Duara Dev provides mobile-first web development services across Kenya for SMEs, established companies, organisations and teams that need to explain their offer, generate enquiries, sell online or run a custom workflow. Business websites start at KSh 30,000 and are planned for clear business outcomes, fast use on Kenyan mobile data, search visibility and straightforward content handover.
Published packages · Seven-stage process · Real-device testing · Nairobi-based team
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A brochure website, online store and internal web application solve different problems. Each scope below explains the use case, what is delivered, the usual schedule and the next step.
Use case: A credible company website that explains services, proves capability and turns visits into enquiries.
Deliverables: Sitemap, responsive layouts, service pages, enquiry routing, CMS where scoped, analytics and technical SEO foundations.
Typical scope: 2–5 weeks for Starter or Business, depending on content readiness.
Explore business websites →Use case: Portals, dashboards or workflows that a standard website or plugin cannot handle reliably.
Deliverables: Requirements, user flows, interface design, application logic, database/API work, testing and deployment.
Typical scope: From 6 weeks; timeline and price follow discovery because functionality varies.
Scope a custom web app →Use case: Kenyan retailers and service businesses that need customers to browse, pay and receive order confirmation online.
Deliverables: Catalogue, stock, M-Pesa and card checkout, orders, delivery handling and store handover.
Typical scope: The published package is KSh 90,000; catalogue size, delivery rules and integrations determine the project schedule.
Explore e-commerce development →Use case: Marketing teams that need to update pages, publish articles or manage products without calling a developer.
Deliverables: Content templates, editor setup, sensible permissions, performance checks and CMS handover.
Typical scope: Included where stated in the package; custom editorial workflows are scoped separately.
See how CMS handover works →Use case: An existing site is dated, slow, difficult to edit or no longer matches the business.
Deliverables: Content and URL inventory, revised journeys, responsive rebuild, redirects where needed and launch QA.
Typical scope: Quoted after an audit so useful content, links and search intent are preserved.
Plan a safe website redesign →Use case: Teams that need routine updates, security maintenance and a clear route for technical help after launch.
Deliverables: The post-launch support window plus optional ongoing updates, monitoring and technical support.
Typical scope: Agreed at handover or after an audit of an existing website.
Understand post-launch support →Use case: Stores and web applications that need payment confirmation tied to a real order or account.
Deliverables: Checkout flow, provider callback handling, confirmed/failed payment states and end-to-end testing.
Typical scope: Included in the E-commerce package; standalone integrations depend on the current platform and merchant setup.
Read the M-Pesa integration guide →Use case: Businesses that want one team responsible for keeping the website online and maintained.
Deliverables: Hosting guidance, configuration, monitoring, updates, backups, restores and support as defined in the plan.
Typical scope: Optional after launch; currently from KSh 24,000 per year.
Compare managed hosting →Use case: A site that must be crawlable, understandable and fast enough to compete without shortcuts.
Deliverables: Architecture, titles, metadata, canonical rules, sitemap/indexing checks, internal links, redirects and performance groundwork.
Typical scope: Foundations are part of the build; ongoing SEO for competitive searches is a separate service.
Explore SEO services →Scope, responsibilities and review points are agreed before development. Real-device and mobile-data testing, CMS handover, technical SEO and post-launch support remain part of the approach.
Discovery
We establish the audience, required outcomes, constraints and client inputs.
Planning
Scope, sitemap, functionality, responsibilities and schedule are agreed in writing.
UI/UX design
Key layouts and journeys are reviewed before development begins.
Development
The site is built in reviewable stages, including CMS and integrations in scope.
Testing
Forms, payments, content, accessibility basics and responsive behaviour are checked on real devices and mobile data.
Deployment
Analytics, indexing, redirects, forms and launch-critical settings are checked before and after go-live.
Handover and support
Your team receives CMS handover and a support window, with ongoing management available if needed.
The price shown is the current published build price. Final scope is confirmed in writing before work starts; ongoing hosting and third-party provider charges are separate unless the written scope says otherwise.
Starter
KSh 30,000
Best for: A small business that needs a clear, professional first website.
