Pricing
What a website costs in the Philippines — and what you get for it
A small business website in the Philippines costs ₱15,000 to ₱60,000 in 2026, going by the price guides local agencies publish, and online stores or custom systems start around ₱80,000. Here, a landing page is ₱25,000, a business website ₱45,000, a custom CRM from ₱150,000, website rescue ₱10,000 for the written verdict, the Google setup ₱15,000, and monthly care from ₱8,000. Every project gets a written fixed quote.
Where the market range comes from: How much does a website cost in the Philippines in 2026?
Starting prices
Five services, five starting prices
| Service | Starting price | Typical timeline | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Landing pages | From ₱25,000 | Usually under a week once copy and images are in hand | One mobile-first page designed around a single call to action · Copy guidance: I edit your draft into headline, proof and offer · Inquiry form delivered to your email or Messenger, with spam protection |
| Business websites | From ₱45,000 | Two to four weeks | Five to seven pages: home, services or menu, about, contact, and what your business needs · A simple editor so your staff can change text, photos and prices · Inquiry form to email or Messenger, Google Maps, click-to-call and Viber links |
| Custom CRMs & web apps | From ₱150,000 | Four to eight weeks, shipped in weekly demos | A written plan first: what is built, what it costs, what could go wrong · Client, lead and booking records shaped to your process, with roles for staff · Reminders and follow-up schedules, email and SMS where they earn their place |
| Website rescue | Verdict ₱10,000 · maintenance from ₱8,000 a month | Verdict within three working days of access | A written verdict for ₱10,000: what is broken, what is risky, what each fix costs · Recovery of domain, hosting and admin access into accounts in your name · Fixes quoted individually, so you choose what to do first |
| Get found on Google | From ₱15,000 with a new site · ₱20,000 on an existing site | One to two weeks, then a written before-and-after report | Every page given a correct title, description and canonical address · Structured data so Google understands your business, services and prices · Sitemap, robots file and a speed pass on the pages that matter most |
| Monthly care | From ₱8,000 a month · ₱12,000 with search report | Ongoing, cancel any month | Updates, backups, monitoring and small changes · the ₱12,000 tier adds a monthly Search Console and inquiry report and one content refresh |
Prices in Philippine pesos, exclusive of third-party fees you pay directly (domain, hosting, payment-gateway charges). Last reviewed September 2026.
What moves the price
Why one quote is higher than another
- Number of pages, screens or user roles
- Copywriting and photography from scratch instead of editing what you have
- Payments (GCash, Maya, cards via PayMongo), bookings or online ordering
- Integrations with accounting, e-commerce, SMS or messaging platforms
- Migrating a lot of existing content or data
- Several locations, languages or A/B variants
- Competition for your search terms, and how much content it takes to rank for them
Every quote includes
What you get regardless of size
- A written plan before any code: scope, price, timeline, risks
- Weekly demos on a private link while the work is in progress
- Domain, hosting and email routing set up on accounts in your business name
- Handover with passwords, a short walkthrough and a written summary
- A 30-day fix window after launch for anything that does not work as agreed
- An official receipt for every payment
How payment works
Half on approval, half on launch
Written plan
A short call, then a written plan with a fixed price. You approve it before any work starts.
Deposit
Half of the quote on approval, by bank transfer, GCash or Maya. An official receipt is issued.
Launch
The balance on launch, once the site or system is live on accounts in your name and handed over.
Questions
Questions about pricing
How much does it cost to create a website in the Philippines?
- ₱15,000 to ₱60,000 for a small business website in 2026, going by the price guides Philippine agencies publish, and ₱80,000 upwards for an online store or custom system. Here a landing page is ₱25,000, a business website ₱45,000 and a custom CRM from ₱150,000, each with a written fixed quote.
How much should I pay for a website for my small business?
- Between ₱25,000 and ₱60,000 covers most Philippine SMEs: a landing page when you are running ads or a promo, a business website when customers, banks or partners need to find and check you. Pay more only when you need payments, bookings, many pages or a custom system.
Are these fixed prices?
- They are starting prices. Every project gets a written fixed quote after a short call, and the quote is what you pay.
How do payments work?
- Half on approval of the written plan, half on launch. Bank transfer, GCash or Maya. An official receipt is issued for every payment.
What if I only need small changes to an existing site?
- Start with the ₱10,000 written verdict. Small fixes are quoted individually, and monthly maintenance from ₱8,000 covers ongoing changes.
Do prices include the domain and hosting?
- Setup is included. The yearly domain fee and hosting are paid by you on accounts in your name, so you own them outright. Most SME sites run on free or near-free hosting tiers.
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