What a Singapore website costs in 2026

Most business websites in Singapore cost S$3,000 to S$25,000, depending on who builds them and what they need to do. Ours start at S$8,000. Most of the sites we build start at S$12,000, and sites with member areas or system integrations start at S$20,000.

Prices here are in Singapore dollars, with no GST. For Australian prices, see what a website costs in Australia.

The market runs from S$227 a year to S$40,000 and up

Who builds it	What the market charges
You, on a DIY builder	S$227 to S$470 a year in subscriptions
A freelancer	S$1,200 to S$8,000
An agency, business website	S$3,000 to S$25,000
An agency, online shop	S$6,000 to S$20,000
Custom builds and web apps	S$15,000 to S$40,000 and up

The spread is wide because the same word, “website”, covers a five-page brochure and a members’ portal. Two quotes can both say “corporate website” and describe very different jobs.

Our builds start at $8,000, and most at $12,000

We’ve reviewed our own Singapore proposals. Most single-market WordPress builds land between S$8,000 and S$15,000, with a median of S$12,000. That holds across very different sectors: biotech, healthcare, finance, hospitality and schools.

What moves a quote up the range:

• Page templates. A template is one page design, reused. A home page, a service page, a team page and an article page are four templates, even if the site has 60 pages. This is the clearest driver of price.
• Content to move. Bringing across 20 pages is a different job from bringing across 500.
• Systems to connect. A CRM, a booking tool, payments or a members’ area each add work. Builds with these start at $20,000. Our largest, with many custom content types and portal connections, went past S$50,000.
• Sign-off. If IT, security or compliance have to approve the site, there’s documentation and testing on top of the build.

Most of our sites launch in 8 to 12 weeks, and that includes moving your content across. Large platforms and complex migrations take longer, and we quote them on their own.

What we build on

Most of our builds are a custom theme on WordPress, built with Bootstrap and ACF. Some use Beaver Builder, where your team wants to change layouts themselves. We don’t resell off-the-shelf templates.

You own the site from the first day, through the build and after.

What does a website quote usually leave out?

Ask about each of these, because the cheapest quote often excludes them:

• Hosting. A place on our servers in Singapore is S$20 to S$30 a month.
• Looking after it. Care plans run S$147, S$297 or S$497 a month. The maintenance cost guide compares them.
• Writing and photography. We’ll put your words and images on the page. Writing or shooting them is a separate job.
• Premium plugins. On a care plan, the ones we use are included. Bought on your own, they run about US$300 to US$450 a year.

Some of our older proposals rolled a year of care into the build price. That makes a quote look bigger than the build itself, so check whether yours does the same.

How do you compare three quotes?

Put them side by side and check the same lines on each:

1. How many page templates? If a quote doesn’t say, ask.
2. How many rounds of design changes?
3. Who moves the content, and how many pages?
4. Is hosting included, and for how long?
5. Who owns the site and the code when you leave?
6. How long will it take, and what happens if your side is late with content?
7. What does looking after it cost after launch?

A quote that’s S$4,000 cheaper and leaves out hosting, content and care can end up costing more within a year.

Quotes are only comparable if every agency prices the same job. Setting the site’s goals first is how you get there.

Can you still get a PSG grant?

No. The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) ceased on 29 September 2026. From 30 September, Enterprise Singapore takes business grant applications under the EDGE Grant. Its rules are different, so check whether your project qualifies before you count on it.

Under $8,000? Ask anyway

We still quote smaller jobs. Sometimes that’s a lighter scope, sometimes a time block of 10 to 40 hours on the site you already have. If you’re not sure what the site needs, our $697 health check is a written report with two hours of fixes included.

Questions about website costs

How do payments work?

Usually in four stages: 50% to start, then 20%, 20% and 10% as the build reaches agreed milestones.

Why is a cheap website so much cheaper?

Usually because it’s built on a ready-made template, moves no content, connects to nothing and comes with no care afterwards. That can be the right call for a small site. Check what’s left out before you compare totals.

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