Not included by default: Online checkout, custom applications or ongoing hosting.
You provide: Approved text, logo/brand assets, images and contact details.
Request a Starter scopeBusiness
KSh 60,000
Best for: A growing company with more services, proof and content to organise.
Not included by default: E-commerce checkout, custom portals or complex third-party integrations.
You provide: Content owners, timely approvals, brand assets, service copy and usable images.
Request a Business scopeE-commerce
KSh 90,000
Best for: A business ready to sell products online and manage orders.
Not included by default: Payment-provider fees, unusual fulfilment logic or integrations not named in scope.
You provide: Product data, images, prices, delivery rules and approved merchant accounts.
Request an E-commerce scopeNot sure which fits? Read the Kenya website cost guide or send the brief for a written recommendation.
Content readiness, feedback time, catalogue size and integrations affect delivery. The agreed project plan, not a generic estimate, controls the actual schedule.
Starter
2–3 weeks
Business
3–5 weeks
E-commerce
Schedule set after catalogue review
Custom web app
6 weeks+
These projects are already published in Duara Dev's portfolio and can be opened for verification. Separate client-approved case-study narratives, build timelines and outcome metrics are not available in the repository, so none are invented here.
Problem represented: Present a business and distribution operation clearly at corporate scale.
Published solution: Corporate website with a performance-focused presentation.
Verified outcome: The public website is live. No traffic, conversion or performance metric is claimed.
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Problem represented: Organise several divisions under one company presence.
Published solution: Multi-division corporate website for Duara Dev's parent company.
Verified outcome: The public website is live. No unsupported result metric is claimed.
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Problem represented: Give customers a responsive route to buy digital data bundles.
Published solution: Sales portal with the integration described in the existing portfolio.
Verified outcome: The public website is live. No sales or conversion figure is claimed.
Verify the live website →Duara Dev is the technology division of Duara Group. The company describes a Nairobi-based team of engineers, designers and strategists with twelve years of work for Kenyan businesses.
Duara Dev handles technology work within Duara Group, including websites, stores, applications, systems, hosting and search.
About Duara Dev →The team is based in Nairobi and serves clients in Kenya, with work also described across the continent.
Contact the Nairobi team →Projects include a post-launch support window. Managed hosting and maintenance are optional, and clients may manage the completed site themselves.
Review support options →Check the parent company and Duara Dev's public profiles directly. No review score or award is claimed on this page.
The existing published stack includes WordPress, WooCommerce, PHP, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, Tailwind CSS, MySQL, REST APIs and Git. Technology is chosen after the content, workflow and integration requirements are clear.
Use these original guides to prepare content, budget, payment requirements and launch responsibilities before requesting a scope.
What changes the build price, what is included and which running costs are separate.
How checkout confirmation, failure states and provider setup work.
What your team can update safely and when developer support is sensible.
Forms, indexing, analytics, maintenance and reviews after go-live.
The questions to ask before selecting a website and development partner.
More guidance on domains, hosting, SEO, ownership and website operations.
The main service remains available across Kenya. These city guides explain how the same packages and development process apply to different business contexts without claiming separate Duara Dev branches.
Duara Dev publishes three website packages: Starter at KSh 30,000, Business at KSh 60,000 and E-commerce at KSh 90,000. Custom applications and work outside those scopes are quoted after discovery.
A Starter website typically takes two to three weeks, a Business website three to five weeks, and a custom web application six weeks or more. E-commerce timing is set after catalogue, delivery and integration requirements are reviewed. Content readiness and feedback time also affect the schedule.
Yes. Where content management is included, Duara Dev configures it and provides a handover so your team can update routine content.
Yes. Managed hosting is optional and currently starts at KSh 24,000 per year. You may also host and manage the completed website yourself.
Yes. Websites are built mobile-first and tested on real devices and mobile data before launch.
Share the audience, required pages, functionality, content readiness and target launch date. Duara Dev will respond with the suitable package or a custom scope, timeline and price.
Trust check: published pricing, live portfolio links, a written seven-stage process and direct phone/WhatsApp contact.
