Web Design Companies in Singapore: Published Prices and Timelines
Short answer: 7 Singapore web design companies publish a starting price, a timeline or both on their own sites. Starting prices run from S$699 to S$3,000, and timelines from 2 weeks to 4 months. Most do not publish ownership terms. The table below lists what each company states, with the URL and the date checked, so you can build a shortlist from facts rather than from rankings.
The order is alphabetical. Every figure comes from the company's own page, checked 17 October 2026. Nothing here is a ranking or an opinion on quality. If a cell says "not stated", the page checked did not say.
Which Singapore web design companies publish prices?
| Company | Published starting price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Awebstar | Not shown on the packages page; three tiers of up to 5, 10 and 20 pages | awebstar.com.sg |
| cense | Quoted in full after one call, for a website or a website with infrastructure | cense pricing |
| Design Magic | S$97 a month for a one-page subscription site; an example 8-week project at about S$4,500 | designmagic.com.sg |
| Innomedia | From S$699; extra pages, e-commerce and custom features quoted separately | innomedia.sg |
| OOm | From S$3,000 | oom.com.sg |
| SG Web Builder | S$899 for 1 landing page; S$1,499 to S$1,999 for 5 to 8 pages; S$2,799 e-commerce with 100 products entered | sgwebbuilder.com and e-commerce page |
| Singapore Best Web Design | From S$2,500 for 1 to 5 pages; from S$4,500 for 10 to 15 pages; from S$6,500 for e-commerce with 50 products | singaporebestwebdesign.com |
| Verz Design | Corporate websites from S$2,500; e-commerce from S$5,000 | verzdesign.com |
Two companies publish ranges rather than packages. Mapletree Media publishes a price guide of S$3,500 to S$5,000 for small business sites and S$6,000 to S$35,000 for corporate sites. Innomedia publishes revamp ranges of S$1,500 to S$10,000.
A published price is a starting point. Each page states that the final figure depends on pages, design and features.
How do published timelines compare?
| Company | Published timeline | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Awebstar | 2 weeks (up to 5 pages), 3 weeks (up to 10), 5 weeks (up to 20) | Packages |
| cense | First draft 14 days after one call | cense |
| Design Magic | 4 to 6 weeks basic, 6 to 8 weeks standard SME, 8 to 12 weeks corporate, 10 to 16 weeks e-commerce | Timeline guide |
| Innomedia | Not stated on the pricing page | Pricing page |
| OOm | 2 months standard; 3 months complex e-commerce; assumes no scope change or client delay | Service page |
| SG Web Builder | Within a month for corporate sites; 2 to 4 weeks for e-commerce | Web design, e-commerce |
| Singapore Best Web Design | 6 to 8 weeks for a simple site; 12 to 16 weeks or longer for a complex one | Design page |
| Verz Design | 3 to 4 months average | Service page |
Reading the two tables together:
- Packages under S$3,000 publish timelines of 2 to 5 weeks and are templated.
- Agencies publishing 2 to 4 months describe discovery, design, development and testing phases.
- Most timelines carry a condition: content and approvals from the client on time.
Ask every company for two dates, the first draft and the launch, and what they need from you before each.
Which platforms do they build on?
| Company | Platforms named on the page |
|---|---|
| Awebstar | Not named |
| cense | Next.js, hosted on Vercel or Google Cloud, no plugins |
| Design Magic | WordPress and Shopify referenced as template options |
| Innomedia | WordPress and custom websites offered as options |
| OOm | WordPress, Shopify, custom development |
| SG Web Builder | WordPress; WooCommerce or Shopify for stores |
| Singapore Best Web Design | WordPress; WooCommerce or Shopify for stores; custom builds |
| Verz Design | WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Sitecore, Sitefinity, Webflow, SharePoint Online |
The platform sets the running cost. WordPress carries theme and plugin licences and maintenance for updates. Shopify carries a monthly plan. A coded site carries hosting, which can be S$0 on standard plans for most business sites.
Who owns the site after launch?
| Company | Ownership terms published |
|---|---|
| Awebstar | Not stated; 1 year of domain and hosting included, valued at S$600 to S$900 a year |
| cense | Client owns the domain, code, hosting and data; S$0 monthly maintenance |
| Design Magic | Describes five layers to check, domain, code, content, data and design; no terms stated |
| Innomedia | Not stated |
| OOm | Not stated; hosting and maintenance sold separately |
| SG Web Builder | WooCommerce labelled "Full Ownership", Shopify "Subscription-Based"; maintenance S$80 an hour after the free year |
| Singapore Best Web Design | Not stated; 6 or 12 months of hosting included by package; "Terms and Conditions Apply" |
| Verz Design | Not stated |
Six of the eight pages do not state who owns the domain, code and hosting account. That is not a mark against them. It means the question has to be asked and answered in the contract.
How to use this table to build a shortlist
- Set the budget band. Under S$3,000 is templated. S$3,000 to S$10,000 is custom at most agencies. Above that is corporate scope or e-commerce.
- Set the date. If you need a draft in weeks, remove the companies publishing months.
- Decide on platform. If you want no monthly licences, remove WordPress-only and Shopify-only options.
- Ask the ownership question of everyone left. Domain, code, hosting account and enquiry data, in writing.
- Request a quote in the same 15 line items from each, so the answers line up. The list is in the website quotation checklist.
- Check references and the company's own site on a phone.
Three companies that fit your band, date and platform is a shortlist. Ten is a search.
For the questions to put to each one, see how to choose a web design company in Singapore.
What cense does
cense does not publish a price list. Each tier, website, website with infrastructure, or website with AI agents, is quoted in full before work starts. The first draft arrives 14 days after one call, and the client owns the domain, code, hosting and data with S$0 monthly maintenance. See pricing and products.
Which Singapore web design companies publish prices?+
Innomedia (from S$699), SG Web Builder (S$899 to S$2,799), Verz Design (from S$2,500), Singapore Best Web Design (from S$2,500), OOm (from S$3,000) and cense (quoted in full after one call). Awebstar publishes packages without prices.
How long do Singapore web design companies take?+
Published timelines run from 2 weeks for a 5-page templated package to 3 to 4 months for an agency build. cense publishes a first draft 14 days after one call.
Which platforms do Singapore agencies build on?+
WordPress is the most common published platform, with WooCommerce or Shopify for stores. Verz Design lists Drupal, Joomla, Sitecore, Sitefinity, Webflow and SharePoint. cense builds in Next.js.
Do agencies state who owns the website?+
Most pages checked do not. SG Web Builder labels WooCommerce as full ownership. cense states the client owns the domain, code, hosting and data.
Is this a ranking of web design companies?+
No. The table lists what each company publishes on its own site with the URL and the date checked. The order is alphabetical.



