
Manufacturing · Addis Ababa
ENPLAST PLC
We created a structured B2B website with distinctive industrial branding, clear product navigation, and direct inquiry paths.
Relevant portfolio
Explore our selected projects from our portfolio. Compare the work with your own requirements, visit the websites on your phone, and ask us for detailed project information. Each description below identifies the work listed in our project record.

Manufacturing · Addis Ababa
We created a structured B2B website with distinctive industrial branding, clear product navigation, and direct inquiry paths.

Restaurant · Footscray, Melbourne, Australia
We created the restaurant logo and a responsive website with a visual menu, dish pages, venue information, and prominent reservation and ordering links.

Ride Hailing · Addis Ababa
We built a responsive product website with focused messaging, clear service paths, and prominent rider and driver calls to action.

Tourism · Addis Ababa
We built a visual-first tourism website with destination storytelling, clear travel pathways, and prominent specialist inquiry calls to action.

Education · Jijjiga
We built a modern education website with clear structure, strong branding, and a simple admissions flow.

E-Commerce · Addis Ababa
We created the Silkroad wordmark and a multivendor e-commerce website with product search, category browsing, seller profiles, and customer and seller account pathways.

Fintech · Addis Ababa
We created a responsive fintech website with benefit-led messaging, product visuals, trust cues, and prominent membership calls to action.

Eco-Tech · USA
We built a corporate site that balances trust, compliance, and easy service inquiry.
Start with a page structure your visitors understand: Home, About, Services, Products, Contact, Blog / News, and Careers, supported by an Admin / CMS. Confirm the pages and features your business needs in the proposal.
A corporate website, an online catalogue, and a custom web application need different scopes. Identify CMS roles, customer accounts, integrations, and future payment needs early. We integrate both Chapa and Telebirr for online payments, with merchant account access and the payment flow agreed before development.
Include the wider product in your brief so the website, accounts, and connected systems can be planned together. Review the relevant service scope before requesting a combined proposal.
Payment integration in Ethiopia: We integrate both Chapa and Telebirr into websites. Discuss your merchant account, checkout flow, and payment requirements with our team so we can plan and test the integration.
We build with Next.js, PostgreSQL, and TanStack, with related tools chosen for the agreed scope. The proposal identifies the CMS or admin features, database requirements, integrations, hosting setup, and the code your team receives at handover.
Use the same checks when comparing a web design company in Ethiopia and when accepting the finished website. Agree the checks and evidence with the delivery team so that “fast,” “secure,” and “easy to manage” have a clear meaning for your project.
DreamTech reports a performance range of 97–100 across its project checks. This supplied result for the Taste of Ethiopia website shows the individual performance, accessibility, SEO, and Agentic Browsing scores.

