How much does a website cost?

Three ranges

• One-page site

  RM 500 to 900

  A single page that says what you do, shows enough to be trusted, and makes the next step obvious.

  • One page, written and designed around a single goal
  • Mobile layout and a working contact form
  • Basic search setup so the page can be found
  • Launch support and a short handover

  A new venture, one service, or an event that only needs a page of information.

• Business site

  RM 1,200 to 2,000

  Three to five pages that cover what you offer, who you are, and how to reach you.

  • Home, services, about, and contact pages
  • Page-by-page structure and layout
  • Search setup, analytics, and a contact form
  • Internal links so the right page gets found

  A shop, clinic, studio, or practice that needs to be found and understood.

• Store or web app

  From RM 2,500

  Selling online, taking bookings, or replacing a repeated manual task with a tool that fits how you work.

  • Product, booking, or account flows
  • Payment or booking provider setup
  • Dashboards, admin views, or integrations
  • Testing before launch and a written handover

  A business ready to sell online, take bookings, or stop doing something by hand.

What moves the price

• How many pagesOne page is one conversation. Five pages means five, each with its own structure.
• Who writes the wordsIf you supply finished copy, the build moves faster. If we write it, that is part of the work.
• Images and photographyLicensed images or a photographer on site change the budget quickly.
• Payments, bookings, and accountsAnything handling money or personal data needs more care and more testing.
• Connections to other systemsAccounting, delivery, inventory, or a CRM. Each connection is its own small project.
• Moving old contentAn existing site with fifty pages is a migration, not a build.

What the price does not include

• Domain and hostingPaid directly by you. At this scale, usually well under RM200 a year.
• Paid plugins or subscriptionsAny third-party service you choose to use, billed by them.
• Photography and illustrationCommissioned separately, or you supply the images.
• Copywriting from scratchStructure and editing are included. Writing every word is not.
• Changes after handoverQuoted separately, or covered by a monthly arrangement.

Questions

How long does a project take?

A one-page site is usually about a week. A business site takes two to three weeks. A store or web app depends on scope, but four weeks is a realistic starting point. Most of that time goes on content and decisions rather than code.

Why is there a range instead of a fixed price?

Because the same three pages can take one week or three, depending on how much of the content and decision-making is already done. The range narrows to a fixed price once we have spoken and seen what you have.

Do I pay everything upfront?

No. Half to start and half at handover. Larger builds can be split into three payments tied to agreed stages.

Can I update the site myself afterwards?

Yes, if the site is built for it. Say so at the start and we will set up the parts you are likely to change, then walk you through them at handover.

I only need a small change to an existing site. Is that possible?

Yes. Small fixes and single pages are quoted separately, usually as a fixed price rather than the ranges above.

What happens after launch?

You get the finished site, the accounts it runs on, and a short handover document. Changes after that are quoted separately, or we can agree a monthly arrangement if you expect regular updates.