How much does a website cost in Lebanon?

Most Lebanese SMBs land between $2,000 and $5,000 for a properly built business website — less for a simple landing page, more for e-commerce or a custom web app. We scope every project against what you actually need rather than a fixed package, so you get a real number before any work starts.

Should I hire a Lebanon-based web design agency or a remote one?

A local team has a real, checkable edge on bilingual Arabic-English builds, local payment methods like Whish Pay and OMT Pay, and sites that perform on Lebanese mobile networks — but only if the agency is otherwise good. A great remote agency still beats a mediocre local one, so judge the work and the process first.

How long does a website build take?

Most custom builds run 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch, longer for e-commerce or multi-language sites. You get a real timeline once we know the scope, not a placeholder number.

What do you actually build on?

Mostly Next.js and React for custom builds, plus headless commerce platforms for online stores. We pick the stack based on what the project and your budget actually need.

Do you use AI in the websites you build?

Where it earns its place — chat assistants, personalization, recommendation logic. It is a feature we add when it makes the experience better, not a checkbox we tick on every project.

Will the site be fast and mobile-friendly?

Yes — performance and responsiveness are part of every build, checked against Core Web Vitals before launch, not treated as an add-on.

Service

Web Design & Development in Lebanon

As a web design agency built in Beirut, we build fast, custom websites for businesses across Lebanon and the Middle East — built to load quickly on the mobile networks your customers actually use, and easy for your own team to keep running after launch.

Book a Consultation

WhatsApp us

Arabic · English · French
Fast on mobile data
WhatsApp-ready

A laptop showing code on a bright desk beside a plant and a yellow mug

Web Development

Custom-built · fast · SEO-ready

The details

What’s included.

Your website is the first real conversation most people have with your business, so we build it like one worth having: clean code, fast load times, and an information architecture built around your actual customers.

We also build AI into the sites themselves where it earns its place — chat assistants, personalization, recommendation logic — so the site does more than sit there looking good. Same performance standards, just smarter under the hood.

Built to do more

Built once. Built right.

A website that just sits there is a missed opportunity. These are the features that turn a site into a working part of the business — built in from the start, not bolted on later.

Custom CMS & Content Editing

Update pages, swap images, publish a new post — no developer required, no waiting on a ticket.

Multi-Language & Localization

Full English/Arabic support and beyond, so the same site works for every market you serve.

Booking & Scheduling

Appointment and consultation booking built straight into the site, synced to your calendar.

Forms & Lead Capture

Contact forms, quote requests, and newsletter signups that land exactly where your team already works.

Analytics & Conversion Tracking

Google Analytics and conversion tracking wired in from day one, so you know what is actually working.

Accessibility & WCAG Compliance

Built to work for every visitor, on every device and every assistive technology.

Blogs & Resource Hubs

Custom post types and content structures built to organize hundreds of articles, not just a handful.

API & Third-Party Integrations

CRMs, payment processors, booking tools — connected cleanly instead of duct-taped together.

Speed & Core Web Vitals

Pages that load fast and stay fast, because slow sites lose visitors before they ever see what you built.

Platforms & integrations

We work with what you already use.

The stack we build on

A custom build on Next.js and React when you want full control, or WordPress and Shopify when that’s where you already are — whichever fits how you actually operate.

Next.jsReactNode.jsWordPressShopifyWooCommerce

Integrations we wire in

The tools your business already runs on, connected to your site rather than living in a separate tab nobody opens.

Meta (Facebook & Instagram)WhatsApp BusinessGoogle AnalyticsGoogle AdsMailchimpStripeZapier

Built for Lebanon

Local payment and delivery options set up from day one, not bolted on after your first customer asks for them.

Whish PayOMT PayGoogle PayVisa & MastercardCash on deliveryWakilniAramex

Under the hood

Real infrastructure. No shortcuts.

Built on modern infrastructure

Production-grade hosting, delivery, and a real database behind every project, whichever platform it’s built on.

VercelCloudflarePostgreSQLDocker

Connected to what you already use

Your CRM, your calendar, your email platform — wired in instead of worked around.

HubSpotMailchimpZapierGoogle WorkspaceSalesforceCalendly

Every screen, every device

Designed mobile-first and tested on real devices, not just resized in a browser window.

Built to scale

Architecture that holds up under a launch-day traffic spike, not just a demo.

Before you hire anyone

How to choose a web design agency in Lebanon. Six questions.

Every agency says it is the right fit. These are the questions that prove it, whoever is on your shortlist.

What happens between kickoff and the first mockup?
A portfolio shows what an agency has built, not how they will build yours. A real answer covers discovery questions about your customers and goals, a sitemap before a single pixel, and a review cycle you are actually part of.
Who writes the content?
This is where Lebanese projects stall most: a finished design sitting on placeholder text for months. Find out upfront whether the agency drafts the copy from what you tell them, or whether it is all on you.
How long will it take, and what pushes it out?
Six to ten weeks is realistic for a proper business site, longer for e-commerce or a bilingual build. Content delays are usually what makes it slip, and knowing that early changes how fast you move on your end.
Do they build for how Lebanon actually works?
Arabic and English in the same build, Whish Pay and OMT Pay at checkout, pages that load on a patchy mobile connection, not just office fibre. Local is not automatically better, but these are things you can check.
What happens in month four?
Who fixes something when it breaks, who adds the new page next year, and whether there is a plan for any of it. A site is not a one-time purchase, so the answer matters as much as the launch.
Who owns the domain, the hosting and the logins?
You should, from launch day, with full admin access to whatever the site runs on. If the answer is vague, get it in writing before you sign rather than after.

One more that filters fastest: ask to talk to a past client. Then hold us to all of it.

Ask us all six

Websites by industry

Built for how your industry works in Lebanon.

See every industry

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How much does a website cost in Lebanon?: Most Lebanese SMBs land between $2,000 and $5,000 for a properly built business website — less for a simple landing page, more for e-commerce or a custom web app. We scope every project against what you actually need rather than a fixed package, so you get a real number before any work starts.
Should I hire a Lebanon-based web design agency or a remote one?: A local team has a real, checkable edge on bilingual Arabic-English builds, local payment methods like Whish Pay and OMT Pay, and sites that perform on Lebanese mobile networks — but only if the agency is otherwise good. A great remote agency still beats a mediocre local one, so judge the work and the process first.
How long does a website build take?: Most custom builds run 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch, longer for e-commerce or multi-language sites. You get a real timeline once we know the scope, not a placeholder number.
What do you actually build on?: Mostly Next.js and React for custom builds, plus headless commerce platforms for online stores. We pick the stack based on what the project and your budget actually need.
Do you use AI in the websites you build?: Where it earns its place — chat assistants, personalization, recommendation logic. It is a feature we add when it makes the experience better, not a checkbox we tick on every project.
Will the site be fast and mobile-friendly?: Yes — performance and responsiveness are part of every build, checked against Core Web Vitals before launch, not treated as an add-on.