A website development and SEO studio in Lahore, building for businesses in Pakistan, Australia, the UK, Canada and the UAE.
Webeez Digital is a website development and SEO studio based in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, founded in 2026.
We build business websites, WordPress sites, Shopify storefronts, eCommerce stores, and conversion-focused landing pages, and we provide the SEO work that gets them found — on-page, technical, local, and increasingly in AI-generated search results.
Our live projects span construction and HVAC, automotive services, hospitality, eCommerce retail, technology, and personal brands, with clients in Pakistan, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates.
Website development starts from PKR 35,000 and typically takes 10 to 15 working days. eCommerce and Shopify stores start from PKR 65,000. Monthly SEO retainers start from PKR 25,000.
Search “web development company in Lahore” and open the first ten results. You will find almost identical pages describing leading, professional, cutting-edge, state-of-the-art solutions. Not one of them will tell you what anything costs.
That is not an accident. Hiding prices lets an agency quote each client whatever they think that client will pay.
We publish our pricing on every service page. You can see what a website costs, what an online store costs, and what monthly SEO costs before you speak to anyone. If our numbers do not fit your budget, you find that out in thirty seconds instead of after three meetings.
We also publish what things cost to run afterwards — hosting, domains, platform subscriptions, plugin licences, payment gateway fees. Development is a single payment. Running a website is permanent, and most quotes leave that part out entirely.
Page structure, headings, URLs, and schema markup are decided during the build. Retrofitting SEO onto a finished website costs more and works less well than getting it right the first time.
Shopify Payments does not operate in Pakistan. Neither does PayPal, for most local merchants. We build stores with JazzCash, EasyPaisa, bank card gateways, and Cash on Delivery configured and tested with real transactions before handover — plus courier integration for TCS, Leopards, and M&P.
More than three quarters of web traffic in Pakistan comes from mobile devices, much of it on variable connections. We design for that, then scale up to desktop, rather than the other way round.
We hand over full admin access and record a walkthrough. Adding a page, changing text, or uploading photos should not require calling a developer.
You get a scope, a price, and a delivery date in writing before anything begins. If the scope changes mid-project we quote the change and wait for approval rather than adding it to the final invoice.
Standard practice in Pakistan is 60% upfront. We ask for half, with the balance on delivery. If you are not satisfied with the design, you are not obliged to pay the balance.
Because we agree structure and layout before visual design begins, most projects never need more than that.
Bugs and technical issues arising from our work are fixed at no cost for a month after launch.
Domain, hosting account, website files, admin logins, and design source files all transfer to you when the project ends. We do not register domains in our own name, and we do not hold access as leverage.
We do not run social media accounts, produce video content, manage large paid advertising campaigns, or build mobile applications.
We do not guarantee Google rankings. Nobody can. Search engines decide rankings, and any agency promising a specific position is selling you something they do not control.
We do not sell work you do not need. If a PKR 35,000 website solves your problem, we will not quote you PKR 150,000. If your website is fine and your actual problem is that nobody knows you exist, we will tell you to spend the money on SEO or advertising instead of a redesign.
Turning down a project we are not right for costs us one job. Taking it and delivering badly costs us a reputation we are still building.
Every project in our portfolio is online and linked. You can open each one and judge the work rather than reading a description of it.
Our current portfolio includes a commercial HVAC contractor in Australia with three decades of project history and an online equipment store, a mobile car inspection service in the UAE built around a booking-first journey, a Shopify haircare brand in Melbourne restructured around routine-based bundles, a construction and renovation company in Canada, a short-stay accommodation operator managing furnished Melbourne apartments, an app development firm in the United Kingdom, and an author launching a debut novel.
Clients in Lahore are welcome to meet in person. International clients work with us over WhatsApp, email, and video calls, which is how most of our overseas projects are delivered.
Webeez Digital started in 2026. We are not going to dress that up.
What is not new is the work. The projects in our portfolio are live, verifiable, and built to standards that clients in Australia, the UK, and Canada expect.
We know that hiring a studio without a decade of history behind it is a risk. So our terms are built to carry that risk for you rather than pass it to you: half the payment held until delivery, no obligation to pay the balance if the design does not work, full ownership transferred at the end, a fixed price agreed in writing, and a month of support after launch.
We would rather build a reputation slowly than claim one we have not earned.
A website is not a brochure. It is a salesperson working while you sleep, and most businesses treat it as decoration.
Design matters, but structure matters more. A beautiful site where the contact button sits three scrolls down loses to an ordinary site where it does not.
Speed is not a technical detail. A site that takes five seconds to load has already lost half its visitors before they see anything.
SEO is a set of decisions, not a service you add later. Page structure, headings, URLs, and markup are cheap to get right during a build and expensive to fix afterwards.
And nobody should be locked into their developer. If you want to work with someone else next year, you should be able to walk away with everything.
Tell us what your business does and what you want the website to achieve. We will tell you what it costs, what it costs to run, how long it will take, and whether you actually need it.
No sales calls, no pressure, no obligation.
