Freelance Web Developer in Lebanon.

Most freelance-built business websites in Lebanon cost 500 to 1,000 USD for 5–10 pages, and ecommerce stores 1,000 to 2,000 USD. Custom web applications start at 3,000 USD. I quote a fixed price in USD that includes design, development, mobile optimisation and a technical SEO setup — no hourly billing and no hidden costs.

For most small and medium businesses, a good freelance developer gives you the same result as an agency at a fraction of the price, with direct access to the person doing the work. An agency makes sense for very large platforms that need several specialists at once, or when corporate procurement requires contracting a company. If your project is the second kind, I'll tell you in the consultation.

It's the right question to ask. Every project runs on a written scope, a fixed timeline, milestone reviews and a staged payment plan tied to deliverables. Everything is built on a staging link you can see, and the site, domain and hosting are in your name — so nothing is held hostage. I've been building under my own name since 2021, and most new clients come from referrals by old ones.

Both. I'm based in Beirut and meet clients in person when it helps — kick-off, content sessions, training. Clients across Lebanon and in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar work with me remotely through video calls, WhatsApp and a shared project link, and many have never needed to meet.

Yes — WordPress is the core of my work, including WooCommerce stores, custom themes, migrations from other platforms, speed optimisation and maintenance. I also build on clean custom code and on Shopify when those are the better fit, and I'll recommend the platform honestly rather than the one that's easiest for me.

Yes. Bilingual sites are built with a proper right-to-left layout for Arabic, a language switcher and correct hreflang tags, so both audiences get a natural experience and Google indexes each language correctly.

Yes, and it's a large part of my work. Send me the link and I'll review it for free: whether it needs a fix, a redesign or a rebuild, and what each would cost. I'll also tell you if the honest answer is to leave it alone.

Business websites usually launch in 2 to 4 weeks, ecommerce stores in 4 to 8 weeks, and custom web apps in 6 to 12 weeks. The main variable is how quickly content and feedback come back — the timeline is written into your quote.

You own everything: domain, hosting, the site itself, its content and all admin logins, registered in your name and handed over with training. If you ever want another developer to take over, they can — there's no lock-in.

Yes. Every launch includes a period of free fixes, and after that you can choose a month-to-month maintenance plan covering updates, backups, security and small edits with priority WhatsApp support — or simply message me when you need something.

Yes. Design and marketing studios in Lebanon and the GCC hire me for WordPress and ecommerce development delivered under their own brand, with clear scopes and documented handover. Your client never needs to know I exist.

Message me on WhatsApp at +961 70 884 941, email info@omarhalabi.com, or send a project brief through the contact form. You'll get a reply within 24 hours and a free 30-minute consultation — after which you'll have a clear plan and a fixed quote, whether or not you go ahead.