Website design and development in Morocco

We design and build websites in Morocco from Casablanca: landing pages, showcase sites, online stores and multilingual content platforms. Budgets run from 4,000 MAD for a landing page in production to 150,000 MAD for a full e-commerce build, and timelines from one to ten weeks depending on the format. Our rates are published: you know the order of magnitude before the first meeting, not after the third.

Four formats, four budgets

The low end of a range buys a genuinely smaller scope — not the same work for less. Amounts exclude VAT and match our pricing page.

• Landing page — 4,000 to 8,000 MAD, 1 to 2 weeks. One page, one form, server-rendered, launched with conversion tracking.
• Essential showcase — 10,000 to 25,000 MAD, 2 to 4 weeks. Three to five pages, single language, content supplied by you.
• Custom showcase — 20,000 to 45,000 MAD, 4 to 6 weeks. Dedicated design, multilingual, fully editable by your team.
• E-commerce — 40,000 to 150,000 MAD, 6 to 10 weeks. Catalogue, cart, online payment, stock management and order tracking.

An accurate quote starts from two questions: how many languages, and do you need to sell online. Those are the only two choices that genuinely move the budget.

What we build

• Professional showcase sites — your activity, contact and quote forms, Google Maps and social integration. That is the site we built for CompactCube, a mobile storage company that now generates its quote requests online.
• Online stores — catalogue, stock management, online payment and order tracking, as on the Parahealth store and its hundreds of parapharmacy products.
• Content platforms — blogs, editorial and multilingual sites with a complete admin interface. The site you are reading is one.
• Redesigns — modernising an ageing site with content migration and, critically, preservation of the search equity you already have: a 301 from every old URL, continuity of titles, a regenerated sitemap. This is the part most redesigns get wrong, and it costs months of positions.

What we commit to

• Mobile first — most of your visitors arrive on a phone. The site is designed for them first, not adapted afterwards.
• Search built in from the start — semantic structure, meta and Open Graph tags, Schema.org structured data, a dynamic sitemap, stable localised URLs.
• Performance measured — images optimised and served in the right format, server-side rendering, and a loading budget verified before launch rather than after.
• You administer it yourself — text, images and pages, without going through us. A site where every comma needs the agency stops being updated within six months.
• Accessibility — compliant contrast, keyboard navigation, labelled form fields. Search engines read the same signals.
• Hosting and maintenance — monitoring, security patches and verified backups. See maintenance and support.

Technology: the right tool for the job

We build every site in Angular with server-side rendering and a Node.js/Express backend — showcase sites included. That is a deliberate choice: server rendering gives a small site the same performance and search foundation as a platform, and today’s showcase site can host a client portal tomorrow without being rebuilt. We do not start from a theme to adapt, which is why our sites are not the cheapest on the market. In exchange, the site is entirely yours: code, content and data.

When the need outgrows a website — several roles, a back office, business integrations — it is no longer a website but a business platform, and the budget changes category. We will tell you before the quote, not halfway through the project.

How much does a website cost in Morocco?

Between 4,000 and 150,000 MAD excluding VAT, with the four reference points above. Three factors move the price inside a range:

• The number of languages. A bilingual site is not twice the price, but it doubles the content work and requires per-language URL architecture from day one.
• Selling online. Payment, stock, delivery and accounting are four distinct integrations — that is what separates a showcase site from a store, far more than the page count.
• Who writes the content. If you supply text and photos the project moves; if not, budget for copywriting, and expect it to be the real critical path.

What the price always includes: launch, technical SEO configuration, training on the admin interface, and twelve months of fixes. What it never includes without saying so: copywriting, professional photography and domain purchase.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to build a website?

One to two weeks for a landing page, two to four for an essential showcase, four to six for a custom one, six to ten for e-commerce. The timeline depends mostly on your content being ready: development rarely waits, content approval often does.

Is SEO included?

Technical SEO is: structure, tags, structured data, performance, sitemap, clean URLs. That is what lets Google index the site correctly. Editorial SEO — writing the pages that answer your market’s queries — is continuous work, not a box ticked at delivery.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes. Every site ships with an admin interface and training. You manage text, images, pages and articles without us.

Who owns the site?

You do: source code, content, data and domain name. We do not lock anyone into a proprietary subscription to retain a client.

What happens to my search rankings if I redesign?

They survive, provided you plan for it: a 301 from every old URL to its replacement, carrying over the titles and descriptions that already worked, and verification in Search Console after launch. A redesign without a redirect plan loses the positions you earned — and they take months to win back.

Do you work outside Casablanca?

Yes, across Morocco and internationally. Projects run remotely with regular checkpoints; we travel to Casablanca and Rabat when a meeting warrants it.

Do you build WordPress sites?

No. We build in Angular with server rendering, for the reasons above. If what you actually need is a standard blog on a small budget, WordPress is a reasonable choice and we will say so — we would rather lose a quote than deliver something we could not defend.

Request a quote

Describe your project in a few lines: we reply within 24 hours with a recommended format, a price range and a timeline. Request a free quote — or start with our diagnostic if you are still deciding between a website and a platform.