Manila, Philippines

Affordable Website Design for Manila Small Businesses

Metro Manila runs on Facebook and mobile. We build fast, professional websites for Manila small businesses that turn online searches into customers, from US$99.

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Doing business in Manila

Metro Manila is one of the world's biggest urban areas and the Philippines' commercial centre, with a fast-growing small business sector in food, beauty, retail, events, real estate and services, plus a huge outsourcing industry in Makati and BGC. Many businesses sell through Facebook and Instagram, but a proper website and Google listing build the trust needed to win bigger clients and international customers.

How Manila customers find you

Filipino customers are among the most active social media users in the world. They discover businesses on Facebook and TikTok, then message on Messenger or Viber. English is widely used online, and a professional site makes a business look established.

Websites for Manila's key sectors

Food and catering

Restaurants, caterers and home bakers need menus, ordering and event enquiries.

Beauty and wellness

Salons, spas and clinics fill bookings with clear services and online booking.

BPO and freelance services

Virtual assistants, agencies and outsourcing firms need a credible site to win international clients.

What a website could do for a Manila business

A home-based cake business in Quezon City takes orders only through Facebook. A website with a cake gallery, price guide and order form helps it win corporate and wedding orders from customers who search on Google.

Areas we cover in and around Manila

Neighbourhoods we work with in Manila:

MakatiBGC TaguigQuezon CityPasigOrtigasParanaque

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Guides: How much does a small business website cost? · How to get on Google Maps

The small business scene in Manila

Metro Manila is a dense collection of cities, each with its own business districts, malls and markets. Divisoria in Tondo is the bargain wholesale hub, Quiapo is known for its market and religious goods, Binondo is the world's oldest Chinatown with its traders and restaurants, and Greenhills in San Juan is famous for pearls, gadgets and tiangge stalls. Malls dominate shopping life, with SM, Ayala and Robinsons centres acting as town squares, but small businesses thrive in surrounding streets and strip developments. Sari sari stores sit on almost every residential corner, and carinderias serve affordable home cooked meals. The BPO industry employs huge numbers of young workers on night shifts in Makati, BGC, Ortigas and Eastwood, creating demand for 24 hour food, gyms, laundry and transport. Online sellers, home based bakers, freelancers, beauty salons, dental clinics and event suppliers are booming. Seasons are distinct. The Christmas season famously starts in September with the ber months and builds to huge gift and food demand, summer from March to May brings travel and outings, and typhoon season from June to November disrupts travel. Graduation, Holy Week and payday cycles on the 15th and 30th all shape spending. The typical customer is social, loyal, price aware and responsive to friendly service.

How Manila customers search for local businesses

Filipinos are among the heaviest social media users in the world, and Facebook is effectively the internet for many small businesses. Customers discover products on Facebook pages, groups and TikTok, then message the business through Messenger to ask the price, often with the classic question how much po. Viber remains popular for groups and business contact, and WhatsApp is used by some professionals. Google Search and Maps matter for restaurants, clinics, salons and services, especially among professionals in Makati and BGC, and many customers check a business's website and Google reviews before booking larger purchases. Searches mix English and Tagalog, such as cake delivery Quezon City or murang catering Pasig. Shopee and Lazada dominate online shopping, but many customers prefer to buy directly from small sellers who reply quickly. Payment via GCash and Maya is the norm, and customers look for these options. Fast replies, clear prices and real photos build trust, and pages must load quickly on mobile data.

Typical searches we help Manila businesses appear for:

cake delivery Quezon Citydental clinic Makaticatering Pasignail salon BGCcar repair Paranaque

Website design prices in Manila

Manila agencies typically charge roughly ₱30,000 to ₱150,000 for a small business website, and established agencies in Makati or BGC often quote more for custom design. Freelancers commonly offer basic sites for around ₱10,000 to ₱40,000, though many sites are never updated after launch. SiteDrum's Starter plan is US$99 setup and US$15 a month, about ₱5,600 to set up, with hosting, a WhatsApp button, Google Business Profile setup and small updates included, live in 7 days and with no long contract.

