Service
Web development
Custom web applications
Running a business inside a spreadsheet and three WhatsApp groups? We turn it into an application that holds — from marketing sites to multi-tenant SaaS, with the APIs, permissions, and frontends to grow into.
What's included
- SPA & SSR apps
- E-commerce
- REST / GraphQL APIs
- CMS integration
Technologies we use
A project this size shouldn't be scoped alone
Give us 30 minutes and we'll map the scope, name the risks, and agree on a first milestone worth building. No commitment — and if we're not the right team for it, we'll say so on the call.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of web applications does Watad build?
Everything from marketing sites to multi-tenant SaaS platforms — dashboards, e-commerce storefronts, marketplaces, and internal tools — built as single-page apps or server-rendered apps depending on what the product actually needs.
Which technologies does Watad use for web development?
Most commonly React and Next.js on the frontend, ASP.NET Core on the backend, and SQL Server for data, deployed on AWS or Azure. The exact stack is chosen per project rather than fixed.
How long does a typical web app take to build?
Most engagements run discovery through launch in about a month, depending on scope, with a demo every week so you always know where the project stands.
How much does a web development project cost?
Pricing is scoped per project after a discovery call — a marketing site, an MVP, and a multi-tenant platform don't cost the same to build properly, so Watad avoids fixed package pricing.
Does Watad build web apps for businesses outside Jordan?
Yes. Most clients are in Jordan and the wider MENA region, but Watad also works with businesses outside the region on web projects.
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