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A beautiful site that loads in eight seconds and breaks at checkout costs you more than having no site at all. We build for one outcome: getting the visitor to buy or enquire.
Quick answer
A business website starts at AED 2,500 (USD 700) and a full ecommerce store at AED 8,500 (USD 2,300), both one-time with no mandatory retainer. Builds take two to four weeks. Every project includes mobile-first design, payment gateway setup, shipping rules, conversion tracking, on-page SEO foundations and handover training. ZK Digitals builds on WooCommerce and Shopify for clients in the UAE, the United States and Israel.
On our own store we found a payment method that silently dropped the shipping charge on every order it processed. It looked perfect in the admin. It cost money on every sale until we placed a real order on a real phone and watched the total.
Every build we hand over gets tested end to end: real order, real card, real phone, every payment method, every shipping zone.
Not every project needs a rebuild. Often the site is fine and three specific things are broken — a checkout step, a shipping rule, a tracking tag firing twice. We will tell you that rather than sell you a rebuild you do not need.
Two to four weeks for a standard build, depending on the number of products and the complexity of shipping and payment logic. Fixes to an existing site are usually days, not weeks.
Questions
A standard business site starts at AED 2,500 (about USD 700). A full ecommerce store starts at AED 8,500 (about USD 2,300). Both are one-time costs with no mandatory retainer.
Two to four weeks for a standard build. Fixes to an existing site are usually a matter of days.
Shopify if you want fewer moving parts and are happy with monthly fees. WooCommerce if you need control over checkout logic, shipping rules or want to avoid transaction fees. We build on both and will recommend based on your situation, not our preference.
Yes, completely. It sits on your hosting, under your domain, with your accounts. We hand over every credential.
Often, yes — and we will say so if that is the honest answer. Many sites need three specific fixes rather than a rebuild.
Yes — both Arabic and Hebrew. RTL is built properly rather than achieved by flipping a stylesheet, which is where most templates fail.
Yes. Instalment payments are close to expected in the UAE now, and we configure them alongside card and cash on delivery.
Where we deliver this
The mechanics do not change between countries. What buyers expect, which language they search in, and how they pay — all of that does.
United Arab Emirates
A UAE store that cannot take cash on delivery is a store rejecting most of its market. We configure COD alongside card, plus Tabby and Tamara for instalments, and set shipping zones so that emirate-level rates and remote-area surcharges calculate correctly. WhatsApp integration on product pages is standard here, not optional — most of the sales conversation happens there.
United States
US stores carry different constraints: sales tax by state, higher expectations on page speed, and checkout patterns buyers already recognise. Deviating from those patterns costs conversions. We build to the convention and spend the design budget where it actually changes behaviour.
Israel
Israeli stores frequently need bilingual Hebrew and English versions with correct right-to-left layout — which is where most templates quietly break. We build RTL properly rather than flipping a stylesheet and hoping, and configure local payment methods and shipping.
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