Arusha

Web developer for Arusha businesses.

Arusha is the starting point of the northern safari circuit, with the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire and Kilimanjaro all within reach. It is home to safari and trekking companies, lodges and hotels, coffee estates, conference venues and a large community of international organisations. Many of the people choosing between Arusha businesses are doing it from another continent, months before they arrive.

JS Solutions is based in Dar es Salaam and works with Arusha businesses remotely. Briefs, design reviews and sign-off all happen over calls, WhatsApp and email, and the packages and prices are the same as in Dar es Salaam.

Mount Meru from Arusha. Photo: KaizaDee, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • 12

    projects live that you can open and click through

  • 3–7 days

    to launch a one-page site, once your text and photos are in

  • 1 year

    of domain and hosting included in every website package

  • 2

    languages to work in: English and Swahili

Work you can open

Judge the work, not the pitch.

  • The Pentagon Solutions website
  • The Deep Jiwan Portfolio website
  • The Jay Shivram Digital Resume website
  • The EFD Verify website
  • The Iron Verse website
  • The LedgerRun website
  • The Levy Desk website
  • The Precision website
  • The PayBack website
  • The TimeSync website
  • The QR Studio website
  • The Pomodoro website

01 · Why it pays here

Your guests book from abroad. The website is your front desk.

Someone planning a safari from Europe, America or Asia will never walk past your door. They compare operators and lodges online, read what each trip includes, and send an enquiry to whoever makes that easy. Many bookings also arrive through agents and platforms that take a commission. A site that sets out your trips clearly and takes enquiries directly is the part of the business nobody else takes a cut of.

View over Arusha city with Mount Meru behind it

Arusha city. Photo: Halidtz, CC BY-SA 4.0

02 · Who it is for

Who I build for in Arusha

  • Safari operators, and Kilimanjaro and Meru trekking companies
  • Lodges, tented camps, hotels and guest houses
  • Coffee estates, farms and agricultural exporters
  • Conference venues, event organisers and hospitality suppliers
  • NGOs, schools and organisations working in the northern region
  • Shops, clinics and service businesses in Arusha town

03 · What you get

What a website in Arusha needs.

  1. Itineraries people can actually read

    Each trip gets its own page: the days, the route, where guests sleep, and what is and is not included. Enquiries then arrive from people who already know what they are asking for.

  2. Fast for a visitor anywhere

    Pages are kept light so they open quickly on a slow connection in Arusha and for a traveller on another continent. A slow site loses an overseas visitor before the first photo appears.

  3. Enquiries that arrive complete

    The enquiry form asks for dates, group size and the trip, and lands with you by email and WhatsApp, so the first reply can be a proper answer rather than a list of questions.

  4. Trust shown up front

    Licences, association memberships such as TATO, guide profiles and links to your reviews sit where a first-time visitor looks for them, because trust is what an overseas guest is really buying.

Everything on the services page is available in Arusha, at the prices on the pricing page. You can see finished sites on the work page.

04 · How a project runs

Four steps. No surprises.

  1. Discover
  2. Design
  3. Build
  4. Launch
First callLive: 5–10 days for a site of up to five pages
  1. Discover

    A short call about your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do for you. No jargon, no pressure.

  2. Design

    A first look at the layout, colours, and type, built around your content, not a generic template.

  3. Build

    The design becomes a real, working site. You see progress along the way, not just at the end.

  4. Launch

    The site goes live on your domain, checked on phone, tablet, and desktop before you share it with a single customer.

05 · Questions

Questions from Arusha.

If yours is not here, send it over. You get a straight answer, not a sales call.

No. JS Solutions is based in Dar es Salaam, and Arusha projects run remotely over calls, WhatsApp and email, from the first brief to launch. You see the design and the site as they are built, and nothing needs a meeting in person.

Yes. A tour and safari site is mostly about clear itineraries, strong photographs and an easy enquiry, and the build is organised around exactly those three things. Each trip gets its own page, and enquiries reach you by email and WhatsApp.

Online payment can be added if you want it. The simplest setup is an enquiry form that reaches you by email and WhatsApp, so you can confirm availability before any money changes hands.

No. The packages and prices are the same as for Dar es Salaam and are published on the pricing page. Every package includes your domain and hosting for the first year.

Start here

Let us talk about your Arusha business.

Tell me what you do and who buys from you. You get a straight answer on what the site should be, what it costs, and how long it takes.