The website that stops being somewhere you send people and becomes the system they work in. A portal your buyers sign into, a dashboard your branches run on, and your stock system feeding both.
Arabic and English in every buildTen to twenty pages, designed around how you already workFive to eight weeks from kickoff to live
The final figure comes after a 30-minute discovery call. It depends on scope — never on who’s asking.
Wadi’s Lead Engine site did exactly what it was built to do — the enquiries arrived, and the reseller list grew to forty accounts. Then those forty started phoning six branches to ask where their order was, and the stock figure the site quoted came out of a file somebody updated on Thursdays.
Nothing on this page is wrong. It is a working Lead Engine site and it is still selling. But every number on it, and every answer behind it, is typed by a person — and there are now forty accounts asking.
The same business with its own systems attached. Buyers sign in and answer their own questions, the team watches all six branches on one screen, and the stock figure both of them read comes straight out of the warehouse.
The common thread isn't size. It's that the routine work — where's my order, what's in stock, what do I owe — gets answered by a person, one message at a time, and there are now too many people asking.
You sell through other companies — resellers, dealers, appointed distributors — and every one of them needs the same answers about their own account.
The moment it mattersA reseller phones a branch to ask where their order got to.
Branches, depots, warehouses. The real number exists — it just exists in several places at once, and none of them is the website.
The moment it mattersTwo branches quote the same part with different availability.
An ERP, a warehouse system, an accounting package. The business already runs on data the website has no way to read.
The moment it mattersSomeone re-types yesterday's stock figures into the website.
The same questions, answered by hand, every day, by someone whose job was supposed to be selling rather than looking things up.
The moment it mattersSomebody has to be reachable for the business to function.
Find your business
If the enquiries themselves are the bottleneck, rather than the admin behind them, Lead Engine is the honest starting point — and we'll say so on the call.
The three systems this package is named for, plus everything Lead Engine ships and the bilingual foundation under all of it. Not modules, not tiers within the tier — this is the whole package as quoted.
Jump to a feature
Each one contains the one before it. Digital Operations is the last step — where the website stops answering for you and starts doing the work. The two before it are complete packages, not smaller versions of this one.
For companies that need to look established — quickly.
Where every package starts —
For companies whose website should be producing business, not just sitting there.
Everything in Trade Presence, plus —
For established companies with real operational complexity.
Everything in Lead Engine, plus —
| Trade Presence | Lead Engine | Digital Operations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Looking established, fast | Generating enquiries | Running operations |
| Starting at | EGP 15,000 | EGP 30,000 | EGP 55,000 |
| Pages | 1–5 | 5–10 | 10–20 |
| Delivery | 2–3 weeks | 3–5 weeks | 5–8 weeks |
| Design revisions | 1 round | 2 rounds | 3 rounds |
| Arabic + English | Included | Included | Included |
| Lead capture | Enquiry form + WhatsApp | Quote requests, catalogue, finder, WhatsApp routing | Everything, plus portals and dashboards |
| Maintenance included | First 6 months | First 6 months | First 6 months |
Every figure above is a starting point. The final one comes after a 30-minute discovery call — it depends on scope, never on who's asking.
Most companies arrive here through Lead Engine — quote requests and a catalogue first, portals and dashboards when the admin starts to hurt. There is no penalty for starting one step down.
Send a short brief and we'll come back within two working days — a short call to understand the work, then a clear scope, a fixed figure and a delivery date. No obligation, and no pressure to sign anything.
