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Technology consulting for new UAE businesses

Your licence is only day one. We plan and coordinate the technology a new company in Dubai needs to operate: domain and business email, website, booking and payment tools, CRM, accounting software and data-protection basics, with one advisor and clear costs.

Domain and emailWebsite and bookingPayments and CRMData protection basics
Since 2020helping founders set up and run in the UAE
1 advisorfrom licence to launch
3-part pricinggovernment, third-party and Tajnes fees shown separately
Vendor-neutralwe recommend what fits, not what pays us
Why it matters

Most delays after licensing are digital

Banks, free zones and clients expect a working website, a domain email and clear contact details. Payment providers ask for refund and privacy policies before they activate a gateway. Without these, a new company can wait weeks for things that should take days.

We map what you need from day one, choose the right tools for your size and budget, and coordinate the providers so everything is ready when your licence and bank account are.

What we typically set up

  • Domain registration and business email on your trade name
  • A bilingual website or landing page with clear company details
  • Online booking, WhatsApp Business and Google Business Profile
  • Payment gateway onboarding support with licensed providers
  • CRM, invoicing and cloud accounting software
  • Basic cybersecurity: two-factor sign-in, backups and access control
How we work

From plan to go-live in four steps

1. Discovery

We review your activity, licence, team size and how clients will find and pay you.

2. Technology plan

A short written plan listing each tool, the provider, setup time and the cost split.

3. Setup and coordination

We coordinate domain, email, website, payments and software with the chosen providers.

4. Handover

You receive admin access, a simple guide and a checklist for renewals and backups.

Areas we cover

Technology services for small and growing companies

Website and landing pages

Fast, mobile-first pages in English and Arabic with your licence details and contact options.

Business email and domains

Professional email on your own domain, with spam protection and shared inboxes.

Payments and invoicing

Support with payment gateway applications and VAT-ready invoicing tools.

CRM and booking

Lead tracking, appointment booking and WhatsApp Business set up around how you sell.

Cloud accounting

Accounting software that matches UAE VAT and corporate tax record-keeping needs.

Data protection basics

Privacy notice, cookie notice and consent forms aligned with the UAE personal data law.

Open-book pricing

How technology costs are split

Cost typeExamplesWho sets it
Government feesNormally none for technology setupAuthorities
Third-party feesDomain, hosting, email licences, software subscriptions, payment provider feesThe provider you choose
Tajnes feePlanning, coordination and setup supportAgreed in your written quotation

VAT at 5% applies to the Tajnes service fee only. Third-party subscriptions are billed by the provider on their own terms.

Good to know

Compliance points new UAE businesses often miss

Your website should show your trade name, licence issuer and contact details, plus a privacy notice explaining how you collect and use personal data. If you take online payments, providers normally ask for terms, a refund policy and a delivery or service policy before activation.

The UAE is also rolling out electronic invoicing in phases, starting with larger businesses. We help you choose accounting and invoicing tools that can grow with these requirements, and we point you to the official sources so you can confirm what applies to you.

FAQ

Questions clients ask us

Do you build websites yourselves?

We plan and coordinate the work and use trusted delivery partners where needed. You get one point of contact and a written scope before anything starts.

Can you help with a payment gateway?

Yes. We prepare the documents and website policies providers usually ask for and coordinate the application. Approval is always the provider's decision.

Do I need an Arabic website?

It is not always required, but a bilingual site builds trust with UAE customers and authorities. We can set up English, Arabic and French.

How is VAT charged?

VAT at 5% applies to the Tajnes service fee only. Third-party providers charge their own fees and taxes.

Who owns the accounts and domains?

You do. Everything is registered in your company's name and you receive full admin access at handover.

Plan your company's technology with one advisor

Tell us about your business and we will send a short technology plan with clear costs.

Important. Information on this page is general and based on published requirements as of October 2026. Fees, rules and timelines are set by the authorities and can change, and approvals are at their discretion. This is not legal advice. Your exact scope and costs are set out in your written quotation and agreement. T&Cs apply. See our Terms and Conditions.