How to choose a website company in Egypt

Egypt has cheap packages, freelance groups, and studios that only make mockups. The way to choose is boring: live URLs, a written scope, and a named person after launch. POWER SHIFT is one studio in Cairo. This is the checklist we would want if we were buying, not a claim that we are the only option.

Ask to open the work

Screenshots are easy. Click the link. If the portfolio is all foreign templates with no relation to the case study, keep walking. Our own work is listed on the work page so you can judge the same way.

Make them write the job

Pages, languages, what happens after click, who edits later. If they quote before that, they are selling a package. Read what actually changes cost so you can hear when two quotes are not comparable. If you are not sure you need a site versus software, start with that split.

Arabic is not a checkbox

Ask who writes Arabic and whether RTL is in the build. A plugin is not a bilingual site — structure and URLs matter.

Maintenance is part of the product

Who changes a price in month four? If the answer is “you will need us for every comma,” price that in. If the answer is “you cannot,” do not launch.

Ignore theatre

Guaranteed first-page rankings, fake reviews, and 48-hour full e-commerce are theatre. Search takes time even when the site is indexable — indexing is the first bar.

When you have a brief, book a scope call. We will tell you if the fit is a website, a shop, or a system — including when you should not hire us.