Neighbourhoods we work with in Manila

Makati

Makati's CBD supports restaurants, dental clinics, consultancies and services for office workers, expats and BPO employees around Ayala Avenue.

BGC Taguig

BGC's modern streets host cafes, fitness studios, salons and professional services serving young professionals, expats and BPO workers.

Quezon City

Quezon City's huge population supports home based bakers, food businesses, schools, clinics and services around Cubao, Tomas Morato and the universities.

Pasig

Pasig's Kapitolyo food scene and residential areas support restaurants, caterers, salons and family businesses serving young families.

Ortigas

Ortigas Center's offices and malls support restaurants, clinics, training centres and services for BPO workers and professionals.

Paranaque

Paranaque's suburbs near the airport and Entertainment City host car services, restaurants, seafood markets and family businesses.

3 tips to win more Manila customers online

Link Facebook and your website

Many Filipino customers find you on Facebook first. Link your website from your Facebook page and add a Messenger button on your site.

Show GCash and Maya options

Customers look for familiar payment options. Show that you accept GCash, Maya or bank transfer on your site to build trust and speed up orders.

Plan for the ber months

Christmas shopping in the Philippines starts in September. Update your site with holiday products, order deadlines and offers early.

Sample design for Manila

See what we would build: Intramuros Heritage Walks

We designed a sample website for a Manila tour company showing visitors around Intramuros, the old walled city. Tours, prices in local currency, WhatsApp booking and a mobile-first layout. Your site would be built the same way around your business.

View the Manila sample site

Live in 7 days, in 3 simple steps

No meetings, no complicated forms. Everything happens on WhatsApp.

1

Send us your details

Your logo, photos, services and prices on WhatsApp. That is all we need.

2

We build your site

A fast, mobile-first website plus your Google Business Profile, so customers find you on the map.

3

Go live and grow

Live within 7 days. Every month we keep it secure, updated and working for one small fee.

Referral reward

Earn $50 for every business you refer

Know a business that needs a website? Introduce them to us. When they sign up for our Business or Premium plan and pay their setup fee, we pay you $50. No limit on how many you refer.

Refer a business on WhatsApp

Paid once, after the referred client pays their $249 or $499 setup fee. Starter plan referrals are not included. See our terms.

Simple pricing in US dollars

Pay by card (Visa or Mastercard) or international bank transfer, in US dollars. One fixed setup price, then a small monthly fee covering hosting, security, updates and support.

Starter

$99 setup
then $15/month
  • 1-page mobile website
  • WhatsApp chat button
  • Google Business Profile setup
  • Hosting and SSL included
  • Free domain for year one
Choose Starter

Secure card payment by Stripe. Questions? Ask on WhatsApp

Premium

$499 setup
then $59/month
  • 10+ pages or online shop
  • AI WhatsApp assistant
  • Monthly SEO and new content
  • Priority support
  • Hosting, SSL and domain
Choose Premium

Secure card payment by Stripe. Questions? Ask on WhatsApp

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Questions from Manila business owners

How much does a small business website cost in Manila?

With SiteDrum, a Starter website is $99 setup (about ₱5,600) then $15 a month (about ₱855). Business is $249 setup (about ₱14,200) and Premium is $499 (about ₱28,400). Prices are fixed in US dollars, so the local amount moves slightly with exchange rates.

Can I link my Facebook page and Messenger?

Yes. We can add Messenger, Viber or WhatsApp buttons and link your Facebook page.

Do you accept GCash?

Our prices are paid by card in US dollars. Setup starts at about ₱5,600.

How do I pay from Philippines?

You can pay by card (Visa or Mastercard) or international bank transfer, in US dollars. Prices are fixed in US dollars so they stay simple and clear.

Do I need to visit an office?

No. Everything happens on WhatsApp and email, so it works the same whether you are in Makati or Paranaque.

Can I cancel the monthly plan?

Yes, any time with 30 days notice. There is no long contract.

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