01 Corporate website design
Corporate websites that generate enquiries, not just impressions
Choosing a web design company in Saudi Arabia comes down to one question: will the site produce enquiries, or will it produce compliments. Revneura builds bilingual corporate websites from SAR 15,000, live in one to three weeks, designed around the action you want a visitor to take — call, message or submit a brief. Arabic and English written natively, speed measured before handover, tracking configured and validated at launch, and lead capture connected to the channel your team actually works in.
Bring your current site if you have one. We will tell you whether it needs rebuilding or fixing.
02 The job of the site
What a corporate website is for
For most businesses of this size, exactly one thing: to convert someone who is already considering you into someone who contacts you.
That reframing has consequences. It means the homepage’s job is not to express the brand — it is to make the next step obvious. It means the services pages matter more than the about page. It means a contact route has to be visible from every screen without scrolling. And it means the site is measured on enquiries received, not on visits, bounce rate or how it looks in a portfolio.
Sites that fail at this usually fail the same three ways: no clear action on any page, no reason to believe stated anywhere, and a contact route that costs the visitor more effort than the enquiry is worth to them.
03 Bilingual build
Bilingual Arabic and English, built as two real sites
A translation plugin bolted onto an English site is not a bilingual website. It produces Arabic nobody searched for, layout that breaks in right-to-left, and a language switcher that dumps every visitor on the homepage regardless of what they were reading.
We build both languages as real, parallel sites: copy written natively in each rather than translated from the other, right-to-left handled at the layout level, mixed-direction strings isolated so prices and Latin brand names do not scramble inside Arabic sentences, and a language switcher that always lands on the equivalent page.
In this market the Arabic side is usually the commercial side, and treating it as a translation of the English is the most common and most expensive mistake in a KSA corporate site.
04 Findability
Built to be found: structure, speed and search from the first wireframe
Search visibility is architecture, not a plugin installed afterwards. Every build includes:
- One page per commercial intent. A single page listing six services cannot rank for six different searches, and attempting it produces a page that ranks for none.
- Real URL structure — clean, descriptive, mirrored across both languages, with real anchor links between pages rather than JavaScript navigation a crawler cannot follow.
- Speed measured before handover. Mobile first. Fast is a design constraint from the wireframe, not something recovered at the end.
- Structured data for services, locations, hours and FAQs, so search engines and AI assistants can identify what you do.
- Correct indexing setup from the first day the site is live, which is cheaper than diagnosing it six months later.
05 Lead capture
Lead capture, forms, WhatsApp and call tracking
The site can be found, the visitor is convinced, and then the contact route loses them. Every build covers:
- Forms with the fewest fields that still qualify. Every removed field increases completions; every field that does not change what happens next should not exist.
- WhatsApp as a first-class contact route, because in this market it frequently outperforms every form on the page.
- A visible phone route, with unanswered calls caught by missed-call text-back rather than lost silently.
- Thank-you pages that are real URLs, so conversions are measurable and remarketing is possible.
- Validated conversion tracking — an enquiry produces exactly one event, checked before launch.
06 Build vs subscription
A one-off build you own vs a monthly growth system
These are two different products and buyers regularly conflate them, so here is the boundary stated plainly.
A corporate website build, on this page, is a one-off project from SAR 15,000. You own the site, the domain and the content outright. It is yours whether or not you ever work with us again.
The monthly growth system is a subscription from SAR 1,099 per month in which a website is one component among six, installed and operated by us and not sold separately. You are buying an operated system, not an asset.
Which one you need: take the build if you need a site you own, have an in-house or contracted marketing function, and want a defined project with a defined end. Take the subscription if what you actually want is the follow-up machinery — reviews, missed-call reply, chat, booking — running without you, and a site as part of it.
Many clients take both: the build, with the systems attached on a monthly plan from launch. Every build ships that way by default.
07 Scope and price
What a build includes and what it costs
From SAR 15,000, typically one to three weeks:
- Conversion-first UX and UI design
- Native Arabic and English copy
- Services, locations, team and contact structure
- Local SEO foundations and structured data
- Landing page system for paid campaigns
- Speed work, measured before handover
- Analytics and conversion tracking, validated
- Growth systems attached at launch
What moves it upward: page count well beyond the agreed scope, custom functionality, commissioned photography, and content that has to be created rather than supplied.
All prices in Saudi riyals. All prices include 15% VAT.
See how this compares with other builds on the web design cost in Saudi Arabia page, or the full range on the web, app and e-commerce development hub.
08 Scope boundary
When you need more than a website
If what you are describing involves logins, customer accounts, workflow, internal records or an interface your staff would use daily, that is not a website. It is an application, and building it as a website produces something that satisfies nobody. See custom web applications and portals, and bring the requirement to the call so we can tell you which one you are actually describing.
09 FAQ
Common questions
How much does a corporate website cost in Saudi Arabia?
Ours start at SAR 15,000 for the scope above, bilingual, with tracking configured. Page count, custom functionality and content creation move it upward. You get a fixed written quote before work starts, and it does not change unless you change the scope in writing.
How long does it take?
One to three weeks from the point we have your content, brand assets and approvals. The most common delay is content and photography, which is why we ask for them at the start rather than at the end.
Do I own the site?
Yes — domain, hosting, content and analytics accounts are registered in your name and stay yours. This is the main practical difference between the build and the monthly system.
Can you rebuild my existing site rather than start over?
Sometimes, and we will tell you honestly which is better value. If the structure and speed are sound, fixing is cheaper. If the site is slow, unindexed and built on something unmaintainable, a rebuild costs less than a year of patching it.
Is WordPress the right platform?
Usually, for a corporate site — maintainable, well understood, and something your team or any future developer can work with. We will recommend something else when the requirements point elsewhere, and explain why rather than defaulting.
What happens after launch?
The growth systems run the follow-up side from day one on a monthly plan. Beyond that you get a defined post-launch support window stated in your contract, and a named contact for changes.
10 Next step
Bring your current site if you have one. We will tell you whether it needs rebuilding or fixing.