Answers before the quote
Four long reads on what owners ask before they want a price list: what a website costs, what an AI chatbot costs, whether a Facebook page is enough, and how a business gets named by an AI assistant. Every price in them is one the studio publishes.
How much does a website cost in the Philippines?
The honest answer is a range, and the useful answer is what moves you along it. Every figure here is one this studio publishes and charges, because those are the only prices it can stand behind.
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What an AI chatbot costs a Philippine business
Chatbot prices are hard to compare, because vendors sell very different things under the same word. Here is what this studio charges, what the money pays for, and what to ask anyone else before you buy.
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Do you need a website if you already have a Facebook page?
Plenty of Philippine businesses run on a Facebook page and do fine. This is an honest look at what the page does well, what only a website does, and when the page on its own is enough for now.
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How to get your business recommended by ChatGPT
Customers can now ask an AI assistant for a recommendation instead of scrolling a list of links. Here is what makes an assistant name a business, what you control on your own site, and what takes months off it.
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Ask about yours
Send a paragraph about what you sell and what the site has to do. You get an honest read and a straight quote back, usually within the day, free whether or not you go ahead.
Or email hello@studioreidel.com. It reaches the same person and gets the same honest read.