Web development company in Jordan
Code, dashboards and integrations

Saree3 is a web development company in Jordan with an office at Middle East Circle in Amman. A company website costs 700 to 1,800 JOD and a landing page starts at 350 JOD. We write the code, build the content dashboard and connect the site to the payment gateway, delivery company, CRM, ERP or JoFotara account your business already uses.

This page covers the engineering side of website development in Jordan: how the site is built, what it connects to, how fast and secure it is, and what you receive at handover. If you are still deciding how the site should look and which pages it needs, start with website design in Jordan. Design and development happen in the same team in Amman, so the person who codes a page has seen every design decision behind it.

Web development prices in Jordan

These are starting prices. The final number depends on the pages, the features and the integrations, and it is fixed in a written proposal within one business day.

Payment is 50% to start and 50% at launch. Larger projects are split into milestones, each with its own delivery and payment. Care plans after launch start at 80 JOD per month. Every tier is listed on the pricing page.

What our web development services in Jordan include

Code written for your site

We write the front end ourselves instead of stacking a heavy page builder on top of a theme. That keeps each page light, which matters in Jordan, where most visitors arrive on a phone over mobile data. When a project suits WordPress, Shopify or WooCommerce, we use the platform and keep custom code to the parts it does not already handle.

A content dashboard your team actually uses

Every site comes with a dashboard where your team edits text, images, projects, products and news in Arabic and English. We set up the fields around your content, so adding a new project or product means filling in a form, not designing a page. We train the people who will use it before launch.

Arabic right-to-left pages built properly

Arabic pages are built right to left from the start, not mirrored at the end. Numbers, phone fields, prices and lines that mix Arabic and English are checked on real phones. Each language has its own address, page titles and descriptions, so Google shows the Arabic page to Arabic searches and the English page to English ones.

Forms that reach the right person

Quote, booking and contact forms send to email and WhatsApp, with spam protection. Every submission is also saved in the dashboard, so a request is never lost in someone's inbox.

Integrations we build

On a business website, much of the development time goes into connecting it to other systems. These are the connections companies in Jordan ask for most:

• Payment gateways. Card payments through a gateway contracted with your bank or a licensed payment company, next to cash on delivery. The gateway sets its own fees. Our guide to payment gateways in Jordan explains how to choose one.
• Delivery companies. Delivery fees by area, orders passed to your delivery company, and tracking numbers sent to the customer when the courier's system allows it.
• CRM. Leads from your forms created directly in the CRM your sales team uses, with the page and campaign they came from.
• ERP and accounting. Products, prices and stock read from your ERP, and orders written back to it, so nobody types the same order twice.
• JoFotara. Invoices submitted to JoFotara, Jordan's national e-invoicing system, from your own website or system.
• WhatsApp, SMS and email. Order confirmations, verification codes and reminders.
• Maps and analytics. Branch maps, Google Analytics events and Search Console.

Every integration depends on what the other system allows. Before we price one, we read its documentation or speak with its provider, and the proposal states what will connect and how.

Speed on Jordanian phones

Before launch we test every page on a mid-range Android phone and measure Core Web Vitals with Google's own tools. Anything that fails is fixed before the site goes live. Images are compressed and served in modern formats, fonts are limited to what the design uses, and scripts load only on the pages that need them. The details are in our guide to Core Web Vitals for business websites in Jordan.

Security

• HTTPS on every page, with the certificate renewing automatically.
• Separate admin logins with roles, and two-step sign-in when the project needs it.
• Form input checked on the server, and spam protection on public forms.
• Card details handled by the payment gateway and never stored on your website.
• Automatic backups, plus platform and plugin updates under a care plan.

Hosting and domain setup

We set up hosting and the domain for you, or connect the site to the ones you already have. New accounts are opened in your company's name, so the bill, the passwords and the data stay with you. The running cost is written in the proposal before you sign. Our guide to web hosting in Jordan compares local and cloud options.

Handover: you own the code

After the final payment you receive the source code, the design files and admin access to every account: domain, hosting, dashboard, analytics and each integration. No monthly licence keeps the site running. You can stay with us on a care plan from 80 JOD per month, move the site to another developer, or hand it to your own team. A short handover note explains how the project is organised and where each setting lives.

How a web development project runs

1. Brief. You send a short description through the contact form or WhatsApp, and we call to clarify the details.
2. Proposal. Within one business day you receive the pages, features, integrations, schedule and fixed price in writing.
3. Design. We design the main pages and adjust them with you until you approve them.
4. Development. You follow progress on a private preview link that updates as we build.
5. Integrations and content. We connect the gateway, courier, CRM or ERP and load the content in both languages.
6. Testing. Every page is checked on phones and desktop browsers, and every form and payment is tested before go-live.
7. Launch and handover. The site goes live on your domain and you receive the code and the accounts.

Web development work in Jordan

• CHI Jordan: an online store for the Jordan distributor of CHI and BioSilk, with delivery across Amman and the governorates. The team adds products and follows orders from its own admin panel.
• TechLine Factory: a company website for a fiber optic cable manufacturer, with a product catalogue, technical specification pages, news and a quote request form.
• Steel X Jordan: a website for a manufacturer of steel structures, warehouses and hangars, with project pages and quote requests.
• JETCO: an online store for a Jordanian supplier of electrical materials, with search by part number. It is under development.

More projects are on the portfolio page.

Custom code, WordPress or Shopify?

The proposal names the stack we recommend and why. Shopify and WooCommerce suit most online stores. WordPress suits teams that publish content every week. Custom code suits companies that need speed, a design of their own or features no plugin covers. The full comparison is in WordPress or a custom website.

When a website becomes a web system

Once a project needs customer logins, staff roles, approvals or internal reports, it is a web system rather than a website. Those start from 4,500 JOD and are covered on our custom software development page. A common example is an online booking system for clinics, salons or sports courts.