What decides the price

  • Number of pages. One well-built page is enough for most local shops and services.
  • Who writes the content. If you write every word yourself, the cost is your time.
  • Domain and hosting. These are usually recurring, not one-time.
  • Changes. Ask how many rounds of changes are included.

One-time versus recurring costs

Design and build are usually paid once. A domain (an address like yourshop.com) and hosting (where the site lives) are usually paid every year. Make sure you know both before you agree.

Four questions before you pay

  • What exactly is included in the price?
  • Who owns the domain, you or the builder?
  • How many rounds of changes are included?
  • If you want to change something in six months, how does that work and what does it cost?

At Tun Wan Digital, what RM300 includes is listed line by line on the Pricing page, and what is not settled yet is written down too.