Fast, affordable web hosting in Riyadh.

Shared hosting from Saudi companies usually starts between SAR 16 and SAR 40 a month for a single site, often only on a long prepaid term. HostKarle's Basic plan is SAR 6.34 a month billed monthly, SAR 4.22 a month on a yearly plan (SAR 50.59 a year) or SAR 2.08 a month on a three-year plan, and it renews at the same price.

Pay online with a Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card, including many cards issued by Saudi banks. The checkout charges US dollars; the riyal prices on this page are the dollar price at the fixed Saudi peg of 1 US$ = SAR 3.75. Your bank may add a small foreign-transaction fee. Mada-only cards, STC Pay, SADAD, cash and bank transfer cannot be used at our checkout.

Yes. Search for your name above and register it in the same checkout as your hosting. A .com costs SAR 49.46 a year (US$13.19), and .net, .org, .online and .co are available too. We do not register .sa domains; if you already own a domain elsewhere, point its nameservers to ns1.fastnsdns.com and ns2.fastnsdns.com.

Yes, for 2 days. Ask within 48 hours of your first purchase and we refund the hosting fee in full. After that, refunds are only given for a prolonged outage on our side, and domains are never refundable. Many Saudi hosts offer 30 days, so try the service in those first two days. Read the full refund policy.

Yes. Whether you are with Dimofinf, Sahara Net, SaudiHost or anyone else, send us your control-panel login and we copy the website, databases and mailboxes at no charge. Your old site stays live until you change the nameservers, so there is no downtime.

Not directly. Google has said for years that server location is a weak signal at most; what tells Google a site is for Riyadh is prices in SAR, local addresses and phone numbers, and content written for local customers. Speed does count, so keep pages light and use a CDN such as Cloudflare.

We do not have a data centre in Saudi Arabia. The Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL), fully enforced by SDAIA since September 2024, allows personal data to be sent abroad with safeguards and a risk assessment, so most business websites can be hosted outside the Kingdom. Government and critical-infrastructure systems under National Cybersecurity Authority controls, SAMA-regulated financial firms and health data generally have to stay in Saudi Arabia. If that applies to you, use a Saudi data centre. This is not legal advice.

Yes, for your website and email. If your office handles government contracts or data covered by National Cybersecurity Authority (NCA) controls, those systems usually have to be hosted inside Saudi Arabia, so keep them with a local provider and use us only for public marketing sites. This is not legal advice.

For most small and mid-sized sites, yes. Bandwidth is unlimited and sites run on SSD. Put Cloudflare's free plan in front for big spikes; if you expect tens of thousands of visitors at once, a VPS is the better choice and we will say so.