Web Design Company in Jeddah

A web design company in Jeddah that builds for how Saudi customers buy: NoVi Marketing Services designs and develops company websites, online stores, booking sites and campaign landing pages for businesses in Jeddah and across the Kingdom. Each build starts in Arabic with its own English version, opens fast on a phone, shows the store and registration details Saudi rules ask for, and sends every WhatsApp chat, call and form to your team with its source attached. We work with Jeddah clients remotely, and after a free consultation you receive a written proposal with the page list, deliverables and timeline.

Who this is for in Jeddah: hotels and furnished apartments, Umrah and transfer operators, Al Balad and Red Sea tour operators, restaurants and cafes, clinics, developers and brokers in north Jeddah and Obhur, freight, customs and trading firms around Jeddah Islamic Port, online stores shipping Kingdom-wide, and family businesses that have outgrown their site. Not a fit for personal portfolios or a two-day theme install.

What a Jeddah website is up against: DataReportal's Digital 2026 report for Saudi Arabia counts about 34.4 million internet users in late 2025 and a median mobile download speed of around 194 Mbps. On networks that fast, a visitor whose page hangs blames you, not the signal, and goes back to Google Maps. A slow site is nearly always a build problem, such as oversized photos, autoplay video, piled-up scripts or cheap hosting, and all of those can be fixed.

One city, several audiences: Jeddah residents search in Arabic, often in everyday Hijazi phrasing, and switch to English for brand names. Visitors heading to Makkah or the Red Sea coast search before they land, often in English. Procurement teams and international principals buying logistics or trading services read in English and forward pages internally. We use your Search Console data, ad search terms and sales questions to decide which pages each group needs, rather than translating everything into every language.

Company websites: service and sector pages written from your sales conversations, an about page with your real team and facilities, careers, a downloadable company profile, and request-for-quotation forms that ask for what your team needs to price a job. The right base for contractors, consultancies, manufacturers, training providers and B2B suppliers in Jeddah.

Online stores: Arabic and English product pages, prices in SAR, delivery fees for Jeddah, Makkah, Madinah, Taif and other cities shown before checkout, clear returns, and order updates by WhatsApp, SMS or email. Checkout carries what your payment provider supports, usually mada and Apple Pay, often STC Pay, and buy now pay later such as Tabby or Tamara, both of which have announced Saudi Central Bank (SAMA) licences. If Salla, Zid or Shopify suits you better than a custom build, we say so.

Booking and hospitality sites: room and apartment pages with real photos, floor plans and distances, packages for families and Umrah guests, transfer requests from King Abdulaziz International Airport, and a direct-booking path connected to your booking engine or channel manager. Booking buttons stay visible on a phone, policies appear in both languages, and booking starts and completions are tracked against travel platforms.

Landing pages for campaigns and seasons: Jeddah demand moves with Ramadan, Eid, the Umrah season, summer on the Corniche and Obhur, and Jeddah Season events. Each campaign gets a focused page with one offer, a fast first screen, a WhatsApp button in thumb reach and tracking that ties each lead to its ad. The campaigns themselves are covered on our social media agency in Jeddah and Google Ads pages.

Logistics, port and trading companies: buyers comparing freight forwarders or clearance agents want specifics, so we build a page per service, such as sea freight, customs clearance, warehousing and inland transport, listing the documents a shipper prepares, the lanes you cover, and quote forms that capture cargo type, container size and origin. English pages speak to international principals, Arabic pages to Saudi importers.

Real estate in Jeddah: one page per project with unit types, payment plan basics, location context, renders or photos, and a direct WhatsApp route to sales. Templates include a field for the advertising licence number where Real Estate General Authority (REGA) rules call for one, and your team confirms each number before publishing. Our real estate marketing agency in Jeddah page covers the campaigns behind these pages.

Heritage, food and tourism: Historic Jeddah, the Gate to Makkah, has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2014, and Al Balad visitors plan on their phones. Cafes, restaurants, boutique stays and tour operators there need opening hours kept current through Ramadan, menus as text rather than heavy PDF files, walking and parking directions, and booking or WhatsApp links on every page.

Saudi compliance checklist, e-commerce disclosures: the Saudi E-Commerce Law asks an online store to show the seller's name or identifying details and address, contact information, and the commercial registration name and number where there is one. Law firm summaries of the implementing regulations add the tax number for VAT-registered sellers. Since 2023 the Ministry of Commerce has directed e-store documentation through the Saudi Business Center's Business platform rather than Maroof. We place these details in the footer, the contact page and the checkout.

Saudi compliance checklist, personal data: SDAIA's Personal Data Protection Law has been enforceable since September 2024, and its rules on sending personal data outside the Kingdom were updated that month. For a Jeddah hotel or clinic collecting guest and patient details, that means short forms, Arabic and English consent and privacy wording that matches the tools in use, and ad pixels held back until the visitor agrees. We list where each tool stores data so you and your adviser can decide on hosting.

Saudi compliance checklist, e-invoicing and security: VAT-registered sellers fall under ZATCA's Fatoora e-invoicing rules, so we connect the store to an invoicing provider or ERP that handles Fatoora, and you confirm your integration wave with ZATCA and your accountant. Sites for government entities or critical national infrastructure operators may fall under the National Cybersecurity Authority's Essential Cybersecurity Controls (ECC-2:2024), and we build to your security team's checklist and agree which controls sit with us.

Saudi compliance checklist, domain name: .com.sa names follow SaudiNIC rules under the Communications, Space and Technology Commission, go through licensed registrars and generally need a valid Saudi commercial registration or equivalent. Register the domain to your company, not to an agency. This checklist is a planning aid, not legal advice, so confirm current rules with the authority and your adviser.

