Consulting and requirements analysis
Before you build, we analyse your idea and the way you work, and come out with clear requirements and a scope to build on.
Services & pricing
Five quick questions about your project, and you see which price range it sits in.
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Your project most likely sits at
15 – 30 thousand
≈ 4,000 – 8,000 $
You have an idea and want to test it with real customers before investing further.
A first estimate from your answers. The exact price comes after a free session where we understand your project. What does the price include? ↓
Your project most likely sits at
30 – 75 thousand
≈ 8,000 – 20,000 $
You run an existing business, a shop or a services company, and want a system that serves your customers and organises your team.
A first estimate from your answers. The exact price comes after a free session where we understand your project. What does the price include? ↓
Your project most likely sits at
75 – 225 thousand
≈ 20,000 – 60,000 $
You are building a platform where more than one party meets: customers, service providers, drivers.
A first estimate from your answers. The exact price comes after a free session where we understand your project. What does the price include? ↓
Your project most likely sits at
above 225 thousand
above 60,000 $
You lead a large company or hold an ambitious budget, and want to enter the market with a complete digital product.
A first estimate from your answers. The exact price comes after a free session where we understand your project. What does the price include? ↓
What software and app development costs
Indicative prices set by the size of your project: who uses it, the features it needs, and the systems it connects to.
You have an idea and want to test it with real customers before investing further.
A first release with the features that matter, a brochure site or app, or a single tool that does one job.
Example projects in this range
A founder who wants to launch with the core features only, to hear what the market says before investing more.
A services company that wants a site showing what it does and its work, taking enquiries, and ranking in search.
A clinic or salon taking bookings by phone that wants a page where the customer books and the team is told straight away.
An estate agency tracking contracts across scattered spreadsheets that wants one tool that gathers them and warns before renewal dates.
When do you move up to “medium project”?
Payment
In three payments: 50% on signing, 30% mid-project, and 20% on delivery.
You run an existing business, a shop or a services company, and want a system that serves your customers and organises your team.
An online store with payments and shipping, a mobile app with a dashboard, or an operations system your whole team works in.
Example projects in this range
A perfume or fashion brand selling in its showroom that wants a store accepting Mada, Apple Pay and Tamara, connected to local couriers.
A car wash or café that wants an app where the customer books and collects points, and a dashboard the manager follows.
A maintenance company running jobs and technicians over WhatsApp that wants a system to assign work, track delivery and produce reports.
A distribution company that wants an app where the driver sees the jobs and the supervisor follows deliveries as they happen.
When do you move up to “large project”?
Payment
In more payments tied to the project stages; each stage is delivered and approved before its payment.
You are building a platform where more than one party meets: customers, service providers, drivers.
A booking, delivery or on-demand services platform, or a marketplace linking sellers to buyers, connected to government and third-party systems.
Example projects in this range
A company that wants a platform where the customer requests a technician, the technician receives it in their app, and management follows everything from one dashboard.
A restaurant or retail chain that wants an app for the customer, one for the driver and a dashboard for management, with order tracking to the door.
A founder who wants a marketplace where many sellers list their products while the platform handles orders, payments and ratings.
A healthcare or education provider that wants bookings connected to government systems and to its accounting.
When do you move up to “very large project”?
Payment
In more payments tied to the project stages; each stage is delivered and approved before its payment.
You lead a large company or hold an ambitious budget, and want to enter the market with a complete digital product.
A SaaS platform many companies subscribe to, each with its own separate data; a complete product with mobile and web apps; or advanced AI features.
Example projects in this range
A company that wants a platform sold by subscription to many organisations in its sector, each with its own account and data.
An organisation launching a new service that needs mobile and web apps plus a dashboard for every team.
A large company that wants a system reading its data and flagging what needs a decision, plus an assistant serving its customers in Arabic.
A group or branch network that wants one platform holding its operations and reporting, serving many parties at once.
Before we start
A project this size starts with a session where we understand your goals, then we send you the scope and the price and launch it in stages.
Payment
In more payments tied to the project stages; each stage is delivered and approved before its payment.
You do not have to place your own project in a range. We understand what you need in a short conversation, then send you the scope and the price.
What the price includes
From the first session to launch.
Understanding the project and analysing requirements
Sessions with your team where we settle exactly what the system needs.
A prototype before we build
You see and try the shape of the system, and approve it before we write the code.
Design, development and testing
In stages, with each stage delivered and approved.
Launch
We publish the system on the web or in the app stores.
The full code and documentation
Yours on delivery.
We set it out for you before signing.
Cloud hosting
Server fees after launch.
Third-party service fees
Payment gateways, text messages, maps and the like.
App store accounts
Developer account fees on Google Play and the App Store.
Maintenance and operations after launch
Under a separate contract whose scope we agree.
Features outside the agreed scope
We price them and agree them with you before building.
Payment
Our contracts are official and notarised by the Chamber of Commerce, and the payments follow what you receive at each stage.
Three payments
You start with half the amount and pay the rest in two payments as the work moves.
More payments, by stage
The larger the project, the more payments, and each stage is delivered and approved before its payment.
After launch
Launch is where the system starts working in your business, not where our relationship with it ends.
We set your system up on secure cloud servers, with updates that cause no downtime.
A development and operations contract whose scope we agree: monitoring, fixes, improvements and new features when you need them.
You reach us directly whenever you need to, and we know your system because we built it.
Standalone services
Services you can order on their own. The price starts at the figure shown and is settled by the scope of work.
Before you build, we analyse your idea and the way you work, and come out with clear requirements and a scope to build on.
You have a system running that needs an addition? We read the existing code and build on it.
Built your site or app with AI tools? We review the code, close its gaps, and get it ready to run steadily with real customers.
A security hole or a fault threatening your business? We examine the system, find the gaps and close them.
We monitor, fix and improve your system under an annual contract whose scope we agree.
We prepare your site and its content to appear in Google results and in assistants' answers when your customers ask. We connect it to visit tracking, so you see where your visitors come from.
Developers working on your product as if they were your own team, on a monthly subscription.
Questions about pricing
Because the price is set by the size of your project: who uses it, the features it needs, and the systems it connects to. After the free session we settle the range with you, and you know the price before you commit.
Yes. Twenty minutes in which we understand your project and answer your questions, and the decision afterwards is yours.
In stages. On small projects: 50% on signing, 30% mid-project and 20% on delivery. The larger the project, the more payments, and each stage is delivered and approved before its payment.
Yes, our contracts are official and notarised by the Chamber of Commerce.
Yes. Many projects start as a first release with the features that matter, then grow stage by stage.
We agree any change before building it, and set out what it means for the price and the stages.
You do. We hand over the full code and documentation at launch.
Twenty minutes in which we understand your project and answer your questions. We visit you in Madinah or Riyadh, and meet by video call from anywhere else.