Choose a website design package in Singapore that fits your budget

My website design packages start at SGD 2,535 for Starter. The One Week Website is SGD 3,545, Growth is from SGD 7,585 and Premium from SGD 10,620. For comparison, most business websites in Singapore cost between SGD 3,000 and SGD 15,000. Whichever package you choose, the price is fixed before I start.

Starter, from SGD 2,535, includes up to 10 pages designed from scratch, the copy for every page and custom images, a contact form, a WhatsApp button, Google Maps and click to call, and on-page SEO with Analytics and Search Console. You get three rounds of design changes and a 14-day bug-fix warranty. A CMS, a blog and a shop start at Growth and Premium.

Starter suits a small business that needs a proper site and is happy to message me its changes. Growth suits one that will edit pages or publish articles itself. If you sell online or take bookings with payments, Premium is the one. Tell me what the business does and I'll tell you which fits.

The One Week Website is SGD 3,545, fixed, for up to 20 pages, live in 7 days. Starter is from SGD 2,535 for up to 10 pages and takes 2 to 3 weeks. Neither has a CMS or a blog. Choose the One Week Website when the launch date matters more than the price.

Yes. Moving up later is quoted as the difference: the extra pages, Growth's CMS and blog, or Premium's shop. Going from a static Starter site to a CMS means rebuilding some of it, so if you already know you'll want to edit pages yourself, starting on Growth costs less overall.

Extra pages are SGD 350 each, written and designed to match the rest of the site, whether you add them during the build or after launch. A much bigger site, or one with logins and dashboards, gets its own quote instead of a package price.

Yes. A shop can be added to Starter or Growth from SGD 3,540, with the product catalogue, cart, payment gateway and order handling. Premium, from SGD 10,620, already includes a shop or a booking system with payments, and it costs less than Growth plus the shop add-on.

No. Hosting sits on your own account, usually SGD 10 to 30 a month, and I set it up on launch day. Your domain stays in your name too. If you take the website partner retainer, hosting and upkeep are included in it.

You pay half when I start and half when you approve the finished site, before it goes live. The price is fixed before the first payment, and it only changes if you add something to the scope along the way.

Starter comes with a 14-day bug-fix warranty, Growth with 30 days of support including small content changes, and Premium with 60 days including content changes and one new feature. After that, changes are SGD 150 an hour, or the website partner retainer at SGD 3,045 a month keeps growing the site.

Yes. You own the site and everything I make for it, including the copy and the images, and there's no lock-in contract. If you ever move to another developer, they can pick it up from where I left it.

That's normal, especially for a new business. I write the copy for every page, and I make custom images with AI, art-directed to your brand colours, so you aren't using the same stock photos as your competitors. It's included in every package. When you have real photos later, I swap them in.

A package has a fixed price and a fixed list of what it covers, which suits most business websites. A custom quote is for work outside those lists, like a web app with logins, a large shop or a system that has to talk to other software. If you aren't sure which you need, message me and I'll tell you.

Not for the design itself. PSG, which most grant-funded website packages were sold under, closed to new applications on 29 September 2026, and the EDGE Grant that replaced it has no website design category. The nearest is its e-commerce activity: for an online shop from a pre-approved vendor, an eligible SME can claim back up to 50% of the software cost, capped at S$2,500, after paying the vendor in full. My websites are custom and aren't sold as grant packages; Starter is SGD 2,535, fixed.