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How much does company profile design cost, and what is included?

Understand WJAZ company profile pricing, page and language limits, PDF delivery, revision rounds and the inputs needed to compare design proposals.

The short answer

WJAZ company profile design is SAR 1,600 for up to 20 pages in one language, with a shareable PDF and two consolidated revision rounds. Bilingual versions, extra pages and new copywriting are agreed separately. Compare the scope before comparing the price.

The published WJAZ scope

The service covers organising available content and designing pages to present the business, its services, approved capabilities and projects in line with its identity. It includes up to 20 pages in Arabic or English. The indicative duration is 4–8 business days after complete materials and scope approval; the proposal confirms the final timeline.

This is the price for WJAZ’s defined service, not a Saudi market average. Up to 20 pages does not mean that every profile should fill 20 pages. A shorter document can be more useful when the approved material is limited.

What can change the cost?

  • Content: organising supplied copy differs from gathering information and writing it from scratch.
  • Languages: bilingual production, translation and language review need explicit agreement.
  • Volume: additional pages, large product lists and complex tables affect the work.
  • Assets: photography, image purchases and a new brand identity are not automatically included.
  • Handover: editable source files and specialist print preparation should be specified in the proposal.

Two illustrative briefs

First brief: a business has an approved logo, Arabic copy and permitted images, and needs a 12-page PDF. This can be assessed against the basic design scope; fewer pages do not automatically imply a proportional price reduction.

Second brief: a business needs 28 pages in Arabic and English, new copywriting and editable files. These requirements exceed the published scope and need an itemised proposal. These are hypothetical comparisons, not quotations for actual clients.

Questions for every proposal

  1. How many pages are included, and how are the two language versions counted?
  2. Who supplies the copy, and is writing or translation included?
  3. Which file formats are delivered, including print or editable versions?
  4. How many revision rounds are included, and what does a consolidated round mean?
  5. When does the timeline start, and what happens if materials or approvals are delayed?
  6. What is the final amount, including any applicable fees or tax, and how will it be shown on the quotation and invoice?

Do not assume an unwritten item is included. Collect feedback from your team before each review round so the designer receives one consistent set of instructions.

Prepare a useful pricing enquiry

State the business activity, intended audience, language, expected length and required formats. Explain whether content is ready or needs development, and provide a reference direction rather than relying only on a phrase such as “very professional”. Sensitive documents are not needed for an initial scope enquiry.

If you need a capability statement, meeting presentation and project pages as well as a profile, consider the supplier presentation scope. These separate outputs should not be assumed to be included in a profile-only price.

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