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How Much Does a Website Cost in the Philippines? A Simple Guide
"How much is a website?" is the first question almost every Filipino business owner asks us. The honest answer is: it depends on what the website needs to do. This guide explains what changes the price, so you can plan before you ask for a quote.
The short answer
For a small business in the Philippines, most websites fall into four groups:
- A starter website for a new business: our Startup website is only ₱1,299, with 1 year of hosting included. The domain name is priced separately.
- A simple website (up to 5 pages): our Growth websites start from ₱15,000.
- A business website (up to 12 pages, with forms and easy updates): our Business websites start from ₱35,000.
- An online system (bookings, customer records, reports): priced after a short chat, because every business works differently.
These are starting prices. Your quote lists exactly what you get.
What makes a website cost more
Number of pages. A one-page website for a food stall costs less than a 20-page website for a resort with rooms, packages and galleries.
Forms and bookings. A simple contact form is quick. A booking form that checks dates or sends confirmations takes more work.
Writing and photos. If you already have your text and photos, the job is faster. If you need help writing or choosing photos, plan a little more.
Updates you can do yourself. Being able to change your own prices and photos is worth it for most businesses, and it adds a little setup time.
Getting found on Google. Every website we build is set up so search engines can read it. Extra work on local search, like your Google Business Profile, can be added.
Yearly costs to plan for
A website has a few running costs after launch:
- Domain name (your .com or .ph address), paid every year.
- Hosting (where your website lives online), paid monthly or yearly.
- Website Care (optional): updates, security checks, backups and small changes each month.
Ask for these to be listed separately in your quote, so nothing surprises you later.
Questions to ask before you pay
- Who owns the domain and the website when it is done? (It should be you.)
- Can I update the text and photos myself?
- What happens if something breaks after launch?
- What is included, and what costs extra?
Ready for a number?
Tell us a little about your business and what you want the website to do. We will reply with a simple plan and a clear price. Get a free quote.
Questions about this topic
Is a cheap website a bad idea?
Not always. A small, well-made website is better than a big one nobody finishes. Just check what is included and who owns it.
Do I have to pay every year?
Yes, for your domain and hosting. Care plans are optional but keep your website safe and up to date.