How much does a website cost in Dubai? 2026 prices for landing pages, microsites and company sites
Real 2026 price ranges in AED, what moves a quote up or down, and the costs that are usually left out.
By Mateo TintaUpdated 6 min read
Short answer
Most Dubai agencies quote AED 2,000–8,000 for a landing page, AED 6,000–18,000 for a small business website and AED 12,000–55,000 for a corporate website, based on their 2026 price guides. Real estate websites, with project content, CRM connections and enquiry routing, run from about AED 20,000 to 60,000. Where your quote lands depends on design, Arabic, connections and content.
Dubai website prices at a glance
Prices in Dubai vary more than in most markets, because the same brief goes to freelancers, small studios and large agencies. The table brings together the ranges that Dubai agencies published in their own 2026 price guides.
| Type of website | Typical Dubai price (AED) | What it usually covers |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | 2,000–8,000 | One page for a campaign or offer, with an enquiry form |
| Small business website | 6,000–18,000 | Up to about 15–20 pages, mostly from a template |
| Corporate website | 12,000–55,000 | Custom design, more pages, a content system for your team |
| Real estate website | 20,000–60,000 | Listings or projects, enquiry routing, CRM connection, maps |
| E-commerce website | 15,000–110,000+ | Products, checkout, payments and stock connections |
| Custom web platform | 50,000–275,000+ | Bespoke functionality, accounts and integrations |
The wide ranges are not padding. A landing page built from a template in a week and one designed around a launch, in two languages, connected to your CRM and tested on phones are different products that happen to share a name.
Budget landing page or launch-ready landing page?
The biggest price gap is between landing pages, because the name covers two very different jobs. A budget page puts an offer online. A launch-ready page has to turn paid traffic into enquiries your sales team can act on, in two languages, on the first day of a launch.
| Budget landing page | Launch-ready landing page | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | AED 2,000–8,000 in published Dubai guides | More, because of the work below. Konfianz starts at AED 9,500 |
| Design | A template with your logo and images | Designed around the project and the questions its buyers ask |
| Languages | Usually English only | English and Arabic, each laid out properly |
| Enquiries | A form that emails an inbox | Routed to your CRM or sales team, with international dialling codes |
| Tracking | Basic page views | Every enquiry tagged with the ad and channel it came from |
| Testing | Checked on a desktop | Tested on phones, including a real test enquiry |
| Ownership | Varies, so check who owns the page and the account | Files, code and accounts in your name |
A budget page can be enough for a short promotion with little ad spend behind it. For a launch, lost or untraceable enquiries quickly cost more than the difference in price.
Why the same website can cost AED 3,000 or AED 30,000
Six things decide where your quote lands:
Landing page, microsite or full website: which do you need?
Pick the smallest site that does the job. Most launches need a landing page or a microsite, not a new company website.
| Campaign landing page | Project microsite | Full website | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One campaign, one action | One development or product | Your company or brand |
| Size | One page | A handful of pages | Up to about 15 pages |
| Typical timeline | 2–3 weeks | 4–6 weeks | 8–10 weeks |
| Dubai market range | AED 2,000–8,000 (mostly budget pages) | AED 20,000–60,000 (real estate sites) | AED 12,000–55,000 (corporate sites) |
| Konfianz starts at | AED 9,500 | AED 25,000 | AED 45,000 |
A landing page is right when people arrive from an ad and you want one thing from them: an enquiry. A microsite is right when buyers will compare floor plans, payment plans and the location before they enquire. A full website is for the company behind every project.
Why property websites cost more
A developer’s launch site has to answer an investor’s questions in the order they ask them, often from overseas and on a phone. That means more content and more care than a standard business site:
Case study · Lancaster WharfFor Lancaster Wharf, the approved copy stayed word for word. The page was rebuilt around the investor’s questions, with a sticky menu and a four-field form that works one-handed on a phone.See the Lancaster Wharf case study How to avoid paying for your website twice
Cheap sites often get rebuilt within a year. These checks prevent most of that:
- The domain and hosting accounts are in your company’s name
- You receive the final design files and the code when the invoice is paid
- Pages, features and rounds of changes are agreed in writing before work starts
- Every page is tested on a phone, including the form
- A test enquiry reaches your CRM or inbox before launch
- Analytics and ad tracking are set up and checked
- You know who updates the site after launch, and what it costs
What Konfianz charges
Every Konfianz project is quoted as a fixed scope before we start, with English and Arabic, CRM and tracking set up, and you own the final files and code. A launch-ready landing page starts at AED 9,500, above the budget range for the reasons in the comparison above. A project microsite starts at AED 25,000 and a full website at AED 45,000, both inside the published Dubai ranges for real estate and corporate sites. See every starting price on the pricing page.
Questions
Quick answers
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Talk about a websiteHow much does a website cost in Dubai?
Based on 2026 price guides from Dubai agencies, a small business website typically costs AED 6,000–18,000 and a corporate website AED 12,000–55,000. E-commerce sites range from about AED 15,000 to over AED 100,000.
How much does a landing page cost in Dubai?
Published Dubai prices run from about AED 2,000 to 8,000 for a landing page, mostly for template pages. A launch-ready page in English and Arabic, connected to a CRM and set up for ad tracking, costs more because of that extra work. Konfianz starts at AED 9,500.
Is a freelancer cheaper than an agency in Dubai?
Usually, yes. Freelancers suit small, simple sites. For a launch with a fixed date, several languages and CRM connections, you need someone accountable for the whole result, whether that is an agency or a senior-led studio.
How long does it take to build a website in Dubai?
A campaign landing page takes about 2–3 weeks, a project microsite 4–6 weeks and a full company website 8–10 weeks, once the content is agreed.
Does an Arabic version double the price?
No, but it is real work. Arabic pages need right-to-left layouts and their own typography, so they are scoped as part of the project rather than added free.
Do website prices in Dubai include VAT?
Most quotes exclude VAT, which is 5% in the UAE. Check whether your quote is before or after VAT.
Written by
Mateo Tinta · Editor, Konfianz Insights
Mateo writes Konfianz Insights: practical guides on launches, websites and AI for property developers and premium brands in the UAE. Every guide is reviewed by the Konfianz founder before it is published.
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