An engineering team in Cairo building for Kuwaiti businesses since 2014. Fixed scope, staged payments, and a checkout that starts with KNET.
A lot of Kuwaiti commerce still lives inside Instagram DMs. It works, until it doesn't: orders get lost in chat, there is no order history, and payment is a screenshot of a bank transfer. We build the next step, a proper online store with KNET as the first payment option, because in Kuwait a checkout without KNET is a checkout most customers abandon. We also build corporate sites for companies that need to look like the size they actually are. Every project ships with published KWD pricing, a staging link you can open on your phone from day one, and written acceptance criteria so "done" means the same thing to both of us.
We migrate your product photos, captions and price list from your Instagram grid into a catalogue with stock, variants and order history. Your followers keep buying; you stop managing orders in DMs.
KNET dominates how Kuwait pays online, so it goes first in the checkout. We integrate it through MyFatoorah, Tap or UPayments and test real transactions before launch, not after.
Bilingual builds are what we have shipped since 2014: real RTL layouts, mirrored navigation, Arabic typography that was designed, not auto-flipped. Both languages get equal care.
The contract states that code, designs and all accounts become your property once the final invoice is paid. NDA available before you send us anything sensitive.
We wire KNET through MyFatoorah, Tap or UPayments, then run live test transactions and refunds before launch. You watch the money move in your own gateway dashboard, on your own merchant account.
Your bio link points to the new store, your existing posts become product pages, and WhatsApp ordering stays as a fallback channel. Nothing your customers already do gets broken on day one.
Every project runs on a private staging URL you can open on your phone. You review the actual site as it grows, not slide decks describing it.
For contracting, logistics and professional firms: clear service pages, team and registration details, Arabic and English content, and forms that route to the right person. The site a procurement officer expects to find.
Most of your traffic is mobile on Zain, Ooredoo or stc. We compress images, cache pages at the edge and test on mid-range Android devices, because that is what your customers actually hold.
Admin training on a recorded call, documented hosting and DNS access, and 30 days of post-launch fixes. If you ever leave us, everything you need to do that is already in your hands.
| Scope | Price range | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Company website (Arabic + English) | KWD 100 – 220 | typically 2-4 weeks |
| Advanced corporate site | KWD 155 – 370 | typically 3-6 weeks |
| Custom e-commerce with KNET | KWD 280 – 610 | typically 4-8 weeks |
Need more than a store? A full platform with a mobile app MVP runs KWD 900 – 2,450 over 8-16 weeks. Payment is split into stages: you approve a finished piece of work, then pay for it, and the next stage starts. No large deposit up front.
Yes, and we have delivered this way for Gulf clients for years. Meetings happen on your working hours over video, progress lives on a staging link you can open any time, and everything agreed is written down. Several clients have never met us in person and did not need to.
KNET first, since that is how most of Kuwait pays online, plus card payments through MyFatoorah, Tap or UPayments depending on your bank and fees. The merchant account is opened in your name, so the money never touches us.
Your grid keeps doing the marketing; the store takes over the transaction. Customers tap your bio link, pick a product, pay by KNET, and you see the order in a dashboard instead of a DM thread. We move your catalogue over as part of the build, so you are not retyping 200 products.
The client. It is written into the agreement rather than implied: code, design files, domain, hosting and gateway accounts all sit in your name or are handed over on final payment. We keep nothing you would need to ask us for later.
Our engineers are in Cairo, where a senior developer costs a fraction of a Kuwait City salary, and we publish our prices instead of quoting whatever the meeting room suggests. Delivery typically lands 30-50% under what local Gulf agencies quote for comparable scope. The trade-off is that meetings are video calls, which most clients stopped minding a long time ago.
Send us your Instagram handle or current site and you will get a scope in writing, a KWD price and a start date. No sales calls, no pressure, just a document you can compare against anyone else's offer.
Real client projects, each with its own write-up. Case studies cover the problem, the engineering decisions and the outcome.
An MP office moved constituent requests from paper to a system: every request tracked from intake to closure, with clear reporting for the office.
A legal and accounting consultancy in the UAE. A bilingual corporate site that presents the firm's services and captures consultation requests.
A business setup firm in Dubai and the wider UAE. A bilingual English/Arabic site covering company formation in free zones and on the mainland, visa s...
Tell us about your project and we will tell you plainly what it needs and what to do first.
