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WebStackRank builds websites for businesses in every emirate from its studio in Dubai, at the same fixed prices: AED 990, AED 2,490 or AED 4,990. Abu Dhabi and Sharjah have their own pages (website design Abu Dhabi, web design Sharjah). Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain are covered below. Each emirate licenses companies through its own authority and has its own free zones, and that changes what the website has to show. We work with all four remotely; we have no office in any of them.
Emirate
Ajman
Ajman sits on the Gulf coast between Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain, and its companies are licensed by the Department of Economic Development – Ajman (دائرة التنمية الاقتصادية - عجمان) on the mainland or by Ajman Free Zone and Ajman Media City. Our web design page for Ajman covers what that means for your website, the promotion permits and the fixed packages for Ajman businesses.
Emirate
Ras Al Khaimah
Ras Al Khaimah is the northernmost emirate, bordering Umm Al Quwain, Fujairah and Sharjah. Mainland licences come from its Department of Economic Development (دائرة التنمية الاقتصادية - رأس الخيمة). The free-zone registrars on the federal list are RAKEZ, Ras Al Khaimah Maritime and Innovation City.
RAKEZ is the reason RAK matters for websites. It reported 19,000 new companies in 2025 (WAM), and its business community reached 50,000 active companies from more than 100 countries in 2026 (Khaleej Times). Many of those companies hold a RAK licence but sell across the UAE or internationally. Their websites have a different job from a local shop's:
- Be clear about where you operate. "Licensed in RAKEZ, serving clients across the UAE and GCC" is honest and useful. A page that targets "Ras Al Khaimah" searches when your customers are in Dubai or Riyadh is not. Web design ras al khaimah gets about 20 searches a month, so the city name earns its place only for businesses that really serve RAK customers.
- Show the licence, especially for e-commerce and consulting firms. Payment providers and marketplaces ask for it, and a visible licence number answers "is this company real?" before a buyer emails you.
- Plan for buyers abroad. Clean English, prices in AED with an approximate USD figure, and contact options that work across time zones (a form, not just a phone number) suit the international RAKEZ crowd.
Emirate
Fujairah
Fujairah is the only emirate where the federal portal lists the municipality, Fujairah Municipality, rather than an economic development department as the local licensing authority. Trade names and activities get initial approval there, and Fujairah's government points applicants to its Digital Fujairah portal. The free zones are Fujairah Free Zone and Creative City Fujairah, the emirate's media and creative free zone.
Fujairah faces the Gulf of Oman, outside the Strait of Hormuz, and its economy reflects that. The Port of Fujairah describes the emirate as one of the world's three largest bunkering hubs. The Fujairah Oil Industry Zone storage terminals are served through the port's oil tanker terminals, with a VLCC jetty taking vessels up to 330,000 DWT. The businesses around that activity are B2B and international: ship suppliers, surveyors, inspection firms, logistics agents. A website for them needs:
- English first (Arabic alongside where the client base is local), with services, certifications and vessel or cargo types stated precisely;
- a request-for-quote form that captures vessel name, port call date and scope;
- contact routes that work round the clock (a form and WhatsApp), because port calls don't keep office hours.
That is usually the AED 2,490 five-page site. Creative City companies more often start with the one-page site and a portfolio. On the same coast, Khor Fakkan belongs to the Emirate of Sharjah, so businesses there should read our Sharjah page.
Emirate
Umm Al Quwain
Umm Al Quwain lies between Sharjah to the south-west and Ras Al Khaimah to the north-east. Its Department of Economic Development issues mainland licences. The Umm Al Quwain Free Trade Zone is its free-zone registrar.
The detail that matters for websites: UAQ's economic department lists a Billboard Permit, a Conference Permit and a Discount Permit among its services. A website launch with an opening discount, or a seasonal sale banner, may therefore be a promotion that needs a permit. Check with the department which one applies. We build sale banners and landing pages that you can switch on the day the permit is granted, so the site never runs ahead of the paperwork.
UAQ is a small local market (about 20 searches a month for web design umm al quwain). Most UAQ businesses we'd build for, such as cafés, workshops, clinics and marine and leisure operators, need a fast one-page or five-page site with opening hours, a map, WhatsApp and photos. They don't need a large build.