We use Lighthouse to review performance, accessibility, and SEO. Google Search Console, Bing, and Cloudflare support ongoing inspection and improvement. Agree the monitoring accounts, review responsibilities, and follow-up work in the support plan.
We also optimize websites for AI agents using Cloudflare inspection. The supplied project screenshot labels its 3/3 result “Agentic Browsing.” Review the inspection report and the pages it covers alongside search and accessibility checks; this metric is not a universal AI trust score.
Open the site on a phone and complete the main visitor task. Check menu access, readable content, touch controls, and contact forms.
Evidence to review: Approved designs and a recorded mobile, tablet, and desktop review.
Test representative pages, including image-heavy pages, on mobile. Record the page URL, test date, device, and loading conditions.
Evidence to review: Page-specific speed reports and the changes agreed before launch.
Review useful page titles, descriptions, headings, links, mobile content, and the agreed SEO setup.
Evidence to review: A page inventory and launch checklist showing what was included.
Confirm HTTPS, administrator access, form handling, backups, and who handles security updates and incidents.
Evidence to review: Named responsibilities and a documented backup and recovery arrangement.
Ask an intended editor to sign in and update a page. Confirm administrator access and what can be changed without a developer.
Evidence to review: An editing demonstration, account handover, and agreed training.
Test contact delivery, WhatsApp, maps, analytics, and any approved payment flow with the account owners.
Evidence to review: A working handoff to the intended destination and an integration inventory.
Agree the relevant test scope for your website, CMS, admin panel, APIs, and integrations in the proposal. The assessment report should identify the tested system, tools, test date, findings, fixes, retest results, and any unresolved items.
Nmap, SSL Labs, testssl.sh
Review the exposed infrastructure and SSL / TLS configuration within the agreed assessment scope.
SecurityHeaders, Mozilla Observatory
Inspect the website’s security headers and basic web configuration, then address findings and retest.
OWASP ZAP, Nuclei
Scan the agreed application surface and investigate the findings as part of the wider assessment.
Burp Suite
Test authentication, authorization, IDOR / BOLA, sessions, file uploads, APIs, rate limits, password reset, admin endpoints, CORS, and input validation where applicable.
SAST, secret scanning, dependency / SCA scanning
Review source code, exposed secrets, and dependencies. Record findings, fixes, and retest results.
OWASP WSTG checklist
Cover configuration, identity, authentication, authorization, sessions, input validation, error handling, cryptography, business logic, client-side security, and APIs.
The workflow describes our assessment approach and the way we test our clients website and fix.
Web development company in Addis Ababa
We provide communication and website content in English, Afaan Oromoo, Amharic, Tigrinya, and related local languages. Agree the language versions, page count, content owners, and review responsibilities when planning the website.
Our Addis Ababa requirements discussions cover users, workflows, data, integrations, security, launch, and support. We integrate both Telebirr and Chapa. Include your Ethiopian payment requirements in the brief so we can agree the merchant account setup, payment flow, and testing.
Clear website pricing
Our website development prices in Addis Ababa are ETB 15,000, ETB 35,000, and ETB 55,000, including VAT. Compare the page range and included work, then confirm your final scope and terms in a written proposal.
2–22 pages
ETB 15,000
For personal brands, professionals, startups, and small companies with a focused website brief.
23–75 pages
ETB 35,000
For companies, NGOs, and institutions that need more service, product, project, and organization content.
76–150 pages
ETB 55,000
For larger organizations, product catalogues, and online stores. We integrate both Chapa and Telebirr.
Ownership, support, and continuity
Client ownership, GitHub delivery, code transfer, and training are part of our website service. Use these commitments to review your proposal and check the handover.
Review feedback alongside the actual work. Ask which project a reference concerns, what DreamTech delivered, and how communication and support worked. We can send detailed information about projects in our portfolio on request.
The links below let you inspect published feedback and the company profile. We do not assign an independent rating or a review count on this page.
Whether you need a professional website developer in Addis Ababa for a first company site or a more complex build, begin with the same written requirements. The example below is a starting brief you can adapt.
I need a professional corporate website for an Ethiopian company. Please quote for approximately 15 pages: Home, About, Services, Products, Contact, Blog / News, Careers, and an Admin / CMS. Please confirm English and Amharic, responsive design, SEO, WhatsApp, Google Maps, analytics, contact forms, SSL, hosting, and Chapa and Telebirr payment integration. Please send 5–10 relevant website examples, your project role, recommended technology, milestones and timeline, detailed pricing and exclusions, renewal and maintenance costs, support period, backup and security responsibilities, ownership and full admin access, and handover terms. Please also confirm communication languages and review meetings.
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Confirm pages, languages, features, technology, price, ownership, timeline, and milestones.
