Software development for Dubai businesses — remote, not rented-desk

We do not have an office in DIFC, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we have is a two-hour time difference, English-language contracts, published prices, and a team that ships in weeks.

Custom software SaaS products AI development Web applications AI chatbots Nearshore teams

Why remote works

Two hours, and a contract you can read

For private-sector software work, a local licence is not the requirement people assume it is.

What actually matters here

Two hours. Belgrade is UTC+2, Dubai is UTC+4 — your afternoon is our afternoon, so decisions do not wait a day.

Private-sector work needs no local licence. A UAE trade licence is required for government contracts, not for building software for a private company.

Payment is simple. SWIFT in USD or SEPA in EUR to a European IBAN; card via Paddle for smaller items. Invoices carry full legal details.

We come for the meetings that matter. Kickoff, workshops, GITEX — two flights, no visa friction.

MVP Sprint

$7,990 ≈ AED 29,300

Launch-Ready

$18,900 ≈ AED 69,400

Upfront

40–50% per SOW

Clients

Who we work with in the UAE

Four groups, and the one thing they have in common: a local quote that felt disconnected from the work involved.

Expat founders

Quoted AED 120–250k by local agencies for a first version. We build the same scope as a fixed package and publish the price.

SMEs

Real estate, retail, clinics and logistics — client portals, CRM tailored to local sales processes, booking systems, integrations.

Russian-speaking businesses in the free zones

We work in both English and Russian, which removes the translation layer from requirements — usually where the money leaks.

Local agencies

Overflow capacity under your brand — see white-label. Non-circumvention on your named clients, both directions.

Local agency quotes for a comparable MVP typically run AED 80–140k ($22–38k). The gap is our delivery model, not a discount on quality — the arithmetic is on the pricing page.

Industries

Industries we know

We build with the domain in mind — from fintech and retail to manufacturing and healthcare.

18 sectors

IT companies and digital agencies
Insurers and brokers
Lenders and microfinance
E-commerce
Wholesale and distribution
Manufacturing
Freight and forwarding
Clinics and medical centres
Dental
Car dealers and service centres
EdTech
Legal and consulting firms
Equipment rental
Real estate agencies
Property developers
Travel and events
Beauty and wellness
Construction and renovation

FAQ

UAE questions

What Dubai clients ask on the first call.

Do you have an office in Dubai?

No, and we will not invent one. We work remotely from Belgrade and travel for kickoffs, workshops and GITEX.

Can you work with a UAE company without a local licence?

Yes for private-sector work. Government tenders require a local entity and a trade licence, and we will say so rather than waste your submission.

How do we pay you?

Bank transfer in USD or EUR, or card via Paddle for subscriptions and audits. Invoices carry the full legal details of our Serbian company.

Do you speak Arabic?

Our working languages are English and Russian. For Arabic-language delivery we partner with local agencies rather than pretending otherwise.

Can we meet in person?

Yes — workshops and kickoffs in Dubai, and you will find us at GITEX.

What about data residency?

If your data must stay in the UAE, we deploy to a UAE region of your cloud provider. Tell us early: it changes the architecture, not the price.

Are you one of the software development companies in the UAE?

Not a local one: we work remotely with Dubai and the wider UAE rather than renting a desk in Media City. If you are comparing software development companies in Dubai — or looking for a mobile app development company in Dubai specifically — the difference is the published price and the two-hour time difference, not a local address.

2–4×

faster on the code-writing share

in 3 weeks

from idea to MVP

230+

projects delivered

17 years

of engineering experience

Work