What a website actually costs in Dubai — and why ours is different
A Dubai agency will typically quote AED 8,000 to AED 30,000 for a marketing site, and you will wait six to twelve weeks for it. Most of that cost is not craft, it is coordination: an account manager, a designer, a separate developer, a project manager and the meetings that hold them together.
EXTENSA removes the coordination layer. Strategy, design, copy and code sit in one head, with AI doing the volume work — so the same class of site starts at $700 and ships in one to two weeks. The output is not a template with your logo dropped in; every site is designed for the business it belongs to.
If you want the full breakdown by scope, there is a dedicated page on what a website costs in Dubai.
What is included as standard
Every website project includes the whole path to live. There is no separate discovery invoice and no surprise hosting line at the end.
- Design — an original layout and visual direction, not a bought theme
- Copywriting — every word written for your market, in English or Spanish
- Mobile-first build — designed for the phone first, because that is where your traffic is
- SEO foundations — titles, meta, headings, schema, sitemap, robots, clean URLs
- Analytics — so you can see what visitors actually do
- Deployment, domain and SSL — configured and handed over working
- Two revision rounds — you shape it before it goes live
The kinds of sites we build
How the work runs
- 01Free call20 minutes. What the site has to achieve, who it is for, what already exists. No deck, no discovery fee.
- 02Fixed quoteA written scope and a fixed price before anything starts. The number does not move mid-project.
- 03Build sprintDesign and build in one motion, with a live preview link from day two so you watch it happen.
- 04Ship & growDeploy, connect the domain, wire analytics and search. Then two revision rounds to get it exact.
Built for Dubai, working worldwide
Being in Dubai matters for a website in specific ways: bilingual audiences, WhatsApp as the primary conversion channel rather than a contact form, buyers who compare on a phone, and a market where credibility is judged in the first three seconds.
Every build accounts for that — WhatsApp-first calls to action, English and Spanish copy where it helps, and load times that survive mobile data. The studio is in Dubai; roughly half the work is for clients elsewhere, and the process is the same either way.


