How Much Does a Website Cost in Egypt? (2026 Guide)

Quick price summary

These are Namra Tech's published starting prices, updated for 2026. Gulf clients are quoted in their local currency at the equivalent scope.

Cost per website type

What raises or lowers the price?

• Page count, and whether content is ready or we write it (professional copy adds time and cost).
• An adapted template versus custom UI/UX designed from scratch.
• Bilingual Arabic/English content with correct RTL support.
• Integrations: payments, shipping, invoicing, CRM or ERP.
• Depth of SEO work: schema, speed, location/service pages, blog.
• Photography and brand identity if not ready.

Recurring annual costs

• Domain: a fixed annual fee that varies by extension (.com is usually cheaper than .com.eg).
• Hosting: annual, rising with traffic and database size.
• Business email: per-user monthly on Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.
• Maintenance, security updates and backups.
• Marketing: ongoing SEO or Google Ads (entirely separate from build cost).

Is a cheap website really cheaper?

A very low quote is not a discount on the same product — it is a smaller product. What usually disappears first is the content writing, the technical SEO setup, page speed work, and ownership: you cannot move the site because you never received the code or the domain.

Judge quotes by scope, not by number: ask what pages are included, who writes the content, whether the domain and hosting are in your company's name, how many revisions, what happens after delivery, and whether the site is built to rank at all.

How to set your budget

1. 1

   Define the goal in one sentence: credibility, lead generation, or direct selling? The goal defines the type and the price.

2. 2

   List the pages you actually need, and separate phase one from deferred additions.

3. 3

   Prepare content: service copy, images, logo and contact details — ready content cuts cost and time.

4. 4

   Budget annually for domain, hosting, email and maintenance alongside the build cost.

5. 5

   Budget separately for marketing (SEO or ads) from month one, because traffic does not arrive on its own.

6. 6

   Request a written quote stating scope, timelines, revision rounds and ownership of code and domain.

Common pricing mistakes

• Comparing prices without comparing scope — a very cheap site is usually a template with no content, SEO or code ownership.
• Registering domain and hosting under the developer's name instead of the company's — you lose your assets.
• Not fixing revision rounds and deliverables in the contract, which turns into disputes and extra fees.
• Ignoring the marketing budget entirely — a site with no traffic brings no clients regardless of quality.
• Commissioning a full store before validating product demand.

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