Web design and marketing that grows Philippine businesses.

Our websites start at ₱20,000 for up to five pages and ₱40,500 for an online store, and a bespoke site of 6 to 15 pages usually costs ₱36,000 to ₱44,000. As a market check, Designblue Manila's May 2026 price guide puts the freelancer and template range at ₱50,000 to ₱100,000 and small agencies at ₱100,000 to ₱250,000. The calculator prices your scope, and we confirm a fixed price in Philippine pesos, in writing.

Every site includes mobile-first design tested on mid-range phones, accessibility testing to WCAG 2.2 AA, Core Web Vitals targets in the contract, GA4 and inquiry tracking, and on-page SEO foundations. Forms and the privacy notice are set up for the Data Privacy Act, and online stores get the homepage details the Internet Transactions Act requires. You own the domain, code and content. Copywriting, a Filipino version and features such as online booking are priced in the calculator.

English, as standard. It is one of the country's two official languages alongside Filipino, and the Internet Transactions Act itself accepts the information packed with goods in Filipino and/or English. If part of your market prefers Filipino, we add a Filipino version as an extra language. All project communication with us happens in written English: the brief, the proposal, staging comments and every reply.

Yes, if you want to be found by people who search rather than scroll. Facebook ads reach 95.8 million people here, but Google handles about nine in ten searches, and a Facebook page rarely ranks for the services you sell. We build a site that links to your page and Messenger, ranks on Google and records every inquiry, so you stop depending on one platform's rules.

Yes. The Act covers anyone who processes personal information, and a contact form does exactly that. Registration with the NPC becomes mandatory once you employ 250 people or process sensitive personal information of 1,000 or more individuals, but the duties to inform people and protect their data apply at any size. We set up your forms, notice and storage to match.

We work remotely and in writing, and say so upfront. You get a named strategist, a shared project board, a staging link every week and a written reply to every question within one working day. Payments are staged against the milestones you approve, and the launch date goes into the contract.

Yes. We build Shopify and WooCommerce stores and connect the payment gateway you choose, including options that accept e-wallets and cards. Under the Internet Transactions Act we also put your business name, address and contact details on the homepage and show prices in full. Most stores launch four to six weeks after you approve the proposal.