Structure for many services and locations
Service, industry and location pages organised so visitors and search engines reach the right page, with distinct content on each instead of near-identical copies.
Multi-page CMS · Multilingual · Integrations
Corporate Website Development for Established Companies
Webomedia Technology builds corporate websites for companies that have outgrown a template site: structured pages for many services, industries and locations, a CMS your team can edit safely, multilingual and right-to-left Arabic layouts, CRM and analytics integrations, and migrations planned around existing search rankings. Projects are quoted on an agreed page list for clients in India and overseas.
- Bilingual English and Arabic website delivered for a contractor in Saudi Arabia
- Editor roles and reusable content blocks, so marketing can publish without breaking layouts
- Page-by-page redirect maps and Search Console checks for every migration
- India quotes in INR; overseas quotes and invoices in USD
Start with a scope, not a guess
Share your page list and the systems it must connect to
Send your current website if you have one, the sections you need — services, industries, locations, careers, newsroom or investor pages — and the tools it must work with. We return a page-by-page scope that states what is included and what is not.
- Information architecture and page list agreed first
- Design templates for every page type, approved before build
- CMS roles, workflows and training for your editors
- Redirect map, analytics events and a launch checklist
India quotes in INR; overseas quotes and invoices in USD. Response target: one business day.
Request your project scope
Share the outcome you need, rough budget and timeline. We reply with questions or a written proposal.
What a corporate website needs
A company website is read by customers, recruits, partners and sometimes investors. These are the parts we plan for on every corporate build.
A CMS your team can trust
WordPress or a headless CMS with editor roles, reusable content blocks and approval steps, so publishing does not depend on a developer.
Multilingual and Arabic (RTL)
Language versions with their own URLs, hreflang tags and right-to-left layouts, as delivered for Emar Al-Taqniyat Contracting in Saudi Arabia.
CRM and analytics integrations
Enquiry forms routed into your CRM, such as HubSpot or Zoho, careers forms sent to HR, and GA4 and Google Ads conversions counted only for confirmed enquiries.
Migration without losing search traffic
URL inventory, one-to-one 301 redirects, metadata transfer and post-launch monitoring in Google Search Console.
Speed, security and accessibility
Static-first builds where possible, optimised images, HTTPS and security headers, and templates designed with contrast, keyboard navigation and form labels in mind.
Where corporate projects usually go wrong
Most corporate website problems are planning problems, not design problems. We settle these before design starts:
- Nobody owns approvals, so content arrives late and the launch slips
- Every department gets its own layout, and the site stops looking like one company
- Old URLs are dropped without redirects and search traffic disappears
- Forms send enquiries to an inbox nobody watches
- Analytics counts page views but not real enquiries
Platform options
WordPress for content-heavy sites with many editors. A headless CMS with an Astro or Next.js front end when speed and security come first. A custom PHP or Laravel build when the website shares data with internal systems.
Whichever we recommend, the proposal explains why, what the running costs are and who owns each account.
Selected client work
Company websites we have delivered
A bilingual contractor site in Saudi Arabia, a large ecommerce catalogue in Delhi and a multi-location service business in Calgary, Canada. Each is live and stated with its location.
Khamis Mushait & Abha, Saudi Arabia
Emar Al-Taqniyat Contracting Establishment
- Bilingual service website
- Enquiry capture
Delhi, India
Asha Book House
- Ecommerce store build
- Category architecture for a large academic catalogue
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
CarMax Cash For Cars Calgary
- Lead-generation website
- Multi-location SEO architecture (12 service-area pages)
How a corporate website project runs
Discovery and content audit
We review your current site, analytics and search traffic, and list what to keep, rewrite or retire.
Page list and structure
An agreed site map with every page type, its purpose and its owner on your side.
Design templates
A small design system — templates for each page type — approved before any page is built.
Build and CMS setup
Templates built as editable blocks, with roles and workflows configured for your editors.
Content and redirects
Content entered or migrated, every old URL mapped to its new address, forms and tracking tested.
Launch and training
Go-live with monitoring, a training session for editors and a written handover of accounts and access.
How the rate card builds a corporate website
Corporate builds are quoted on the agreed page list. These starting prices show how each part is priced.
| Scope | India (INR) | Overseas (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Website with CMS (base) | From ₹19,999 | From US$899 |
| Fully custom design for all templates | +60% on the base | +60% on the base |
| Multi-language setup | ₹8,999 | US$329 |
| CRM or other API integration (each) | ₹12,999 | US$449 |
| Content writing (per site) | ₹7,999 | US$299 |
| Website maintenance | From ₹2,999 per month | From US$99 per month |
Hosting, CMS licences and third-party subscriptions are paid to those providers directly. Large sites are quoted on the agreed page list and templates.
Corporate website questions
How much does a corporate website cost?
It depends on the number of page templates, languages and integrations rather than the page count alone. On our rate card a website with a CMS starts at ₹19,999 in India or US$899 overseas; fully custom design adds about 60%, and each language set, CRM or API integration is priced separately. Corporate projects are quoted on an agreed page list, so the number does not move during the build.
Which CMS do you recommend for a corporate website?
WordPress suits content-heavy marketing sites that many people edit. A headless CMS with an Astro or Next.js front end suits sites where speed and security matter most. A custom PHP or Laravel build makes sense when the website shares data with internal systems. We recommend one after seeing how your team publishes.
Can you migrate our current website without losing Google rankings?
We list every existing URL, map each one to its new address with a permanent 301 redirect, carry over titles and descriptions, and monitor Search Console after launch. Rankings can still move for a few weeks while Google reprocesses the site; a complete redirect map keeps that dip small and short.
Do you build Arabic and other multilingual websites?
Yes. We delivered a full English and Arabic website, with right-to-left layouts and dual-language navigation, for Emar Al-Taqniyat Contracting in Saudi Arabia. Each language gets its own URLs and hreflang tags so search engines show the right version.
Can our marketing team update the website without a developer?
Yes. Page templates are built from reusable content blocks, editors get only the permissions they need, and we train your team at handover. Structural changes, such as a new page type, are a small development task.
How long does a corporate website project take?
The schedule depends mostly on how quickly content and approvals arrive. For reference, our dynamic CMS websites typically take three to six weeks; larger corporate builds with several templates, languages or integrations take longer. The proposal includes a dated milestone plan before design starts.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes, we sign an NDA before kickoff on request, and we do not reuse client work in our portfolio without written permission.