Remote, from Lebanon, for Dubai

A freelance web developer for Dubai businesses

I am Hadi Moussawi, a full stack web developer and IT manager. I work remotely from Lebanon, and most of my clients are in Dubai. I build websites, online stores and booking systems, and then I stay on to keep them running.

هذه الصفحة بالعربية

Work in Dubai

What it costs, in dollars and dirhams

ServicePriceIn dirhams
WebsitesFrom $1,200From about AED 4,400
Online storesFrom $2,000From about AED 7,350
Booking systems, dashboards and SaaSFrom $5,000From about AED 18,400
Care and maintenanceFrom $99 a monthFrom about AED 365 a month
IT managementQuoted after a call-

These are starting prices: more pages or features cost more, and every build gets a fixed price, written down before anything starts. Dirham figures use the fixed rate of 3.6725 to the dollar. For how this compares with Dubai agencies and freelancers, read how much a website costs in Dubai.

Working with a developer who is not in Dubai

What I build

Questions people ask

Do you need to be in Dubai to build my website?

No. Everything from the first call to launch works remotely: the call, the written plan and price, the build, and the handover. Lebanon is one hour behind Dubai in summer and two hours behind in winter, so our working days overlap almost completely.

Do you quote in dirhams?

My prices are in US dollars. The dirham is pegged to the dollar, so the conversion never moves: websites start at $1,200, which is about AED 4,400.

How do Dubai agency prices compare?

Published prices from Dubai agencies put a small business website at roughly AED 7,000 to 55,000, and custom web apps from about AED 18,000 into six figures. The full breakdown is in the Dubai price guide linked below.

Do I own everything?

Yes. The code, the domain, the hosting, the databases, every account. All of it registered in your name from the start, never mine. If anyone ever tells you they need to set it up under their own account, walk away.

Can you take over something someone else built?

Often, and it is a good part of my work. First I find out who actually holds the accounts and get them back to you. Then I read the code and tell you plainly whether it is worth keeping or whether you are better off rebuilding.

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