How Much Does a Website Cost in Saudi Arabia & Egypt in 2026? (Real Price Ranges)
Real 2026 price ranges for landing pages, company websites, e-commerce stores and custom platforms in Saudi Arabia and Egypt — what drives the cost up or down, and how to get agency quality without Riyadh prices.
"How much does a website cost?" is the first question every business owner asks — and most agencies dodge it. Here's a straight answer with real 2026 ranges for Saudi Arabia and Egypt, what moves the price, and where you can save without getting a cheap-looking result.
Typical 2026 price ranges (Saudi market)
These are the ranges we see quoted across the Saudi market this year — a template site sits at the bottom, a fully custom design at the top:
- Landing page (one page): SAR 1,500 – 4,000
- Company website (5–10 pages): SAR 4,000 – 20,000 — most small and mid-size businesses land between SAR 7,000 and 20,000 for a properly designed site
- E-commerce store: SAR 12,000 – 50,000+, depending on catalogue size, payments and integrations
- Custom platform / web app (dashboards, portals, SaaS): SAR 50,000+
In Egypt the same scopes are typically priced lower in EGP terms, which is exactly why Gulf companies increasingly hire Egyptian studios: the same senior quality at a noticeably lower cost.
The 7 factors that actually change the price
1. Custom design vs. template. A template is cheap and looks like it. A brand-led custom design costs more up front and converts better for years. 2. Number of pages and unique layouts. Ten pages with one layout is cheap; ten unique layouts is design work. 3. Bilingual (Arabic + English). Doing Arabic RTL properly — not just translating — adds design and QA time. It's worth it for any Gulf business. 4. Integrations. Payment gateways, WhatsApp, maps, CRM/ERP, booking systems — each one adds build and testing time. 5. Content. Who writes the copy and provides photos? Professional content is often the hidden cost. 6. Performance & SEO foundations. Fast loading, structured data, technical SEO — cheap builds skip this, and you pay later in lost rankings. 7. Who's on the project. Senior designers and engineers cost more per hour and finish faster with fewer mistakes.
Where to save — and where never to
Save on: scope (launch with the pages you need now), stock photography, and phased features. Never save on: design quality, mobile experience, speed, and Arabic RTL — these are the things your customers judge in the first three seconds.
Why cheap websites end up expensive
A SAR 2,000 template site that doesn't convert, loads slowly and needs a rebuild in a year costs far more than a SAR 12,000 site done right once. The real question isn't "how much does it cost?" — it's "how much revenue will it bring?"
A website is not an expense line. It's your best salesperson — working 24/7 in Arabic and English.
How Flowlix prices projects
We're an Egyptian design & development studio serving Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Because we design *and* build as one team — with AI in our workflow — we deliver agency-grade, fully custom, bilingual websites typically well below Riyadh and Dubai agency prices, with fixed-scope proposals and no surprises.
Flowlix starting prices:
- Landing page: from USD 800 (SAR 3,000 / AED 2,940 / QAR 2,910)
- Website: from USD 1,200 (SAR 4,500 / AED 4,410 / QAR 4,370)
- Mobile app design: from USD 1,200 (SAR 4,500 / AED 4,410 / QAR 4,370)
The final price depends on scope, and every project gets a fixed, written quote before work starts.
Book a free consultation on WhatsApp. Tell us what you need and we'll send you a clear, fixed quote within 48 hours.