Tell us what you need. We build it.
Two very different things get called a website. A shop window is a few pages that say what you do. The other is e-commerce or a booking system, and it runs your day. Both are paid once, and both are yours the moment they launch.
This is the same order we work in: read the brief, set the structure, design it, wire up the booking.
Client brief
Build
- Understanding requirements
- Creating structure
- Designing the interface
- Building the booking flow
3 pages · English & Arabic · booking connected to the clinic calendar
Day 0
You tell us what you want
A message is enough. What the business does, who it's for, and what someone should be able to do on the site: read about you, book something, pay for something.
Day 1
You see it
A working site, not a mockup. Real layout, real words, real buttons, on a link you can open on your phone. A shop window can go live here and that is the end of it.
Day 2 to 7
The parts that do the work
Payments or bookings, accounts, your catalogue, the admin panel. This is the week that separates a website from a page.
Portals, dashboards and anything with real logic behind it take longer than a week. We'll say so before we start rather than after.
- Responsive on every screen
- Fast on a phone connection
- English and Arabic
- SEO, metadata and analytics done properly
- Hosting and the domain in your name, not ours
- Yours outright. Move it anywhere, any time.
Both are paid once and both are yours. No monthly, no contract, no renting your own website back from us. Two prices, and everything is in them. What changes between the two is whether people only read your website or actually use it.
Paid once. The site is yours
Plus the domain, about $1 a month, paid to the registrar.
Paid once. It is yours.
People need to find you, see what you do, and message you.
- A few pages that look properly made
- English and Arabic
- WhatsApp button, map, opening hours
- Set up to be found on Google
- Live in about a day
Paid once. The site is yours
Plus hosting and the domain, usually $5 to $25 a month depending on traffic. Paid to them, never to us.
Paid once. Everything on the list.
The website is not a brochure, it is how the business runs.
Everything in option 1, and:
- Takes payments, takes bookings, or both
- Your catalogue or calendar, and an admin panel you control
- Customer accounts, so people see their own orders and bookings
- A chatbot on the page, answering in Arabic or English
- Your records kept properly, searchable and exportable
- About a week, a bit longer if you want all of it
- Yours outright. Move it anywhere, any time.
Hosting and the domain are yours and stay yours. We set them up and hand over the keys, and for most sites that runs at nothing to about ten dollars a month, paid to them and not to us. Every site is built to be found on Google, but writing the pages that get you found is work that keeps going rather than something we hand over once, so we scope that after the site is live. Portals, dashboards and anything with real logic behind it get quoted once we have talked it through.
- Setting it up is free. On the receptionist you pay the first month when it goes live, and nothing before that.
- The receptionist is month to month. Give us a month of notice and we stop.
- Websites are paid once and they are yours. No monthly, no contract, and nothing to cancel. Hosting and the domain are in your name from day one and usually cost between nothing and ten dollars a month, paid to them rather than to us.
- Document automation has no monthly fee at all. You pay per document, and a quiet month costs you almost nothing.
- These are our Lebanon prices, in USD. If you are in the Gulf, ask us. The work is usually bigger and we quote it separately.
- WhatsApp charges its own per message fees, billed by Meta directly. For most businesses that is a few dollars a month.
- Following up always asks the customer first. Anyone who says no is not messaged again.
Questions people ask first
Take bookings, take orders, show a menu, bring in leads. Tell us the job and we'll build the site around it.
Or email hello@ahlelak.com