03 — Services
Web platforms & websites.
Production web software — platforms, dashboards, marketplaces and marketing sites — typed, tested and observable.
From a marketing site that has to load fast on a phone in Riyadh, to a multi-tenant platform with admin panels, permissions and reporting. Same team either way, and the same standard: typed, tested, observable code that your next hire can read.
The part clients feel later is operational, not visual. Whether the reports export as numbers that actually sum. Whether re-opening last March returns March's data or today's. Whether the admin panel lets your team change content without a developer in the loop. We build for the second year, because that is where software either holds or quietly rots.
iSpeaker runs live rooms, courses, e-books and payouts as one Arabic-first platform.
Common questions.
How much does a website or web platform cost?
Most of our web projects land between $5,000 and $15,000; a company website sits at the lower end, a SaaS platform with several user roles and payments at the upper end or above. After a short call you get a written estimate with scope, timeline and a fixed price, before you commit to anything.
What technologies do you build with?
React, Next.js, Angular and Vue on the front end; .NET, Java/Spring, Node.js, Python, Go and Laravel on the back; PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB and Redis for data; AWS, Azure and Google Cloud for infrastructure. We meet enterprise teams on whatever stack they already run rather than insisting on ours.
Can our team manage the content ourselves?
Yes, and we treat it as a requirement rather than an add-on. A site that needs a developer to change a price or add a product is a site that stops being updated within a year.
Do you take over an existing codebase?
Ask us. Any takeover starts with an architecture review so both sides know what is actually there, and that assessment is worth having even if we go no further together.
