Web Design & Development Company
Premium bilingual websites for companies, clinics and consultancies.
Webzact Webzact
Serving businesses in Doha and across Qatar
We build bilingual websites, online stores and web applications for companies in Qatar — right-to-left Arabic layouts, Qatari payment gateways, forms designed around Qatar's data protection law and fixed quotes in riyals. Our team is two hours ahead of Doha, so our working days overlap.
The Qatari market
Qatar is a small market with high expectations. Customers browse on the latest phones, compare you with regional and international brands, and expect a website that feels premium in both English and Arabic. Corporate and government buyers look closely at credibility too: clear company information, professional design and a site that works flawlessly on mobile.
Selling online in Qatar means supporting the way people pay — local debit cards on the NAPS network, credit cards, Apple Pay and, for many stores, cash on delivery — through gateways such as SkipCash, Sadad, Dibsy or Tap Payments, or your bank's own gateway. Personal data is covered by Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law, so forms and consent need to be designed with it in mind.
We will be straightforward: we have not yet published a case study from Qatar. What we bring is Gulf experience from websites we have built for businesses in Dubai, Arabic right-to-left development, and a team two hours ahead of Doha whose working day overlaps your morning and early afternoon.
Built for Qatar
We plan for these before design starts, so the site launches ready for Qatari customers.
Right-to-left Arabic and left-to-right English versions with mirrored layouts, Arabic fonts and separate URLs, so both languages can rank.
SkipCash, Sadad, Dibsy, Tap Payments or your bank's gateway, supporting NAPS debit cards, credit cards and Apple Pay.
Consent-based forms and privacy notices designed around the Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law No. 13 of 2016).
Delivery zones across Doha and beyond, cash-on-delivery options and order notifications by WhatsApp or SMS.
Click-to-chat buttons and instant lead notifications for customers who would rather message than fill in a form.
Google Business Profile, area pages for the districts you serve, and Arabic and English keyword targeting.
Services
Bilingual websites, stores and platforms, scoped and priced in riyals.
Premium bilingual websites for companies, clinics and consultancies.
Arabic and English online stores with local gateways and cash on delivery.
Booking systems, portals and custom platforms for Qatari companies.
Bilingual interface design for apps, portals and dashboards.
Arabic and English apps for iOS and Android.
Arabic and English SEO for Google in Qatar.
Our work
We have not published a Qatar project yet — here is our work for businesses in Dubai, UAE.
Business Website
Business Website
Working together
Pakistan is two hours ahead of Qatar, and neither country uses daylight saving. Our working day overlaps your morning and early afternoon, which is when we schedule calls, reviews and launches — planned around the Sunday-to-Thursday week many Qatari businesses keep.
We work with businesses across Qatar, including:
FAQ
Send a message or book a call — we usually reply within one working day.
A typical business website with us costs about QAR 3,400–QAR 6,000 and an online store about QAR 6,500–QAR 11,800, based on our calculator at a mid-range scope. Bilingual Arabic–English builds add translation and right-to-left work, priced per project. Quotes are fixed and in riyals.
Yes. We build separate Arabic and English versions with right-to-left layout, mirrored navigation, Arabic fonts and hreflang tags so each language is indexed properly, and your team can edit both from one dashboard.
We work with gateways available to Qatari businesses, such as SkipCash, Sadad, Dibsy and Tap Payments, or your bank's own gateway, supporting NAPS debit cards, credit cards and Apple Pay. Availability depends on your business type and bank, so we confirm the right option before development starts.
Our published Gulf work so far is for businesses in Dubai, UAE, and we have not yet published a Qatar case study. On a call we can walk you through those projects and show how the same approach would apply to your business in Qatar.
If you collect personal information such as names, phone numbers or emails, Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law applies. We build consent-based forms, privacy notice pages and secure data handling, and recommend a legal review of your final privacy wording.
A typical business website takes 5–7 weeks from kickoff to launch, and an online store 8–12 weeks. Bilingual sites need time for Arabic content, so we plan translation into the schedule from day one.
Free consultation
Tell us what you need. You will get a clear plan, a fixed quote in your currency and a realistic timeline, with no obligation.