For setup consultancies
A website for your setup consultancy, built and looked after
One plan for business setup firms in Saudi Arabia. You send the content, we build the site, host it, keep it secure and make your changes each month.
Last checked
The plan is for licensed firms that set up companies for investors: company formation, investment registration, commercial registration and the paperwork around them. It costs SAR 799 a month and a one-off SAR 1,499 to set up, plus VAT where it applies, with a 12-month minimum term. That is the whole price.
What's included
- Your website live within 14 days of us receiving your content.
- Hosting, an SSL certificate and security updates.
- Up to 5 content edits a month: new prices, a changed service, a new phone number, a fresh photo.
- A listing for your firm next to our setup cost guides, shown for the cities you serve.
- A report each month of the enquiries your website received.
- A 12-month minimum term, then month to month.
What isn't included
- Paid advertising, on Google or anywhere else.
- Logo or brand design.
- Writing or translating copy beyond the content you send us.
- Your domain name. It is registered in your firm's name and renewed by you, so it always stays yours.
If you want something outside the plan, we price it first and you decide. Nothing is added to an invoice without your say-so.
How it works
- A call We talk through your services, the cities you cover and what the site needs to say. If the plan isn't a fit, we'll tell you.
- Your content You send the text, service list, prices you want to show, photos and contact details. We tell you if anything is missing.
- Live in 14 days The clock starts when we have your content. You check the site before it goes live on your domain.
- Each month You send edits when you need them, and we send a short report of the enquiries the site received.
Why a website from us
This site is about the part of your work clients ask about first: what a Saudi setup costs. It publishes the government fees one line at a time, each linked to the ministry that sets it, in English and Arabic. A firm that quotes against those lines is the kind we want to build for.
The reference we give investors starts with the Ministry of Commerce fees: SAR 1,200 to establish an LLC, SAR 500 for publication, plus 15% VAT, and SAR 1,200 for the annual confirmation the following year. On staffing it prints the labour ministry's work licence fee of SAR 100 a year and the financial equivalent of SAR 700 a month or SAR 800 a month per foreign worker. We know how a quote that itemises against them reads, and your site can be built to show your own prices that way. Our quote checklist shows what investors are told to look for.
This site is new. We make no promises about visitor numbers, search rankings or how many enquiries your website will bring, and nothing in the plan is a guarantee of new clients.
Your listing beside the guides
Plan clients are listed next to our guides for the cities they serve. No listings are shown yet; they appear once the first firms are on the plan. A listing never buys a better figure or a higher place, and these rules apply to every firm:
- A current Saudi commercial registration, which we check against the Ministry of Commerce record before a listing goes up.
- Quotes that separate government fees from your service fee.
- No fixed investment registration fee presented as a ministry charge, because the ministry's guide says the amount is set by the ministry on approval.
- A named person who answers enquiries.
Quote requests from investors are not open on this site yet. When they open, an investor's request goes only to the firms they agree to share it with, and to a limited number of them, a limit we publish here before requests open. We will never change or soften a published figure for any firm, rank firms by what they pay, or pass on a request before the investor has consented.
Questions firms ask
How long is the contract, and how do I cancel?
The minimum term is 12 months from the day your website goes live. After that the plan runs month to month and you can end it by writing to us before your next billing date. If you end it inside the first 12 months, the monthly fees for the rest of that period are still due. The plan terms set this out in full.
Who owns the domain and the content?
You do. Your domain is registered in your firm's name, and the text, photos and logo you send stay yours. We host the site. If you leave, we send you a copy of your content and images and help you point the domain to your new host.
What happens after 12 months?
Nothing changes unless you want it to. The plan carries on month to month at the same price. If we ever need to change the price, we tell you in writing at least 30 days ahead, and you can leave before it applies.
What counts as an edit?
A change to what is already on the site: a price, a paragraph, a service, a photo, opening hours or contact details. Up to 5 a month are included, and unused edits don't carry over. A new section or a redesign is outside the plan and priced first.
Is VAT included in the price?
No. The prices above are before VAT. Where VAT applies it is added at the basic rate of 15% and shown separately on the invoice.
Who is responsible for the enquiries my website collects?
Your firm is. Under Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law your firm decides what happens to the details people send through your website, and we handle them only on your behalf, to deliver them to you and count them for your monthly report. Your site carries your own privacy notice, which we publish from the text you give us.
Can individuals sign up?
No. The plan is a business service for firms with a Saudi commercial registration. It is not offered to consumers.
Ask about the plan
A short call is the first step. We'll answer questions, look at what your firm offers and tell you plainly whether the plan suits you.
Call bookings open soon
We aren't taking plan enquiries through the site yet, and we won't ask for your firm's details until we are. A short booking form will appear here when calls open.
Until then