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Review the proposed structure and design with named decision owners before development.
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Review working pages and test mobile use, CMS, forms, speed, security, and integrations.
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Transfer code and account access, provide training, and begin the 45-day support period.
Inspect 5–10 relevant websites, try them on your phone, check loading speed and project attribution, then compare written proposals. Review portfolio, design, technical quality, local experience, reviews, price, support, ownership, and communication. The 100-point checklist on this page assigns weights to those factors; it does not award DreamTech a score.
The packages on this page are ETB 15,000 for Personal & Small Business, ETB 35,000 for Professional Company & Growth, and ETB 55,000 for Large Company & E-Commerce. They include 2 years of free Fast CDN hosting, 1 year of free domain registration, client ownership, code transfer, training, and 45 days of support. Final scope, tax treatment, renewals, and optional integrations are confirmed in the written proposal. We integrate both Chapa and Telebirr for online payments.
Yes. DreamTech provides communication and website content in English, Afaan Oromoo, Amharic, Tigrinya, and related local languages. Agree the required languages, page count per language, content, and review responsibilities in your project brief.
DreamTech’s website-development stack includes Next.js, PostgreSQL, and TanStack. Related tools, CMS or admin features, database requirements, integrations, and hosting are selected and documented for the agreed project scope.
Compare the same scope: page count, design approach, CMS, content, integrations, testing, hosting, domain renewals, maintenance, and handover. A lower initial price does not show the total cost or value unless the included work and exclusions are clear.
DreamTech’s published website packages cost ETB 15,000, ETB 35,000, and ETB 55,000 for the stated scope. A custom website with additional workflows, account roles, database requirements, or integrations needs a written scope and quote. We integrate both Chapa and Telebirr for online payments. Compare the agreed deliverables, ongoing costs, support, and ownership terms alongside the initial price.
Yes. The client owns the domain, hosting account, source code, database, and website content, with full administrator access. DreamTech helps set up the client’s GitHub account, develops and deploys through the client’s repository, transfers the code, and includes training. Another developer can take over; any third-party license or platform terms are identified in the proposal.
DreamTech includes 45 days of post-launch support and backups twice per day. The proposal and handover define support scope, response expectations, backup storage and retention, restoration access, and maintenance arrangements after the included period.
DreamTech uses Cloudflare and follows an assessment workflow covering Nmap, SSL Labs, testssl.sh, SecurityHeaders, Mozilla Observatory, OWASP ZAP, Nuclei, manual testing with Burp Suite, and SAST, secret, and dependency scanning. OWASP WSTG guides assessment coverage. Applicable graded checks target A+; a configuration grade does not replace application testing. Request the agreed scope, dated findings, fixes, and retest report for your project.
We use Lighthouse, Google Search Console, Bing, and Cloudflare inspection for review and ongoing improvement. The supplied Taste of Ethiopia project screenshot shows Performance 99, Accessibility 100, Best Practices 100, SEO 100, and Agentic Browsing 3/3. DreamTech also reports a 97–100 performance range across its project checks. The screenshot is one project example; request the full dated report and test settings when comparing results.
Yes. The portfolio lists DreamTech website projects, with public website links where available. DreamTech can provide detailed project information on request. Review comparable sites on your phone and ask about the delivered scope and available client references before choosing a development partner.
Yes. Your company owns the domain, and registration is managed through your company email.
Yes. We configure and deploy the project through accounts under your email during development, so you have control from the start.
Yes. We help create your GitHub account under your email, connect to your repository, and work from there. Your project lives in your repository during development; source-code transfer is part of handover.
Yes. Your company owns the database and website content, with access included in handover.
Yes. You receive full admin access and training. We provide a Google Docs handover document under your email covering account ownership, configuration, deployment, included features, and how to update the website.
Yes. Your accounts, repository, code, database, and documentation allow another developer to take over. Any third-party platform or license terms are identified in the proposal.
Yes. Backups run twice a day. Your handover explains backup storage, retention, and how to restore the website.
45 days after launch. We confirm the support contact and included work in your proposal.
DreamTech takes responsibility for responding to a website hack and handling recovery. The proposal records the incident contact, response process, and ongoing security arrangements.
Yes. We integrate Chapa and Telebirr based on your package and requirements. Both are included in the ETB 55,000 package; adding payments later to another package is quoted before work starts.
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