Clear starting points
Choose the closest service to your goal. We then confirm the exact pages, features, responsibilities, timeline, and final price in a written proposal.
Core service packages
These are starting estimates for a defined baseline. Your requirements review determines the final deliverables, exclusions, milestones, and total cost.
For growing businesses that need a credible online presence and a clear way for clients to inquire.
Starts at PHP 25,000
Scope changes with: page count, content readiness, forms, integrations, and support needs.
Request a company website quoteFor appointment-based businesses that need schedules, customer requests, and booking status in one workflow.
Starts at PHP 30,000
Scope changes with: availability rules, user roles, notifications, integrations, and dashboard requirements.
Request a booking system quoteFor schools that need reliable information, announcements, and events in one accessible online home.
Pricing method Custom quote After requirements review
Quoted after review: content volume, departments, publishing roles, calendars, and editing requirements vary by school.
Request a school website quoteStarting estimates are not automatic fixed-price checkout. The final price depends on scope, features, integrations, content readiness, timeline, and technical requirements.
What shapes the quote
Two websites can look similar on the surface while requiring very different content, workflows, integrations, and support behind them.
Page count, content volume, writing support, media preparation, and how ready your materials are.
Forms, schedules, status changes, admin roles, approval steps, and business rules.
Email, calendars, payments, databases, analytics, and other third-party services.
Delivery timing, review cycles, documentation, training, and support requested after launch.
Every written proposal confirms
Usually separate unless quoted
How the final quote works
We move from your goal to a written scope, then through agreed milestones. No project should rely on a verbal price or an undefined feature list.
Understand
We discuss your audience, content, must-have features, current workflow, budget range, and preferred timeline.
Define
We identify the practical pages, workflows, integrations, responsibilities, and important exclusions.
Confirm
You receive the deliverables, exclusions, milestones, timeline, payment schedule, and final price in writing.
Begin
Development begins after the agreement is signed, the required down payment is received, and needed content is ready.
Typical project schedule
The standard schedule is a starting point and remains subject to the signed proposal. Any adjustment is confirmed in writing.
Production accounts, domain, hosting, and business data should remain client-owned. Source-code and intellectual-property handover follows the signed agreement and completed payment terms.
Pricing questions
Still unsure which starting point applies? Send your goal and we will recommend the closest fit before preparing a quotation.
Start a project inquiryNo. It is a baseline estimate for the listed starting scope. Your written proposal confirms the final price after requirements, content, integrations, timeline, and support are reviewed.
Schools differ in content volume, departments, announcements, calendar needs, publishing roles, and editing workflows. Reviewing those requirements first prevents an inaccurate fixed estimate.
Domain, hosting, database, email, payment-provider fees, and other third-party services are separate unless a proposal explicitly says otherwise. Production accounts should be owned by the client.
The typical schedule is 50% at project start, 30% at the development milestone, and 20% before production launch. A project-specific adjustment must be stated in the signed proposal.
Work outside the approved scope is handled through a written change request with its own cost and timeline before the additional work begins.