Arabic that reads as if it was written in Jeddah: the Arabic version is written first, for Saudi readers. Consumer pages use warm, everyday Saudi wording, with a light Hijazi touch where it suits the brand. B2B and government-facing pages use clear, formal Arabic. English is written separately for the people who read it, so neither version reads like a translation, and both are reviewed with you before launch.

Two directions on one screen: a Jeddah hotel page can carry an Arabic room name, an English booking code, a SAR rate and a +966 reception number in the same line, and a port services page can mix Arabic text with HS codes and container sizes. We design the Arabic and English layouts together, then check those mixed lines, date pickers, check-in calendars, quote forms and their error messages in both directions on mid-range Android phones as well as iPhones, since that is what many guests and drivers carry.

Speed for photo-heavy Jeddah sites: hotels, restaurants, real estate and tourism sites live on images and video of the sea, rooms and food. We serve modern image formats sized for each screen, load galleries as they scroll into view, host video so it does not block the page, use a content delivery network and cap third-party scripts. Core Web Vitals are checked on mobile before launch and again after the first weeks of real traffic.

Ready to rank from launch: separate crawlable URLs for Arabic and English, hreflang pairs, titles and descriptions written per language, XML sitemaps, and structured data such as LocalBusiness, Hotel, Product and FAQ where they apply. Our SEO company in Jeddah page covers the monthly work after launch, and clear, factual pages also help Google AI Overviews and assistants such as ChatGPT describe your business correctly.

Every enquiry tracked: WhatsApp buttons open with a pre-filled message naming the page, room, project or product the visitor was viewing. Call buttons dial your Saudi number. Short forms send each lead to your inbox or CRM with its source and campaign. Booking sites also track booking starts and completed reservations, so you can see which pages and campaigns bring business.

From first call to go-live: we start by listing what the site must do in Jeddah, for example take direct bookings before Ramadan or win quote requests from importers, and turn that into a page list you approve. Arabic and English wireframes follow, then design, then a private staging link you can open on your own phone and share with your managers. Payments, booking engine and tracking are connected and tested before you sign off. Reviews happen over video calls, shared documents and WhatsApp, in Arabic or English.

What sets the timeline: a typical company website takes about 4 to 8 weeks. Stores, booking engines and ERP links add time, as do outside steps such as gateway merchant approval, booking engine access, .com.sa documents and content sign-off. If launch is tied to Ramadan, the Umrah season, summer or a Jeddah Season event, we fix the go-live date first and plan backwards with a buffer.

What moves the price for a Jeddah build: a single-language brochure site for a trading firm costs far less than a bilingual hotel site wired to a channel manager, or a store with SAR delivery zones, Tabby checkout and a Fatoora-ready invoicing link. Page templates, integrations, security and hosting needs, and how much writing, photography and video we produce make up the rest. There are no fixed packages. You get a formal written proposal as a Project, a Monthly Retainer or a Custom scope.

Proof from websites and products we have built: our published website work is for clients in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, labelled by real market. For Lugha Tech, an EdTech company serving learners in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, one team built the brand, the product UI and the platform website at lughatech.com. LogicHub Systems, an Odoo ERP partner working with companies in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, received a B2B identity, sales collateral and a website at logichubeg.com. For Pawm, a pet care brand in Saudi Arabia with its own app, we designed the bilingual identity and the app interface. For Tahawer Real Estate in Mansoura, Egypt, we designed and built an Arabic-first bilingual property website.

After go-live, the site stays yours: domain, hosting, analytics, Search Console, tag manager, Google Business Profile and payment gateway accounts sit under your company, with access granted to us, so changing agency never locks you out. Your team can take over after training, or we keep the site current, swapping Ramadan and summer offers, adding project or room pages and reviewing which pages bring leads.

Get these in writing from any Jeddah web design company: the page and template list, who writes the Arabic, which payment methods get connected, how WhatsApp and form leads are tracked, how consent and cookies are handled, whose name the domain and accounts are in, and, for a redesign, the redirect plan. An agency that cannot answer before you sign is showing you how the project will go.

What does a website cost in Jeddah? There is no single price. A company site for a Jeddah contractor, a booking site for a serviced apartment building and a store shipping to every Saudi city are very different jobs. Tell us what the site must do and we send a written quote after the free consultation.

How long does it take to build a website in Jeddah? A typical company website takes about 4 to 8 weeks from discovery to launch. Stores, booking sites and custom integrations take longer, and outside steps such as payment gateway approval can move the date.

Can you connect mada, Apple Pay, STC Pay, Tabby and Tamara? We connect what your payment provider supports. Most Saudi gateways offer mada and Apple Pay, and many add STC Pay and buy now pay later. We confirm this with your provider before design starts.

Do you have an office in Jeddah? We work with Jeddah clients remotely, through video calls, WhatsApp and shared staging links, in Arabic or English. When a site needs local photos or video, we write the shot list and brief your team or a local crew.

Can you redesign my site without losing Google rankings? Yes, with a plan. We export every URL that earns visits or links, decide page by page what stays, merges or gets a 301 redirect, test the map on staging and watch Search Console after launch.

Companies only: our clients are businesses, from startups and SMEs to family groups and large companies, in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the UAE, Qatar and Kuwait. We do not take on personal accounts, and we never sell followers, likes or views. A short first message with your company name, current site and what you sell gets you to the right team faster.

Book a free website consultation: call or WhatsApp +966 54 346 1195, Sunday to Thursday, 10:00 to 18:00. Tell us what you sell, who buys it in Jeddah, whether you need Arabic, English or both, and your target launch date, and we will come back with a written proposal.