How Much Does a Website Cost in Singapore?
What Singapore agencies charge for each type of site, what moves the price up or down, and the running costs that many quotes leave out.
The short answer
Depending on the agency, Singapore price guides put a small company website between about S$1,500 and S$10,000, an online store between about S$5,000 and S$40,000, and a custom web application from about S$15,000. The price depends mostly on how many page layouts need designing, who writes the content and what the site connects to. Every year you also pay for a domain, hosting and email. Our prices for a business website, a landing page, a WordPress site and monthly maintenance are linked below.
Typical prices by type of site
| Type of site | Typical Singapore price in agency guides |
|---|---|
| Small company website | About S$1,500 to S$10,000 |
| Online store | About S$5,000 to S$40,000 |
| Custom web application | From about S$15,000 |
What changes the price
Page layouts matter more than page count. Ten pages that share two layouts cost less to build than five pages that each need their own design.
Content takes time. If you supply final text and photos, the project is mostly design and building. Writing, photography and translation add work, and each extra language is a full copy of every page.
Features and connections change the category. A contact form and a WhatsApp link are standard. Bookings, payments, customer accounts or a link to your accounting or stock system turn a website into software and are priced separately.
Search setup is part of a good build: page titles, a sitemap and Search Console. Ongoing SEO, keyword research and articles are separate work.
Running costs after launch
Agency guides put a domain at about S$15 to S$50 a year and hosting at about S$120 to S$600 a year for a small business site. Check that a free hosting plan allows commercial use; many do not.
A .com.sg domain is for businesses registered, or registering, with ACRA, Enterprise Singapore or a Singapore professional body. A company outside Singapore can apply by appointing a local agent as its administrative contact. The administrative contact verifies their identity with Singpass or Corppass.
Business email is a monthly fee per person: Google Workspace Business Starter is S$9.40 per user on the flexible plan, and Microsoft 365 Business Basic is US$7.00 per user on a yearly plan, both before GST.
Maintenance covers updates, security fixes and small changes. Studios sell it as a monthly plan or by the hour; ask exactly what is included before you compare quotes.
| Running cost | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Domain | About S$15 to S$50 a year |
| Hosting for a small business site | About S$120 to S$600 a year |
| Google Workspace Business Starter | S$9.40 per user per month on the flexible plan, before GST |
| Microsoft 365 Business Basic | US$7.00 per user per month on a yearly plan, before GST |
Can a grant pay for it?
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) stopped on 29 September 2026. Enterprise Singapore now directs businesses to the EDGE Grant.
Enterprise Singapore's EDGE pages do not say that a website qualifies, and support levels differ by activity. Confirm with Enterprise Singapore before planning around a grant. None of our packages has been approved for grant funding.
How to compare quotes
Ask every studio the same questions: how many page layouts are designed, who supplies the content, how many revision rounds are included, what happens after launch, and who owns the domain, hosting account and code.
A low build price with a required monthly plan can cost more over two years than a higher one-off price. Add up the first two years before you choose.
Questions buyers ask
How much does a simple website cost in Singapore?
Depending on the agency, between about S$1,500 and S$10,000 for a small company website. Fixed-price packages for a few pages can start lower when you supply the text and photos and the design adapts a tested layout.
How much does website maintenance cost?
Most studios offer a monthly plan for updates and fixes, or charge by the hour. The domain, hosting and email are paid separately to their providers.
Is the PSG grant still available for websites?
No. PSG closed on 29 September 2026. Enterprise Singapore's pages for its replacement, the EDGE Grant, do not list websites, so confirm eligibility with Enterprise Singapore first.
Who should own the domain and hosting account?
Your business should. Register the domain and hosting in the company's name and give your developer access, so you keep the site if you change providers.
Sources
- Design Magic: Website design cost in Singapore, checked 13 October 2026
- MediaPlus: Web design cost in Singapore, checked 13 October 2026
- Digital Marketing Agency: Website design cost in Singapore, checked 13 October 2026
- SGNIC: .sg domain categories and rules, checked 13 October 2026
- SGNIC: VerifiedID@SG, checked 13 October 2026
- Google Workspace pricing (Singapore), checked 13 October 2026
- Microsoft 365 business plans (Singapore), checked 13 October 2026
- Enterprise Singapore: Productivity Solutions Grant, checked 13 October 2026
- Enterprise Singapore: EDGE Grant, checked 13 October 2026
- Enterprise Singapore: EDGE Grant FAQs, checked 13 October 2026
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