What's included
- Sub-second load times
- Technical and on-page SEO baked in
- Full Arabic RTL support
- Gulf & global payment gateway integrations
- Easy-to-use CMS dashboard
- Post-launch support & updates
Tech stack
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwindPostgreSQLVercel
Investment
Custom quote
FAQ
Web development questions, answered
How long does a website take to build?
A marketing or landing site typically ships in 2-3 weeks. An e-commerce store or content-heavy site runs 4-6 weeks, and a full web app or SaaS dashboard is 8-12 weeks. You get a fixed timeline in writing after the discovery session.
How do you price web projects — fixed or hourly?
Most sites are scoped as a fixed price against a written specification, so you know the total before we start. For open-ended or evolving products we offer a monthly time-and-materials retainer instead. We'll recommend whichever fits your project after discovery.
Which technologies do you build on?
We build on Next.js, React, and TypeScript with Tailwind for styling and PostgreSQL for data, deployed on Vercel or your own server. The result is a fast, SEO-friendly, fully bilingual (Arabic RTL + English) site built around your business — with your domain, your brand, your content, and your data entirely in your name.
Who owns the code and the design?
You do, once you have paid for it — and the contract says exactly when. On the subscription, part of every monthly payment is an ownership instalment, and after 36 of them the source code, the design files and the intellectual property are yours; until then you hold a full usage licence. On the three-instalment purchase, ownership passes on the final payment. What is yours from day one stays yours regardless: your domain, your brand, your content, your customer data, and your own hosting, store, and developer accounts. Our internal frameworks and general libraries stay ours, and you receive a perpetual licence to use them inside your own product. Your continuity is protected in writing either way: read-only access to your project's repository, plus a contractual clause that lets you keep the product running and maintained — including through a developer of your own choosing — if PhiBit ever ceases to operate.
Will the site rank on Google?
SEO is built in, not bolted on: clean semantic markup, server-side rendering, fast Core Web Vitals, structured data, sitemaps, and per-page metadata in both languages. We also wire up Google Search Console and analytics at launch.
What happens after launch?
Every project includes a post-launch support window for any defect or fix. Beyond that, ongoing updates, new features, and maintenance are available through a flexible monthly retainer.