Industries — private clinics
Patients choose in one scroll. Most clinic websites lose them there.
Dental, dermatology-aesthetics and general medicine live or die on local digital presence: the patient searches, compares three clinics in five minutes, and books the one that made it easy. We build the digital side of that decision for Gulf clinics.
Quick answer
We build clinic websites with online booking and Arabic-first patient journeys, run DHA/MOH-compliant advertising on Meta, TikTok and Google, and make clinics citable by AI assistants. Everything is measured in enquiries and booked appointments — starting from a free 20-criteria audit of your current site.
What we found scanning Gulf clinic websites
Our October 2026 collection covered every clinic listed on public directories and maps in four cities. The headline: a huge share of clinics are invisible or broken online.
- 841
- clinics collected in Dubai alone — the region's most competitive market
- 62%
- of publicly listed Dubai clinics show no usable website
- 45%
- of publicly listed Riyadh clinics show no usable website
- 20
- criteria we score — speed, Arabic, booking, tracking, structured data
Source: our own collection from public listings, October 2026 — methodology published. Sector reports for Dubai and Riyadh clinics are in production from this data.
What a clinic engagement covers
Booking-first website
Mobile-first, bilingual, with online booking or a WhatsApp path patients actually use — and forms that reach reception, verified.
Compliant advertising
Campaigns written inside health-advertising rules: no comparative or risk-free claims, required warnings in place, Arabic for public-facing Saudi ads.
Tracking under health restrictions
Meta now limits what clinic sites may send back. We configure compliant events plus GA4 and WhatsApp/call tracking, so cost per booked appointment stays measurable.
AI visibility
Structured data and citable pages so assistants asked for 'a dermatologist in Jeddah' can verify and name your clinic.
The regulatory line, drawn clearly
Health advertising is one of the most regulated categories in the Gulf. Dubai's health authority restricts superiority claims and 'no side effects' language and requires visible warnings for surgical and invasive procedures; Saudi rules require prior approvals for several product categories and Arabic for ads aimed at the public, with real enforcement behind them.
We treat those rules as design constraints, not obstacles: campaigns and pages are written inside them from the first draft, and anything requiring a permit is flagged before it runs — not after a takedown.
Frequently asked questions
Our focus is dental, dermatology-aesthetics and general medicine — the three categories our Gulf market data covers. Adjacent specialities are welcome when the playbook transfers; we will say honestly when it does not.
Yes — either the booking platform you already use or a direct booking flow on the site, plus a WhatsApp path. In our scans, a working booking path is one of the strongest separators between clinics that convert and clinics that don't.
We configure analytics and ad events to avoid sending health-sensitive data: no condition names in URLs sent to platforms, compliant event setups under Meta's health restrictions, and consent-based measurement throughout.
Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh and Jeddah first — with our own market data in each — and the rest of the UAE and Saudi Arabia remotely.
See your clinic's score first
The free audit scores your website on the 20 criteria from our clinic scans — including booking paths, Arabic and tracking — within 24 hours.