Projects
start at
$4,000.
Three bands, set by what the project actually has to do rather than by how many pages it has. Most work lands in the middle one. If your budget sits below the first band we are not the right studio, and we will tell you that on the first call rather than waste a month of yours.
In every project.
Discovery and scope
We agree what the site actually has to do before anything is designed, and the price is set against that scope in writing. Nothing appears on the invoice that was not agreed first.
Structure before design
Page architecture and content structure are signed off before a single screen is designed. Moving a section on a wireframe costs nothing. Moving it after design costs a week.
Senior work throughout
Designed and built by the person you had the first call with. Nothing is handed down to a junior team, because there is not one.
Feedback in one set per phase
Feedback is collected once per phase and returned together rather than piece by piece. Changes after a phase is signed off reopen it and move the launch date, and we say that before work starts rather than after.
Speed, mobile and search groundwork
Responsive across devices, images compressed and served in modern formats, page titles and descriptions written rather than auto-generated, and the sitemap submitted before launch.
Handover and 30 days support
Files, logins and access transferred to you at the end. Thirty days of bug fixes, content edits, image swaps and questions after handover, extended to 45 days on larger builds.
Add-ons, priced from.
Website hosting, from SGD 200 a year
Managed hosting with SSL on our servers. The figure moves with traffic, storage and whether the site needs a staging environment or higher resources, so it is quoted once we know what the site is actually doing. You can also host it yourself. Either way the site and the accounts are yours.
Domain registration, priced by extension
Depends entirely on the extension. A .com sits at the bottom of the range; .sg and .com.sg are quoted separately because registrar pricing differs. We pass the registrar cost through rather than marking it up.
Maintenance, from SGD 200 a month
Six or twelve month terms. Security and plugin updates, backups, uptime monitoring and minor page and layout changes. What it actually costs depends on how often the site changes and how much of it there is, so anything beyond standard scope is quoted on its own rather than bundled into something you do not use.
Copywriting, quoted per page
Included from the Standard band upwards. Available on Entry projects where the existing copy is not carrying its weight, which is more often than people expect. Priced on how much research and interviewing a page needs, not on word count.
Brand identity and logo, quoted on scope
A lighter refresh of what you already have sits at the bottom of the range; a full identity with guidelines sits well above it. Usually worth doing alongside the build rather than after it, because the site is where an identity gets tested.
Photography and art direction, quoted per shoot
Arranged and directed on site. Cost depends on locations, half or full day, and whether you need stills, video or both. Worth the money on industrial and technical work, where stock photography quietly undermines everything else on the page.
Frequently asked questions.
How much does a website cost in Singapore?
Most business websites here land between $4,000 and $25,000. A refresh of a site that already works starts from $4,000. A site built from scratch, with several services or audiences to separate, usually starts from $8,000. Industrial and corporate builds carrying technical content, certifications and integrations start from $25,000. What moves the number is rarely page count, it is how much of the thinking is already done.
Why is your pricing a range instead of a fixed price?
Because the same five pages can be a two week job or a two month one, depending on whether the structure, copy and images already exist. A fixed price either overcharges the straightforward projects or quietly cuts corners on the complicated ones. We agree the band once we know what the site has to do, and it does not move after that.
How long does it take to build a website?
Most projects run six to ten weeks from kickoff. Entry projects can be quicker, and industrial builds with technical content to gather take longer. The variable is rarely the design, it is how quickly content and feedback come back. Consolidating feedback into one set per phase, rather than sending it piece by piece, is what keeps a launch date real.
What is included in the price of a website?
Discovery and written scope, page structure signed off before design, the design and build itself, responsive layouts, image compression, page titles and descriptions written rather than auto-generated, sitemap submission, thirty days of support after launch, and full handover of files and logins. Hosting, domain, maintenance, photography and brand identity are separate and priced from a starting figure.
How much is website hosting in Singapore?
Ours starts from $200 a year for managed hosting with SSL. It is a starting figure rather than a fixed one, because the cost follows traffic, storage and whether the site needs a staging environment. You are not locked in either. You own the site and can host it anywhere.
Do I need a website maintenance plan?
Not necessarily. A brochure site that rarely changes can run for a long time on occasional updates. A site handling enquiries, bookings or e-commerce is worth maintaining properly, because a broken form is invisible until someone tells you. Plans start from $200 a month on six or twelve month terms and cover updates, backups, uptime monitoring and minor changes.
How do payments work?
Smaller projects run 50% to start and 50% at launch. From $8,000 it is three milestones: 25% on signing, 35% on design sign-off and 40% on launch, with 30 day windows on the last two so your finance team is not the bottleneck. If your company needs a PO raised before invoicing, tell us on the first call rather than at invoice time.
What happens after the website launches?
Thirty days of support is included on every web project, covering bug fixes, content edits, image swaps and questions, extended to 45 days on larger builds. After that, hosting, maintenance and ongoing updates are quoted separately once we know what the site needs, rather than bundled into a subscription you may not want.