Web development in Lebanon, engineered for revenue
Clouds is a web development company with its Lebanon office in Beirut, one of four offices alongside Riyadh, Dubai, and Lagos, building AI-native websites, e-commerce storefronts, and custom web platforms for businesses across Lebanon, the GCC, and international markets, in English and Arabic. Founded in 2026, the team has shipped 30+ systems across 11 industries and publishes its client work live, so you can open what we build before you ever talk to us.
What we build
Every build below is scoped around one question: what does this system have to earn, save, or unlock for the business?
Marketing websites.
A site that positions you, ranks, and converts, wired into your CRM and WhatsApp so demand does not leak after the click. When the brand itself needs work first, that is our brand pillar.
E-commerce storefronts.
Catalog, checkout, and admin built on the payment rails that actually collect in this market, tuned for conversion, not just for looks. The full scope lives under commerce.
Publishing platforms.
Editorial systems that run the whole content lifecycle, bilingual and Arabic-first where the audience demands it, with AI embedded in the pipeline instead of bolted on the side.
Custom web apps.
When off-the-shelf software cannot support the workflow, we engineer the product around your model: dashboards, portals, marketplaces, and operations tools. That is the platforms pillar.
Why a team in Lebanon
The engineering happens in Beirut. That means discovery on your timezone, same-day replies on Beirut working hours, and delivery in the three languages this market actually uses: English, Arabic, and French. Arabic is authored natively, never machine translated, and right-to-left layout is treated as a design requirement from the first wireframe, not a retrofit after launch.
We are clear about geography: Clouds works from four offices, Beirut, Riyadh, Dubai, and Lagos, and serves each market in-country. For a buyer in Riyadh or Dubai, that means a team present in your market, fluent in the languages your customers buy in. For a buyer in Lebanon, it means the people who scope your system are the people who build it.
Built and proven
The deepest proof is Unlock Blockchain: a bilingual publishing platform running the full editorial lifecycle in one system, with 10K+ bilingual articles, 38 modules, and 425 API routes in production. That is not a demo or a pilot. It is a working newsroom you can open today.
- 01Unlock Blockchain, AI publishing platform
- 02Run Activewear, D2C storefront
- 03World Legends Cup 2026, bilingual tournament platform
More live systems, including our Lebanon and GCC work, are on the AI agency in Lebanon page.
Getting paid online in Lebanon
Here is the part a global agency cannot tell you: Stripe cannot receive payments in Lebanon, so any e-commerce plan copied from a US playbook fails at checkout. A storefront that needs to collect here has to be engineered for local rails from day one: Whish, MyMonty, and Areeba card gateways, with cash on delivery as the fallback that still closes real orders.
We build on those rails by default and wire Stripe only where it belongs: international receiving for clients selling outside Lebanon. The result is a checkout that collects revenue instead of bouncing it, which is exactly how we build commerce.
How we work
Scope, price, and timeline are agreed and signed before a line of code is written, so there are no surprise change orders. You get a build you can click every Friday, not a status email once a month. At handover, the code, design files, deploy keys, and a written runbook are yours: no platform tax, no subscription that holds your business hostage.
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FAQ
How much does website development in Lebanon cost?
It depends on what the site has to do for the business, so we price by scope, not by hour. Every engagement starts with a short brief, then a fixed scope, price, and timeline signed before any code is written. That means the number you agree to is the number you pay: no hourly billing, no change-order surprises. The fastest way to get a real figure for your project is to start the brief.
How long does a website take?
Weeks, not months. We ship production-grade platforms on a weekly demo cadence, so you see a clickable build every Friday from the first week. The exact timeline is fixed in the same signed scope as the price, and it depends on whether you need a marketing site, a storefront, or a full platform.
Do you work with companies outside Lebanon?
Yes. Clouds delivers across the GCC and wider MENA, with international clients beyond the region. We work from offices in Beirut, Riyadh, Dubai, and Lagos, with WhatsApp as a first-class channel. See the Lebanon and GCC page for the live work.
Do you build in Arabic?
Yes, natively. Arabic content is authored in Arabic, never machine translated, and right-to-left layout is designed in from the first wireframe. Bilingual English and Arabic platforms are already live, including an Arabic-first financial newsroom and a bilingual publishing platform with 10K+ articles in both languages.
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Tell us what the website has to earn.
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