"How much does a website cost?" is the first thing almost every business asks — and the honest answer is: it depends. But that's not helpful, so here are the real ranges we see for web design in the Philippines in 2026, and what actually moves the price.
The typical ranges
- Simple brochure or landing site: ₱30,000–₱80,000
- Standard business website (8–15 pages, CMS): ₱80,000–₱250,000
- E-commerce store: ₱150,000–₱500,000+
- Custom web app or HubSpot CMS build: ₱300,000 and up
These are ballparks for professionally designed, fast, mobile-responsive websites — not template-and-forget builds that cost you later in lost customers.
What drives the price
- Design: custom, brand-led design versus a template
- Pages and content: more pages mean more copywriting and imagery
- Functionality: bookings, payments, integrations, logins
- Platform: WordPress, Next.js or HubSpot CMS
- SEO, performance and accessibility built in from day one
Cheap can be expensive
A slow, hard-to-find website quietly costs you every day in lost leads and wasted ad spend. The goal isn't the lowest quote — it's the best return: a site that ranks, loads fast and turns visitors into customers.
How we price it
We scope to your goals, not a fixed menu, then give you a clear, itemised quote with no surprises. Book a free consultation and we'll give you an honest range for your project.
Written by
Mandi Manaloto
