— Pricing
Six things LOOM sells, six starting points, published. Every figure below is where a project begins — not a quote, and not the number you get after an hour on a call finding out how big your company is.
4 one-off builds · 2 ongoing rates · every figure quoted in Jordanian dinar, fixed in writing before anything starts.
— The ladder
One row per tier, everything visible at once. The bar under the four one-off builds is that floor measured against the dearest one — the price ladder, drawn. The two ongoing rates sit below them, because a rate is not a rung.
01
from 500 JOD
one-off
A brand site that behaves like a campaign — built, not templated.
The floor buys The floor buys a designed multi-section site in Arabic and English, on your domain, that you own outright.
02
from 1,200 JOD
one-off
E-commerce, catalogues, booking — anything with a database behind it.
The floor buys The floor buys a working store: products, checkout, orders and an admin you can actually run without us.
03
from 2,500 JOD
one-off
iOS and Android from one codebase, submitted to both stores.
The floor buys The floor buys a real, shippable app — design, build and store submission. Store fees and any paid service it calls are yours.
04
from 3,900 JOD
one-off
The internal tool nobody sells you — dashboards, configurators, AI agents.
The floor buys The floor buys a scoped first version in production, not a prototype. Scope is agreed before anyone writes code.
05
from 89 JOD
per month
A month of content — written, designed, scheduled, checked by a human.
The floor buys Starting point — the exact quote depends on the brand.
Put the machine on my brand→06
from 320 JOD
per seat
We teach your team to run the machine themselves.
The floor buys Floor is the smallest bookable cohort at three modules. Cohorts of 15+ and 30+ get a volume break.
See the modules→— The steps
The gaps in the build ladder are not rounded-up guesses — each floor is the one under it plus a specific amount of work. Here is what that work is, and what it costs.
Website → Store & platform
+700 JOD 2.4× the floor under it
A store is the site plus a database, a checkout and an admin — the parts a catalogue needs before anyone can buy from it.
Store & platform → Mobile app
+1,300 JOD 2.1× the floor under it
An app is the store plus two native targets and a review process: one codebase, two stores, and the submission each of them runs you through.
Mobile app → Custom software
+1,400 JOD 1.6× the floor under it
Software is the app plus a spec and a support window — the scope is agreed in writing before anyone writes code, and the handover is followed by a period where it is still being looked after.
For scale, in the other direction: the cheapest one-off floor here (500 JOD) is about 5.6 months of The Machine at 89 JOD a month — the same order of magnitude, which is deliberate. A build you own and a rate you can stop are different decisions, not different planets.
— The variables
Three things, and they are the same three on every project. None of them is how big your company looks.
01
Arabic is written, not translated — copy read in Arabic is written in Arabic first and the English follows it, and layouts are built right-to-left properly rather than mirrored. That is two pieces of writing and two layouts, not one of each.
From the FAQ: “Do you actually work in Arabic, or just translate?”
02
An existing identity is a constraint LOOM works inside, not a reason to start over — and it usually makes a project cheaper rather than more expensive. Starting from a brand book, a product feed or a photo library is a shorter build than starting from a name.
From the FAQ: “We already have an agency / a site / a brand book.”
03
Depth is the number of things behind the screen: a database, a checkout, an admin, two native targets, a spec, a support window. Each of those is a rung on the ladder above, which is why the floors step the way they do.
From the ladder: every rung is the one under it plus something that had to be built.
The standing rule
Every figure is a starting point, not a quote. What moves it: how many languages, how much of the content already exists, and how deep the thing has to go. You get a fixed number in writing before anything starts — LOOM does not bill by the hour.
And what a floor does not cover
— Paying, and what happens next
Project work is a fixed price agreed in writing before it starts, split across milestones — never billed by the hour, so a slow week is LOOM’s problem and not your invoice. The Machine is month to month with no minimum term and no retainer, cancellable whenever it stops earning its keep. Workshops are per seat, invoiced per cohort. The 3D models are the one thing you can buy on the spot: the first is free, the rest are 2 JOD each, paid by CliQ and confirmed on WhatsApp.
A brand site is typically two to four weeks; a store or an app, six to twelve. Content through The Machine starts inside a week. Generative production is why those numbers are shorter than an agency quotes — a campaign that needed a shoot week is days of art direction instead. You get the actual dates in writing with the quote, before anything starts.
Every project starts with intent, not aesthetics. We interrogate the brief until the real problem shows itself.
Strategy, creativity and technology braided into one direction — where emotion meets logic and ideas are backed by systems.
No templates. No shortcuts. Identity, content, code and CGI built properly, by hand and by machine.
Work designed to perform, engage and last beyond the scroll — then measured, tuned and pushed further.
Tell us what you need and you get a number, in writing, before anything starts.
— Straight answers
Project work is a fixed price agreed in writing before it starts, split across milestones — never billed by the hour, so a slow week is LOOM’s problem and not your invoice. The Machine is month to month with no minimum term and no retainer, cancellable whenever it stops earning its keep. Workshops are per seat, invoiced per cohort. The 3D models are the one thing you can buy on the spot: the first is free, the rest are 2 JOD each, paid by CliQ and confirmed on WhatsApp.
There is no minimum retainer and no minimum company size. The floors on the pricing above are the real entry points — The Machine exists precisely so a brand with no marketing team can run like it has one. If what you need is smaller than any of those, say so in the form and you will get a straight answer rather than an upsell.
Yes, and it usually makes things cheaper rather than more expensive. An existing identity is a constraint LOOM works inside, not a reason to start over — plenty of projects here are a content engine bolted onto someone else’s brand, or a rebuild of a site whose identity stays untouched. If starting over genuinely is the right call, you will be told why before you are quoted for it.
Everything else — ownership, languages, where we are — is on the FAQ.
Amman × Sarajevo
— Contact
Tell the machine what you are making. A human answers — fast, and in your language.
Amman × Sarajevo
