Website Design Cost in Singapore (2026)
Short answer: Singapore agencies that publish prices start at about S$2,500 for a small site and S$4,500 to S$6,500 for larger or e-commerce sites. Custom corporate sites run from about S$6,000 to S$35,000 in published guides. What moves the price is pages, custom design, copywriting, integrations and what happens after launch.
Prices below are what agencies publish on their own pages, checked 16 October 2026.
What do Singapore agencies publish as prices?
| Source | What it states |
|---|---|
| Singapore Best Web Design packages | From S$2,500 (1 to 5 pages), from S$4,500 (10 to 15 pages), from S$6,500 (e-commerce, 15 pages and 50 products) |
| OOm | Website design "start from $3000" |
| Mapletree Media price guide | Small business S$3,500 to 5,000; corporate S$6,000 to 35,000; e-commerce S$5,000 to 50,000 |
| Kolonell, accounting firms | Accounting firm sites SGD 9,000 to 22,000 |
What drives the cost up?
- Pages. Each page is designed, written and tested.
- Custom design. A design drawn for your buyers costs more than a theme with your logo.
- Copywriting. Many quotes assume you supply the words.
- Integrations. Payments, CRM, bookings, client portals and databases are priced on top.
- Edit rounds. Two or three rounds are common; more is extra.
- Languages. A second language is close to a second site.
- Migration. Keeping or redirecting every existing URL protects rankings and takes time.
What is usually not included?
- Logo and brand colours.
- Copywriting and photography.
- Hosting, domain and email after the first year.
- Maintenance and security updates.
- SEO after launch.
What are the running costs after launch?
| Item | What to ask |
|---|---|
| Domain | Who owns it, and the renewal fee |
| Hosting | Monthly or yearly fee, and who controls the account |
| Per-user fee if moved | |
| Software licences | Page builder, plugins, themes, forms |
| Maintenance | What is covered and the monthly fee |
| SEO and content | Deliverables per month |
Freelancer, agency or DIY?
| Option | Suits | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| DIY builder | A one-page presence on a small budget | Your time, template limits, monthly fees |
| Freelancer | A defined site with a clear brief | Availability, ownership, support after launch |
| Agency | A custom site with design, copy and integrations | Scope, weeks to a first draft, recurring fees |
How long does it take?
Published timelines run from 2 weeks for a templated package to 2 to 3 months for a custom build. See how long it takes to build a website in Singapore.
Does a grant reduce the cost?
Not for the build. No EDGE activity funds website development. Some marketing and e-commerce software may qualify. See the EDGE grant guide.
How to compare quotes
Put every quote in one table with the same rows: pages, custom or template design, who writes the copy, edit rounds, weeks to a first draft, what launch includes, who owns the domain and code, and each recurring cost. The cheapest quote often excludes copy, brand or migration.
How much does a website cost in Singapore?+
Agencies that publish prices start at about S$2,500 for a small site of up to 5 pages and S$4,500 to S$6,500 for larger or e-commerce sites. Published guides put corporate sites at S$6,000 to S$35,000 and e-commerce at S$5,000 to S$50,000.
Why do website quotes differ so much?+
Number of pages, custom design versus a template, who writes the copy, integrations such as payments or a CRM, the number of edit rounds, and what is included after launch.
What are the running costs after launch?+
Domain renewal, hosting, email, software licences, maintenance and any content or SEO work. Ask for each one in writing.
Does the EDGE grant pay for a website?+
No EDGE activity funds website development. See our EDGE grant guide for what is supported.
How do I compare website quotes?+
Put them in one table: pages, design, copy, edit rounds, weeks to a first draft, hosting, ownership of the domain and code, and every recurring cost.
