Domain & Web Hosting in Dubai

You do. Your company is listed as the registrant with your own contact details, and you can see it on any public WHOIS lookup. We hold technical access so we can manage the records, but we are never the owner. If you leave, the domain simply stays where it already is — with you.

Yes, on any website we build — hosting, SSL, backups and support for twelve months, included. After that it renews at the standard annual rate, which we tell you upfront rather than at renewal time. You are also free to move the site to another host at any point.

If you sell mainly in the UAE, a .ae is a genuine trust signal locally and helps a little with regional search. If you trade internationally, .com is the safer primary. Most of our clients register both and redirect one to the other — the second domain costs very little and stops someone else taking your name.

It should not. We build and test the site on the new server first, lower the DNS TTLs a day ahead, then switch at a quiet hour and leave the old host running until propagation finishes. Visitors land on a working site throughout, on whichever server answers first.

Nothing, if it is handled properly — and this is where most botched migrations go wrong. Mail records are separate from website records, so we can move the site while email stays exactly where it is. If you are also moving mailboxes we migrate the history first and switch afterwards.

Yes — WordPress, WooCommerce, custom PHP or Node applications, and static sites. We audit it first so there are no surprises about resource needs or outdated software. Shopify sites host themselves, so there we would only manage the domain and email.

Daily, stored off-site, with thirty days of history — and yes, we run restores periodically. That last part matters more than it sounds: a backup nobody has ever restored is an assumption, and we have been called in more than once to a site whose "daily backups" turned out to be empty files.

Only if you have a data residency requirement — some government and healthcare work does. For everyone else, a good European or regional server behind a CDN is usually faster in practice than a mediocre local one, because the CDN serves the heavy files from a nearby edge anyway.

We take the site offline behind a maintenance page, restore from a clean backup taken before the compromise, close the way in and then look at what was reachable. On our managed plans clean-up is included. We can also do it as a one-off for sites hosted elsewhere.

Usually, and usually quickly. It is nearly always missing or wrong SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, or mail being sent from a server that is not authorised to send as your domain. We configure all three properly and check your domain is not on a blocklist.

You take everything — domain, files, database and email. We hand over access and help the next provider point things at their servers. We do not hold sites hostage over an invoice dispute, and we do not charge a release fee. It is your business.

A brochure site is a modest annual fee; a busy store or an application with heavy traffic costs more because it needs more server. Domains are billed at cost plus a small management fee. Everything is quoted in AED, annually, with no charge for the first year on sites we build — see web design.