AI Agency in Abu Dhabi -
Arabic-First AI for Government & Enterprise

By default your data is hosted in-UAE or in-region, agreed per project, and every deployment is designed to align with the UAE PDPL. For Abu Dhabi clients the hosting location is confirmed in each proposal, and we design consent flows, retention rules, and access controls to align with the UAE Personal Data Protection Law. Every engagement includes a data-processing addendum stating exactly where data lives and who can access it — the kind of documentation your legal and security teams in the capital will expect before sign-off.

Yes. On-site days are built into implementation and training proposals: typically a kickoff of 1-2 days, a mid-project workshop, and go-live support, delivered at your offices whether you are on Abu Dhabi Island, Al Reem, Yas, or Masdar City. Corporate AI training is routinely delivered on-site in Abu Dhabi in Arabic or English, with a day rate of $2,500 (half-day executive briefings from $1,500).

Yes — that is the core of what we build, not an add-on. Our WhatsApp and voice agents are built on dialect-aware Arabic models and tested against golden-set evals of real Emirati and everyday Gulf speech and text before go-live, then re-tested after every model or prompt change. Generic global vendors ship English-first flows with translated menus that collapse the moment a resident in Abu Dhabi types or speaks the way people actually do — Emirati-dialect handling is the reason our agents hold up where those fail.

WhatsApp AI agents start at $199 per month plus a $490 setup (Starter), and Arabic voice agents at $149 per month per line with $0 setup (Starter). Pricing is published, not hidden: the WhatsApp Launch tier is $1,350 setup plus $400 per month, and the voice Growth pilot is a $400 setup plus $220 per month per line, quoted to Abu Dhabi clients in USD equivalent. Corporate AI training runs from $1,500 for a half-day executive briefing, with workshops at $2,500 per day depending on format and delivery mode. Every quote is scoped on a discovery call against your actual volume and integrations before you commit — no surprise line items later.

Yes, and we expect them. Abu Dhabi government and enterprise procurement is deliberate, and we structure engagements accordingly: a written scope, a data-processing addendum, defined access controls, and phased milestones your security and legal teams can review before go-live. We are happy to work through vendor onboarding, security questionnaires, and NDA requirements as part of intake rather than treating them as friction — that governance rigor is exactly why entities in the capital choose an Arabic-first specialist over a generic global tool.