Oman
Websites for businesses in Oman
Arabic-first websites and online stores with English where it helps, local payments at checkout and stores ready to connect to Oman's new e-invoicing system.
Building for businesses since 2016 — trusted by hundreds of clients.

- Online in Oman5.28 million people (95.3%)
- LanguagesArabic · English
- VAT5% since April 2021
01 — The Omani market
Growing online, from Muscat to Salalah
DataReportal counts 5.28 million internet users in Oman at the end of 2025, or 95.3% of the population. Customers search in Arabic first, tourism and trade bring English-speaking visitors, and online shopping keeps growing.
Arabic first, local payments, ready for e-invoicing.
We design Arabic-first websites with English versions where they help, connect local payments, show the 5% VAT correctly and prepare online stores for the e-invoicing requirements that are being introduced step by step.
02 — What we build
Everything your business needs online
The exact scope is agreed in your quote. These are the services Gulf businesses ask us for most.
Company websites
Bilingual company websites that explain your services clearly and turn visitors into enquiries.
Online stores
Online stores with the payments customers in Oman use, such as OmanNet debit cards, credit cards and Apple Pay, through a licensed payment gateway.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps for bookings, orders and loyalty, in Arabic and English.
WhatsApp and AI agents
AI chat and voice agents that answer customers on WhatsApp and your website in Arabic and English, around the clock.
Search engine optimisation
Page titles, content and structure built around how people in Oman search, in Arabic and English.
Branding
Logos and brand identities that work in Arabic and Latin script, on screen and in print.
03 — Local rules
Built with Oman's rules in mind
We are not a law firm, but we build your website so the important local requirements are easy to meet.
- Arabic right-to-left layouts, tested on real phones
- Privacy pages and consent prepared for the Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022), in force since February 2023
- Prices and invoices that show 5% VAT where required
- Online stores that connect to your Fawtara e-invoicing solution
- OmanNet and card payments through a licensed payment gateway
- Fast loading on mobile networks, with hosting chosen for your visitors
04 — Across the country
Muscat, Sohar and Salalah
We work remotely with businesses throughout the country, by WhatsApp, video call and email. Each area asks for something different.
Muscat
The capital and largest market: corporate websites, government-facing companies, retail and hospitality.
Sohar
Port, free zone and industry: company websites for manufacturers, logistics and service providers, usually bilingual.
Salalah
Tourism, especially in the Khareef season, and trade: websites and booking pages for hotels, tours and restaurants.
05 — Process
From first call to a live website
Get a free quoteDiscovery
We learn about your business, your customers and your goals, and agree on what the website must achieve.
Structure and design
We map out the pages and the path visitors take, then design the look. You give feedback until it feels right.
Development and content
We build the website, add the content and test it on every screen size and in every language version.
Launch and growth
We put the site live, set up search engines and stay available for updates, SEO and new features.
06 — FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you have an office in Oman?
No. We work remotely with clients in Oman from our offices in Canada, the USA, the UK, Germany and Pakistan. Meetings take place by video call, WhatsApp and email, in Arabic or English, and you have one point of contact throughout the project.
Is my store ready for e-invoicing in Oman?
The Tax Authority is introducing e-invoicing (Fawtara) in phases: the first phase was planned to go live in August 2026 with about 100 selected taxpayers, and all phases are targeted to be completed by August 2028 (Deloitte). Check your own date with your accountant; we make sure your store can connect to the e-invoicing solution you choose.
Can you build my website in Arabic and English?
Yes. We design the Arabic version right to left and the English version left to right, each with its own address, page titles and search signals, so Google shows the right language to the right visitor.
What does a website cost?
Every project is quoted individually. Our website cost guide shows what published price guides say, and you can request a free, personal quote at any time.
Ready to build something remarkable?
Tell us where your business stands today and what you want to achieve. Together we'll work out which website, app, AI solution, brand or marketing approach fits you best.
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