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.
By Reidel, Studio Reidel · Updated
The short answer
A one-page site here is ₱15,000 if you bring the words and the photos, and ₱25,000 if we write it and art-direct it. A five to ten page business site is ₱50,000, and larger jobs are quoted on their own and start around ₱100,000. Three things move the number: how many pages, who writes them, and what the site has to do.
What moves the price
Pages come first. One page, five to ten, or a set of sites for one group: the page count sets the tier, because every page is written, designed and built.
Then who writes it. Bring your own words and photos and a one-page site is ₱15,000. Have us write it and art-direct the photos and it is ₱25,000, and that tier also brings the AI chat agent and the setup that lets AI assistants quote you.
Then what the site has to do. A page that shows and tells is the simplest kind. Bookings and reservations come with the ₱50,000 business site, and payments and an admin dashboard are quoted on top of it. The full price list has every line side by side.
What every build should include
Whoever you hire, these belong in the price rather than on a later invoice. Every build here starts with them:
- Custom design, not a template
- Built to load on a cheap phone
- Technical SEO and structured data
- Contact form to your inbox
- Live on a domain in your name
- Revisions over email and Messenger
Ask for each of them in writing. A line missing from a quote is a line you may be billed for later.
What it costs after launch
A site keeps costing a little once it is live. Here the care plan is optional, ₱3,500 a month on any tier, and covers updates, keeping the search markup current, a couple of small content edits, and on a site with the AI chat agent, keeping the agent running. Anything bigger is quoted before it starts.
Ask any studio two more things: who pays for the domain and the hosting each year, and whose name the domain is in. Here the site goes live on a domain in your name, with the keys handed to you.
Questions to ask any quote
- Is the design made for my business, or a template with my logo on it?
- Who writes the words, and who picks the photos?
- Will it load quickly on a cheap phone on mobile data?
- Can Google and AI assistants read it, and is the structured data included?
- Is the domain in my name, and who renews it?
- How do I ask for a change after launch, and what does one cost?
- Who do I talk to when something breaks?
When a cheaper option is the right one
If every customer arrives by referral and your calendar is already full, a website may not earn its cost yet, and a well-kept Facebook page can carry you for now. Do you need a website if you already have a Facebook page? covers where that line sits.
A site that still gets found and still loads may not need replacing either. A retrofit keeps what works and modernises the rest, as a one-off from ₱20,000.