them. Here that chain does not exist. The work is the same; the overhead is not — which is why the prices start where they do.

There is no retainer. The site is handed over with its source code and runs without subscriptions — no CMS licence, no CRM fees. By default you get your own admin panel for enquiries. The only recurring costs are the domain and hosting, both in your name.

Then we start with a free review: what exactly is failing — the structure, the speed, the copy, or simply that nobody is arriving. Sometimes a focused fix is enough and a full rebuild would waste your money. I will say so, even when it costs me the bigger project.