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Development Web & app development company in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

CREATVZ builds websites, online stores and mobile apps for businesses in Saudi Arabia, from our Riyadh studio, in Arabic and English and ready for the way Saudi customers buy.

For brands in Riyadh and across Saudi Arabia.

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CREATVZ builds websites, online stores and mobile apps for businesses in Saudi Arabia, designed in Arabic and English from the start, on Salla, Zid, Shopify or custom code. You get the design, the build, the payment and shipping options your platform supports, and a hand-over your team can run. Send a short brief through the project form to start.

A website should not need rescuing every month.

Slow pages, broken forms, a CMS nobody can use and a developer who stopped replying: many sites cost more after launch than before it.

We design and build sites, stores and apps that load fast, work in Arabic and English, right to left and left to right, and can be updated by your team. Then we can stay on to keep them that way.

What you get

From CMS builds and custom web apps to accessibility, maintenance and speed work, the product layer is built to last after launch.

  1. Frontend Development

    Fast, accessible pages that match the design closely on every screen size.

  2. Backend Development

    Content management, databases, accounts and admin panels built around how you work.

  3. Mobile Apps

    iOS and Android apps designed and built around the features people actually use.

  4. E-commerce

    Online stores with product pages, payments, shipping and stock that run day to day.

  5. API Integration

    Your site connected to the tools you already use: CRM, ERP, payments, WhatsApp, analytics.

  6. Performance Optimization

    Speed, Core Web Vitals and technical SEO fixed, on new sites or existing ones.

Website and app development in Saudi Arabia

A Saudi customer decides on a phone, in Arabic, in the first few seconds, so the site has to be right on all three.

Saudi Arabia is a mobile-first market. Shoppers browse on their phones, share links on WhatsApp and expect a store to load quickly and read naturally in Arabic. A site that was designed in English and then mirrored shows its seams in the details: misaligned icons, awkward forms, product names that wrap badly. We design the Arabic layout first when your customers are Saudi, and build the English version beside it.

For online selling, many Saudi stores run on Salla or Zid, two platforms built around the local market, while larger or more custom catalogues often suit Shopify or WooCommerce. We build on all four and tell you honestly which fits your products, your team and how much you want to manage. Payments, shipping and cash on delivery are set up with the platform’s own apps, in accounts that belong to you.

Our Saudi studios are in Riyadh and Jeddah, so meetings can happen in person in either city or by video, and day-to-day work runs on WhatsApp and email. Businesses in Dammam and Khobar, Madinah and Taif are served remotely, and we travel to those cities when a project needs a meeting on site.

Typical Saudi clients come from retail and e-commerce, restaurants and cafés, real estate and construction, clinics and healthcare, education, logistics and professional services. Each has its own needs. A clinic wants appointment forms and clear Arabic pages for patients; a contractor wants a credible company profile and a project gallery; a retailer wants a store that survives a sale weekend without slowing down.

We also build for how Saudi businesses already run. Websites connect to the CRM, ERP and WhatsApp tools you use, so enquiries and orders go to the right person instead of piling up in a shared inbox. Where an app is the better answer, we scope the few features people will use daily and build iOS and Android versions around them.

Speed and search matter in a competitive market. We fix Core Web Vitals and technical SEO, and optimise Arabic and English pages separately, because people search in each language with different words.

Ownership is simple: the code, content, domain and accounts are agreed in writing before work starts. After launch you can run the site yourselves with training, or keep us on a monthly plan for hosting, updates, backups and small changes. If you are choosing between a template and a custom build, send us the brief and we will explain the trade-offs in plain language.

How companies in Saudi Arabia use website and app development

  1. A home-grown store moving off marketplaces

    A Riyadh retailer sells through social media and WhatsApp orders and wants a proper Arabic store. We set it up on Salla or Zid, load the catalogue and connect payments, shipping and cash on delivery.

  2. A clinic or service business needing bookings

    A clinic wants patients to find it, read clear Arabic pages and book without calling. We build a fast bilingual site with a booking form and send each request to the right person.

  3. A contractor that needs a credible profile

    A construction or real estate firm has strong projects but a dated website. We rebuild it with a project gallery, Arabic and English pages and a quote request form that reaches the sales team.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Brief

    Scope, features, content and integrations agreed in writing.

  2. Step 2: Design

    Wireframes and screens approved before any code is written.

  3. Step 3: Build

    Development, content entry and testing on real phones and browsers.

  4. Step 4: Launch & support

    We go live, train your team, then handle updates and fixes.

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Questions

How much does website design cost in Saudi Arabia?

It depends on scope, not a price list: the number of pages, Arabic and English, a store on Salla, Zid or Shopify or a custom build, payment and WhatsApp connections, content writing and the deadline. We write the scope first, then send a written fixed-scope quote you can compare line by line with others.

Can you build in Arabic and English?

Yes. We build bilingual sites with proper right-to-left layouts, Arabic typography and separate search optimisation for each language.

Which platforms do you build on?

The one that suits the job: WordPress or Shopify when your team needs easy editing, custom builds when the product needs more. We explain the trade-offs before you choose.

Who owns the site when it is finished?

Ownership of the code, content, domain and accounts is agreed in writing before work starts, so there are no surprises later.

What happens after launch?

We can look after hosting, updates, backups and small changes on a monthly plan, or hand everything over to your team with training.

Should we choose Salla, Zid or Shopify for a Saudi store?

It depends on your catalogue and how you want to run the business. Salla and Zid are built around the local market; Shopify or WooCommerce can suit larger or more custom stores.

Will the Arabic version be designed or just translated?

Designed. Layout, typography, forms and spacing are built for right-to-left reading, not mirrored from English.

Do you work with businesses outside Riyadh?

Yes. Jeddah has its own studio, and Dammam and Khobar, Madinah, Taif and other cities are served remotely, with travel when a project needs it.

Can the store take cash on delivery?

Yes, where your chosen platform and shipping company support it. We set it up with the platform’s own apps.

Can you connect the website to our WhatsApp and CRM?

Yes. Enquiries and orders can flow to the tools your team already uses, so nothing waits in a shared inbox.

Can we meet in Riyadh to review the design?

Yes. Our Saudi studios are in Riyadh and Jeddah, and meetings can be in person or on a call, whichever suits your team.

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