Corporate and industrial

The site, the CMS, and the two add-ons companies actually ask for.

1. Fixed scope or retainer. Most projects are fixed scope: a written deliverable list, a timeline and a price agreed before work starts. Ongoing work such as AR menu updates, AI tuning or site support runs on a monthly agreement you can stop.
2. What a quote includes. The scope, the deliverables, the timeline, what changes the price, and the hosting and support terms. We reply within one working day of receiving your brief, floor plan or product list.
3. Live before launch. You review on a staging link on your own phone. Tours, AR scenes and apps are tested on real devices in Lebanon before they go live.
4. You own the result. Code, repositories and hosting accounts are in your name. Tours and AR experiences stay online for as long as the hosting term runs, on your domain or ours.

We quote per project, within one working day, once the scope is clear. These are the variables that move it.

• A brochure site versus a CMS with roles
• Languages and the number of sections the team will edit
• Add-ons: AR card, chatbot, a tour embedded in the page
• Remote delivery for the Gulf and Africa, which is how these sites already ship
• Hosting, monitoring and whether you want us on a monthly agreement afterwards

We build the company's public site and the CMS behind it: server-rendered Next.js, in your name, for teams in Lebanon, the Gulf and Africa. Cryospec, a specialty-gas supplier serving MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa, is the industrial example. The same team builds the site a contractor or an events company needs. Those two have their own pages.

The sites are fast because they are server-rendered, and the SEO foundations are part of the build rather than a plugin added later. Cryospec's site presents an industrial supplier to buyers across MENA and Africa. Fly Event Management's CMS is the publishing pattern: the team adds events and services themselves. Al Bayt Qatar and IMG Construction are the construction-company versions of the same website work.

When the brief is more than a brochure, we add the piece that belongs on the site. An AR business card for a team that meets clients. A chatbot on the site and on WhatsApp, in Arabic and English, for intake and support. Security review before launch, and the repository in your name. Offshore teams for product companies outside Lebanon are a separate service line.

• Web and mobile apps: The site and the CMS
• AI and automation: Intake and support
• Construction: Contractor sites
• Offshore development: A team on your product

• Event activation technologies: WebAR, interactive 3D and venue tours for launches, plus the site an events company publishes from.
• Construction: Contractor websites for Qatar and West Africa, plus 3D scans and land tours that show a site before a visit.
• Real estate and developers: 360° tours of villas, apartments and land, and 3D viewers for units that are not built yet.
• Hospitality and restaurants: 360° tours of guest houses and restaurants, and an AR menu that shows the dish at the table.
• Tourism and culture: Museum tours you can open from anywhere, and civic maps such as Hello Byblos.
• Education and EdTech: AI learning platforms and installable PWAs for schools, universities and EdTech startups.
• Retail and e-commerce: 3D configurators for products, AR previews at real size, and delivery apps with loyalty.

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Yes. Cryospec serves MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa. Fly Event Management operates in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Al Bayt is in Doha, IMG Construction in Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea. The studio is in Byblos. The sites are delivered remotely, in English, on European and Gulf hours.

Yes, when the scope includes a CMS. Fly Event Management publishes its own events and services that way. A site with no CMS is a different, smaller project. We say which one you are buying before the quote.

Yes. The repository and the hosting accounts are in your name. We host, monitor and support for as long as you want us to, on a monthly agreement you can stop. The code is not held hostage to the relationship.

Yes. Intake and support chatbots run on the site and on WhatsApp, in Arabic and English. An AR business card is a printed card that opens a 3D showcase. Both are add-ons to the website, scoped on their own so a brochure site does not inherit them by default.

How many pages, whether the team needs a CMS, how many languages, and which add-ons are in scope. A five-page industrial site and a CMS with roles are not the same quote. We reply within one working day of the brief. We do not publish prices.