Multilingual Website Development in Arabic, English & Hindi
A Multilingual Website costs $800 – $1,800 at PINCLER and takes 7–14 days to build. One website, three languages, with proper right-to-left Arabic and SEO for every locale.
The price moves inside the $800 – $1,800 band based on how many of the features you need, the number of integrations, the number of user roles and whether existing data has to be migrated. That band is possible because AI coding tools write the first draft while senior engineers review every line, add automated tests and harden security. It covers this one workflow with standard integrations and never exceeds $2,500.
- Fixed price
- $800 – $1,800
- Delivery
- 7–14 days
- Built with
- Claude · GPT · v0 · Cursor
A multilingual website in Arabic, English and Hindi with right-to-left layouts, hreflang SEO and a translatable CMS. Custom website development from $800 to $1,800 in 7 to 14 days.
The problem
In the UAE, a site that only speaks English misses Arabic-first customers and government tenders; in India, English-only sites lose Hindi-speaking buyers. Most agencies bolt on a translation plugin that breaks right-to-left layouts, mixes languages in menus and forms, and leaves Google indexing the wrong version. The result is a site that looks careless to exactly the audience you were trying to reach.
What we build
We build a properly internationalised website in Next.js with next-intl: separate locale routes, right-to-left layouts designed rather than mirrored, localised forms and dates, hreflang tags and a CMS where every field is translatable. Claude and GPT produce first-draft Arabic and Hindi translations with your glossary, which a native reviewer on our team corrects, while v0 and Cursor build and test the layouts in each direction. You get a site that reads naturally in all three languages, full source code and a fixed price between $800 and $1,800, never more than $2,500.
Features included
- Arabic, English and Hindi with locale routing
- Right-to-left layouts designed, not mirrored
- Language switcher that keeps the current page
- hreflang and per-locale SEO metadata
- Translatable CMS fields for every page
- Localised forms, numbers and dates
- Arabic and Devanagari web fonts optimised
- Ready for more languages later
What you receive
- Source code in your GitHub repository
- Site deployed on Vercel with your domain
- Reviewed translations loaded into the CMS
- Glossary and translation workflow guide
- 30-day bug-fix warranty
How we build it
- Day 0: free 30-minute call to agree pages, languages and the glossary, followed by a written fixed quote
- Days 1–4: locale routes and right-to-left layouts are designed and built in Next.js with next-intl
- Days 5–8: Claude and GPT draft the Arabic and Hindi translations and a native reviewer corrects them
- Days 9–12: localised forms, hreflang tags and per-locale SEO are tested in every direction
- Days 13–14: launch with reviewed translations loaded in the CMS and the 30-day warranty begins
What each budget gets you
| Budget | Build | What changes |
|---|---|---|
| $800 | Two languages | Up to six pages in English plus Arabic or Hindi, right-to-left layout, a language switcher and hreflang SEO on your domain |
| $1,300 | Three languages | Adds the third language, native review of every page, localised forms, numbers and dates and a translatable CMS |
| $1,800 | Full localisation | Adds up to twelve pages, optimised Arabic and Devanagari web fonts and a glossary workflow so future languages mean content, not rebuilds |
Ideal for
- Government suppliers in the UAE
- Clinics and hospitals
- Real estate developers
- Retail and e-commerce brands
- Education institutes
- Tourism and hospitality
FAQ
Multilingual Website (Arabic / English / Hindi): common questions
How much does a multilingual website cost?
Between $800 and $1,800 depending on page count and the number of languages, delivered in 7 to 14 days. The fixed quote never exceeds $2,500.
Are the translations done by AI or by people?
Both. Claude and GPT produce the first draft using your glossary, then a native Arabic or Hindi reviewer corrects tone and terminology before anything goes live.
Can we add more languages later?
Yes. The site is built on locale files and a translatable CMS, so adding French, Urdu or Malayalam means adding content, not rebuilding pages.
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