Guide
How much does a website cost in Qatar?
An honest look at website prices in Qatar: what agencies and freelancers charge, the running costs people forget, and when a free website is enough.
Last updated: November 2026
Typical prices
| Type of website | Typical price in Qatar |
|---|---|
| Simple business website (a few pages) | About 3,000 – 6,000 QAR |
| Custom multi-page website | About 10,000 – 30,000 QAR |
| Online store (e-commerce) | 20,000 QAR and up |
| Listah | 0 QAR on the Free plan, or 129 QAR a month on Pro |
Ranges are based on published listings and agency guides for Qatar. Real quotes vary a lot between providers.
The costs after launch
- Domain name: a yearly fee
- Hosting: paid monthly or yearly
- Maintenance and changes: often charged per change or as a monthly retainer
- Security updates and SSL certificate
- Payment gateway setup, if you sell online
What pushes the price up
- More pages, and two languages (Arabic and English roughly doubles the content work)
- A custom design instead of a template
- Online payments, bookings or a full store
- Frequent changes after launch
When is a free website enough?
If you sell through Instagram and WhatsApp, as a home business, a salon or a small shop, you mostly need one clear link with your products or services, your prices, and a way to order or book.
That is what Listah gives you for free: in Arabic and English, hosted, and ready in minutes. If you need a large custom company website, an agency is the better choice.
Questions to ask before you hire someone
- Is hosting included, and for how long?
- Who owns the domain name?
- Can I edit the content myself?
- What does each change cost after launch?
- Will the site be in both Arabic and English?