Web Hosting for Oman Businesses — Arabic-Ready, from 49 SAR

Four plans, priced in riyals, with the rial equivalent beside them

	Shared Hosting	Dedicated Hosting	Cloud Hosting	Cloud Pro
SAR / month (excl. VAT)	49	119	199 149 for the first 3 months	249 199 for the first 3 months
About OMR / month	5.024	12.201	20.404 15.277 intro	25.531 20.404 intro
Websites	1	5	25	50
Memory	512 MB	1 GB	4 GB	8 GB
NVMe storage	25 GB	50 GB	100 GB	200 GB
Mailboxes included	1	10	25	50

Every plan includes the S Panel control panel, one-click WordPress, free auto-renewing SSL certificates, daily backups, PHP with MySQL and PostgreSQL 16 databases, Node.js apps and a 99.9% uptime SLA. Prices exclude VAT; where 15% Saudi VAT applies, the checkout adds it as a separate line before you pay. The conversion method is explained on the Omani rial pricing page.

Choosing a plan the way Omani businesses actually use them

Shared (49 SAR): one bilingual company profile site, a contact form and one mailbox. Right for a contracting firm in Barka, a clinic in Ibri or a guesthouse near Jebel Akhdar that needs to be findable and credible.
Dedicated (119 SAR): up to five sites and ten mailboxes. Fits a group with a separate site per brand, or a company that wants its team on proper email without a second subscription.
Cloud (199 SAR): 4 GB of memory and 25 sites. The usual home for a WooCommerce shop that ships across the Sultanate, a booking site that is busy in season, or a Muscat agency hosting its clients.
Cloud Pro (249 SAR): double the memory and 50 sites, for stores with large catalogues and web applications that do real work on each request.

Start with the plan that fits today rather than the one that fits a forecast. If the site outgrows it, support will help you move to a larger plan.

Put your site on the trial and see how it runs

Arabic-first sites need more than a translated theme

Most Omani websites have two audiences: Arabic-speaking customers and officials, and English-speaking partners, expatriate staff and visitors. That shapes the hosting job in ways a generic host ignores.

Right-to-left must survive caching and minification. Test the Arabic version of every key page after any performance plugin is switched on; a broken right-to-left stylesheet is a common bilingual fault, and an easy one to miss if you only check the English pages.
Arabic URLs and file names work, but keep image file names in Latin characters; it avoids encoding surprises when files are moved between systems.
Fonts are part of speed. A heavy Arabic web font loaded in four weights can cost more than the rest of the page. Load the weights you use.
Email on the same domain should say the same thing as the site. With mailboxes included in every plan, your contact page and your signature finally match.

Developers building more than brochure sites can use PostgreSQL and Node.js on the same plans; the details are on our PostgreSQL hosting and Node.js hosting pages.

Moving an existing Omani website without downtime

Most sites we see from Oman already live somewhere: a host abroad picked years ago, a reseller account a freelancer set up, or a server nobody has logged in to since the developer left. A careful move takes an afternoon of attention, not a weekend of risk.

List what you have. Site files, the database, every mailbox on the domain, and who controls the domain at the registrar. For .om and .com.om names that is your Omani registrar account; find the login before you start.
Lower the DNS TTL at the current DNS provider a day ahead, so the switch takes effect quickly.
Copy the site into S Panel and test it on the new server before anyone outside sees it.
Recreate mailboxes and copy old mail across, so nobody loses their history.
Switch DNS, then keep the old hosting for a week while the change settles everywhere.

Our team gives guided migration support through each of these steps, in Arabic or English. If your domain has never had SPF, DKIM and DMARC records, this is also the moment to add them; the business email for Oman page explains why it matters for mail to ministries and large companies.

Start the free trial and plan your move with us

Where this hosting is, said plainly

The servers are in Riyadh. That keeps your site in the Gulf, on a platform whose team shares most of your working day, and it lets us give you real Saudi riyal prices with no currency surcharge on our side. It does not place your site inside Oman. For most company sites nobody has asked for that; if someone has, read about local servers in Oman, on request. For the full picture of what Omani customers can buy, start at the Oman hub, and compare with the general web hosting plans page.

Frequently asked questions

Is the hosting located in Oman?

No. Skyline web hosting runs on servers in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It serves visitors in Oman from there. If a contract or regulator requires your system to be hosted inside Oman, look at the local server option, which is offered on request.

Which plan suits a typical Omani company website?

A single bilingual company site with a contact form fits Shared hosting. Choose Dedicated once you run more than one site or need up to ten mailboxes, and Cloud or Cloud Pro for an online shop, a busy booking site or an agency hosting many client sites.

Can I keep my .om domain where it is?

Yes. Your .om or .com.om registration stays with your current registrar. You only change the DNS records or nameservers there so the domain points at your Skyline hosting. The S Panel shows the values to use.

Will Arabic content and right-to-left layouts work?

Yes. The hosting serves whatever your site produces, and Arabic WordPress themes, Arabic URLs and bilingual plugins behave as they do anywhere. The control panel and support are also available in Arabic.

Do you move my website for me?

We offer guided migration support: our team walks you through copying files and databases, recreating mailboxes and switching DNS, and checks the result with you. Tell support what you are moving during the trial and we will plan it with you.

Are backups included?

Yes. Every plan includes daily backups of your hosting account. For computers, NAS devices or Microsoft 365 files there is a separate cloud backup service priced per terabyte.

How do I pay from Oman?

By card, into a prepaid wallet in Saudi riyals; the plan renews from that wallet. The OMR figures on this page are approximate conversions. Your bank converts the SAR amount at its own rate.

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