Three pages done properly
Most small Ajman businesses need a homepage, a services page and a contact page that works on a phone.
Most Ajman businesses come to us with a fixed budget and a short list of must-haves. That's a sensible way to buy a website, so this page starts with the money.


The things we plan into a website for a business in Ajman.
Most small Ajman businesses need a homepage, a services page and a contact page that works on a phone.
Owners on tight budgets should plan for hosting renewal so the site doesn't go offline after the first month.
Free zone companies need to say clearly whether customers can visit the registered address.
Firms licensed in Ajman but selling elsewhere should state exactly which emirates they serve.
Local shops and services need opening hours updated on the site and Google Maps every Ramadan.
Startups selling on Instagram need a site that can grow into an online store with card payments later.
Here's the price first, because that's what most people want when they search for web design Ajman. Our cheapest option is the Special Web Offer at AED 999. It covers three custom pages, a free domain for a year and one month of hosting. For a salon, a garage, a typing centre or a small trading firm, three pages is often enough. A homepage, a services page and a contact page with a map and a WhatsApp button.
Now the part most sales calls skip. The 999 offer includes one month of hosting, not a year. After that, hosting renewal is AED 599 a year, and it covers hosting, SSL, domain renewal and business email. Budget for it from day one, or start on Premium at AED 1,999, which includes a year of domain and hosting.
If you're comparing quotes, our guide to what a website costs in the UAE explains what usually pushes the price up.
One small thing worth paying attention to is the domain. A .ae address tells local customers straight away that you trade in the UAE, and it's included free for the first year. Registration needs your UAE business details, so have your trade licence to hand when we set it up.
Ajman Free Zone is a popular place to register a small company, mostly because of cost. So plenty of firms are licensed in Ajman but find their customers in Dubai, Sharjah or further away.
That changes what web design in Ajman needs to cover. Say clearly which emirates you serve or deliver to. If your registered address is a flexi-desk or shared office, don't present it as a showroom. Customers will drive there, and finding a shared reception instead of your products is a bad first meeting.
Check too what your licence allows you to do with customers outside the free zone. That's a question for your free zone authority or setup adviser, and it's better answered before your site starts advertising a service.
A large part of Ajman's economy is everyday retail and services for the people who live there. Supermarkets, salons, clinics, laundries, car workshops in Al Jurf. Many residents moved to areas like Al Nuaimiya and Al Rashidiya for lower rents, and they search on their phones for things close to home.
For these businesses the Google Maps listing does as much work as the website. Get the pin and the opening hours right. Then make sure the website shows the same phone number as the listing, because customers notice when they don't match.
Salons, clinics and garages mostly take bookings by WhatsApp here. We add a button that opens a chat with a pre-filled message, something like 'Hi, I'd like to book for Thursday evening', so the customer only has to press send.
And change the hours for Ramadan every year. People forget, and customers turn up to a closed shutter. We set up Google Business Profiles for AED 299 if you haven't got one, and our guide to setting up a Google Business Profile shows what to fill in.
Ajman has a lot of new companies, and most need very little on day one. Many sell through Instagram and WhatsApp first, which is fine for a few months. Our guide on website versus Instagram covers when that stops being enough.
When you're ready for an online store, Enterprise at AED 4,999 includes a shopping cart and payments. E-Commerce Business at AED 7,999 handles up to 300 products with stock control. UAE shoppers increasingly expect card payments at checkout, and for bigger baskets many look for a buy-now-pay-later option. Which payment providers will accept you depends on your licence and their own approval process, so start that application early. It can take longer than the build.
You don't need the big package first. Start small. Upgrade once you know what your customers actually order. And whatever size of store you choose, write your delivery areas and charges on the site, by emirate, before the first customer has to ask.
We're not based in Ajman, and we'd rather say so than let a search result suggest otherwise. Our office is in Abu Dhabi. We work with Ajman businesses remotely, mostly over WhatsApp and phone, and if you'd rather go through things face to face we can arrange to meet you in person.
A standard site goes live 48 to 72 hours after we have your content. The slow part is nearly always the content itself, mainly photos and prices, so have those ready before you book.
A last bit of advice that costs us money. If your prices and services hardly ever change, you may not need Care & support at AED 399 a month. Plenty of small shops are fine with an occasional update.
Call or WhatsApp us on +971 52 292 3875.
On the AED 999 offer, hosting renewal is AED 599 a year and includes SSL, domain renewal and business email. Premium and above already include a year of hosting.
Yes, but make it clear if customers can't visit you there. A flexi-desk listed like a shop leads to wasted trips and annoyed customers.
Yes, we can meet you in person. Most of the work runs over WhatsApp and phone, so many clients never need to.
Not always straight away. Once customers start asking for prices, delivery areas or a proper way to pay, a small site usually earns its keep.
Logo design is AED 499 as an add-on. The Business package at AED 2,999 includes 3 logo concepts.
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