Is the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) usable for a website in Singapore?

Sometimes — for pre-approved e-commerce solutions through specific vendors. Bespoke websites generally aren't PSG-claimable, but we can flag what is and isn't before you commit.

How long should a Singapore SMB website take?

3–5 weeks for a standard business site, 1–2 weeks for a focused landing page, 6–10 weeks for e-commerce or revamps. Add 1–2 weeks if content isn't ready.

Pricing

How much does a website cost in Singapore? (2026 SMB pricing breakdown)

A practical 2026 breakdown of website pricing for Singapore SMBs — landing pages, business sites, e-commerce, and rescue projects, with what actually drives the number.

By Theon Teo4 May 2026

Key facts

Landing page: S$1.5k–S$4k
Business site (5–10 pages): S$3k–S$10k
E-commerce store: S$6k–S$25k
Typical timeline: 3–8 weeks

There is no universal Singapore website price — but there is a defensible range for each kind of build. The number that actually matters is the one tied to what the site has to do for your business.

What you're really paying for

Two sites can both be 'a website' and differ 5x in price. The real cost drivers in Singapore are: how custom the design is, whether you need real e-commerce, how many integrations are involved, and whether the developer is rebuilding from a wrecked previous attempt.

Realistic 2026 ranges for Singapore SMBs

Landing page (single-page, conversion-tuned): S$1,500–S$4,000
Business / corporate site (5–10 pages, CMS): S$3,000–S$10,000
WordPress build with custom theme: S$4,000–S$12,000
E-commerce on Shopify or WooCommerce: S$6,000–S$25,000
Headless / Next.js custom build: S$8,000–S$30,000+
Website rescue / revamp: S$2,500–S$10,000 depending on damage

Where the cheap quotes come from

If a Singapore quote feels suspiciously low, the gap is usually one of: a templated theme with no customisation, no SEO setup, no analytics, no proper hosting, no migration plan from your old site, or a freelancer who will disappear once the deposit clears. Cheap is fine. Cheap and unfinished is what kills SMB websites.

What the right quote should include

Discovery and a documented scope
Mobile-first responsive design
Technical SEO baked in (sitemap, schema, fast LCP)
Analytics and a contact / lead capture flow that actually works
A handover doc and a clear support arrangement after launch

A site without those is not cheaper — it's just a smaller part of a website. You'll pay for the rest later.

FAQ

Is the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) usable for a website in Singapore?: Sometimes — for pre-approved e-commerce solutions through specific vendors. Bespoke websites generally aren't PSG-claimable, but we can flag what is and isn't before you commit.
How long should a Singapore SMB website take?: 3–5 weeks for a standard business site, 1–2 weeks for a focused landing page, 6–10 weeks for e-commerce or revamps. Add 1–2 weeks if content isn't ready.

About the author

Theon Teo

Founder, Cloud Flow

Theon leads builds at Cloud Flow — websites, AI chatbots, and custom software for Singapore SMBs. Background in full-stack engineering and operations tooling.