How much is a website in the Philippines?

For a small business built by a local studio, roughly 12,000 to 25,000 pesos for one page, 25,000 to 60,000 pesos for five pages, and 50,000 to 150,000 pesos for ten or more. Sites by Vital publishes fixed prices within those ranges.

Who owns the website and the domain name?

The client does, once the final payment clears. The web address is registered in the client's name from the start and everything can be moved to another developer at any time.

What does it cost to run a website after launch?

There is no monthly hosting bill. The only recurring cost is the web address, usually 700 to 1,100 pesos a year for a .com.

Pricing | Sites by Vital

Q: Can I pay in installments?

The standard split is half to reserve the build slot and half on launch. Larger packages can be split into three or four payments across the build.

Starter

One page, for a business that needs to be findable today.

₱18,000 ₱13,500

Opening offer price. About 7 days from start to live.

Everything important on one page, no clicking around
Tap to call and tap to message buttons
Your location on a map, plus your opening hours
Your own web address, set up for you
2 rounds of changes before we go live

Ask about Starter

Most businesses pick this

Brochure

Five pages, for a business with real services to explain.

₱35,000 ₱26,000

Opening offer price. About 14 days from start to live.

Home, About, Services, Photos, and Contact
An inquiry form that goes straight to your inbox
Up to 30 of your photos cleaned up and laid out for you
Written using the words your customers actually search for
Your Google Maps listing checked, corrected, and linked
3 rounds of changes before we go live

Ask about Brochure

Growth

Up to twelve pages, for more than one branch or service.

₱65,000 ₱48,000

Opening offer price. 3 to 4 weeks from start to live.

Up to 12 pages, with room for news and promos
A page for each branch or each service you offer
A booking or quote request form
A simple way for your staff to post updates, plus a short training session
A monthly email showing how many people visited your site
4 rounds of changes before we go live

Ask about Growth

So why ask for a quote?

A fair question, since the numbers are right there. Here is what a quote adds that a price list cannot.

Two free options

A fixed quote for a new site, or a written review of the site or Facebook Page you already have. Both are free, and the review is yours to keep either way.

Get a free quote

These are starting prices. Your quote gives you a total, including any extras your business actually needs
It says which package fits. Often that is a smaller one than people expect, and we would rather sell you the right thing once
It carries a launch date, which a price list cannot give you
It lists what is included and what is not, so nothing is assumed by either side
It is free, it takes one working day, and it commits you to nothing

The terms, in plain words

Four things worth reading before you commit to anything.

How you pay

Half to reserve your slot, half on launch day. GCash, Maya, or bank transfer. You get an official receipt for every payment.

Changes while we build

Each package includes rounds of changes on your private preview link. Extra rounds after that are ₱1,500 each, and we'll always tell you before charging.

The launch date

Your date assumes your photos and details arrive when agreed. If they come late, the launch moves by the same number of days. No penalty, just honesty.

Who owns it

You do, once the final payment clears. The website, the web address, the accounts, all in your name. Move to any other developer any time.

Questions about money

The boring but important ones.

Still unsure about the budget?

Tell us what you can spend and what you need. If the two don't match, we'll say so and suggest a smaller starting point rather than talk you into a package you'll regret.

Talk through your budget

Why do you show your prices when other web designers don't?

Because you have a budget and we would rather not waste your time or ours. If the number doesn't work for you, you'll know in ten seconds instead of after three meetings.

Can I pay in installments?

The standard split is half to start and half on launch. For the larger packages we can split it into three or four payments across the build. Just ask when you get your quote, and it'll be written into the agreement.

What is a web address and why do I pay for it yearly?

It's the yourbusiness.com part that people type in. You rent it year by year, the way you'd renew a business permit. It's usually under ₱1,100 a year, and during the opening offer your first year is on us.

What does it cost to run after launch?

There is no monthly hosting bill. The only recurring cost is your web address, which is small and paid yearly. Everything about life after launch, including how changes work, is in the handbook we go through with you when we send your quote.

Can I add pages later instead of paying for a bigger package now?

Yes, and many businesses do. Extra pages are ₱4,500 each whether you add them next month or in two years. Starting small costs you nothing extra in the long run.

Do you issue official receipts?

Yes, for every payment, so you can put the website through your books properly.

Not sure yet? Ask anyway. The quote is free.

Tell us what your business does and who your customers are. You'll get a total price for your business, a list of exactly what's included, and the date your site goes live. If you decide it isn't for you, that's completely fine, and you owe nothing.

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Published prices, fixed before we start.