Horizon Tech designs and builds websites and platforms with Next.js and React, with full Arabic RTL support and an architecture built to rank. A brochure site is delivered in two to six weeks starting around SAR 5,000; a full platform takes two to five months. We build sites that load in under two seconds and handle technical SEO from day one rather than as an afterthought.
No off-the-shelf templates — a design that expresses your brand and separates you from competitors in the same field.
Compressed images, lazy loading and smart caching — because every second of delay costs you visitors and ranking.
Correct heading structure, Schema structured data, sitemap and clean URLs — not bolted on later.
Two complete versions with correct hreflang, and genuine RTL design rather than a mirrored layout.
Edit text, images and articles yourself without needing a developer for every change.
We handle the full technical setup so your site runs on your domain with an SSL certificate.
When your work is better than your website suggests, the site costs you clients before they ever speak to you.
A site built for search from the ground up: a page per service, sound technical structure, and sub-two-second loads.
Bookings, multi-vendor marketplaces, customer portals — beyond a brochure site.
We migrate it with a full redirect map so you do not lose the search visibility you built.
We define the site goal, audience, page map, and the keywords it must rank for.
Figma mockups for every key page, reviewed and approved before development.
Modern build standards with a staging link to review at every stage.
Speed, mobile, structured data checks and Search Console setup.
Deployment to your domain plus indexing and performance monitoring for the first two weeks.
| Website type | Price range | Typical timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Brochure site (landing / company) | SAR 5,000 – 25,000 | 2 – 6 weeks |
| Site with dashboard and blog | SAR 20,000 – 60,000 | 4 – 10 weeks |
| Full platform (accounts + operations) | SAR 60,000 – 200,000+ | 2 – 5 months |
| Redesign of an existing site | SAR 10,000 – 45,000 | 3 – 8 weeks |
Estimates that depend on page count, design customisation and required integrations.
| The mistake | What it costs, and what we do instead |
|---|---|
| Collapsing every service into one page | You lose the chance to rank for each service individually, which costs far more than building the extra pages. We build a separate page per main service. |
| Redesigning without a redirect map | The fastest way to lose rankings built over years. We inventory every existing URL by traffic and 301 each one to its new counterpart. |
| A beautiful site that is slow on mobile | Most Saudi traffic is mobile, and every second of delay costs visitors. We measure speed on phones, not desktops. |
| A build its owner cannot edit | So you wait on a developer for every text change. We hand over a dashboard you run yourself. |
| Launching with no structured data or sitemap | Google understands your site late or incompletely. We ship the technical structure ready on day one. |
A brochure site typically ranges from SAR 5,000 to 25,000, a site with a dashboard and blog from SAR 20,000 to 60,000, and a full platform from SAR 60,000 upward. The biggest differences come from page count, design customisation, and integration scope.
A brochure site takes two to six weeks, a site with a dashboard four to ten weeks, and a full platform two to five months — assuming your content is ready on time.
We build to technical SEO standards from the start: correct heading structure, structured data, fast loading, a sitemap and Search Console setup. Ranking on page one then requires consistent content and time — nobody honest promises it within days.
Yes. We hand over a dashboard where you edit text, images, articles and products without coding knowledge, and we walk you through it in a handover session.
WordPress is faster and cheaper for simple sites, but it slows down as plugins accumulate and needs constant security maintenance. A custom Next.js build is significantly faster, more secure and more flexible — the right choice for platforms and projects that will grow.
Yes, and we design for RTL from the ground up: fonts, spacing, element order and icons are all built for Arabic rather than being a mirrored English layout.
A company brochure site runs SAR 5,000 to 25,000 and ships in two to six weeks. A site with a dashboard and blog runs SAR 20,000 to 60,000. A multi-sided platform or booking system starts at SAR 60,000. The three biggest cost drivers are the number of page types rather than pages, integrations with external systems, and whether your content and images are ready or we produce them.
The count matters less than the types. A practical minimum is five: home, about, a separate page for each main service rather than one combined page, work or case studies, and contact. The most common mistake is collapsing every service into a single page — you lose the chance to appear in search for each service individually, which costs far more than building the extra pages.
WordPress makes sense for a brochure site or blog on a limited budget with a team that wants to edit content themselves. A custom build earns its cost when you need high performance, business logic no plugin covers, or deep integration with your systems. The overlooked difference is maintenance: a WordPress site with ten plugins needs regular security attention, while a custom site needs less but depends on a developer for changes.
Yes, and it takes planning rather than copying. We start by inventorying every existing URL ranked by traffic, then build a 301 map from each old URL to its new counterpart, and preserve the titles and descriptions that actually earn visits instead of rewriting everything at once. Neglecting that map is the single biggest cause of lost rankings during a redesign.
Five practical signals: it takes more than three seconds to load on mobile, it does not adapt correctly to small screens, you cannot edit content yourself and wait on a developer for every change, its build prevents adding the pages and sections you need, or it looks dated next to competitors in a way that costs trust. One signal is not enough; three mean repair now costs more than rebuilding.
No. Launching only makes the site discoverable. Appearing requires sound technical structure — titles, descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, speed — then content that answers what your audience actually searches for, then time. In practice: specific long-tail phrases can surface within two to four months, while short commercial terms take a year or more. We deliver the technical structure ready; ongoing content is a shared responsibility.
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