A corporate website for your SME, without the corporate budget.

Business-to-business buying is different from consumer buying. The person visiting your site may be shortlisting suppliers for a colleague, a manager or a procurement process. They are not browsing for pleasure; they are looking for reasons to include you or rule you out.

A buyer checking you out online typically wants to confirm a few basics:

• You exist as a company. A registered business name, a UEN and a Singapore address, all easy to find.
• You supply what they need. Clear descriptions of your products or services, in the terms a buyer would search.
• You are reliable. Signs of an established, well-run operation, such as clear processes and real contact details.
• You are easy to deal with. A named route to ask a question or request a proposal.

This is different from a consumer shopfront, and the site should be designed accordingly. Our page on small business websites covers the smaller, consumer-facing end of the spectrum.

Our plan covers 15+ pages if you need them, which is enough to give an SME a genuine corporate structure rather than a single page. A typical layout might look like this.

Company profile

Who you are, how long you have operated, what you stand for and where you are based. This is where your registered details belong, and where a procurement reader looks first.

Solutions or services pages

One page per main offering, written for the buyer's problem rather than your internal product list. Each explains what you supply, who it is for and how an engagement typically starts.

Industries or sectors served

If you serve several sectors, a page for each helps a buyer see that you understand their world.

Contact and proposal request

A clear route to ask for a quote or proposal, with call and WhatsApp buttons alongside it, so a buyer can choose how they prefer to reach you.

A "contact us" link rarely tells a buyer what happens next. A proposal route does. We design the enquiry step so a buyer understands what to send you, such as their requirement, quantity or timeline, and what to expect in return.

Many business enquiries still arrive by phone or WhatsApp, so those buttons appear on every page. A buyer who has a quick question can ask it immediately, and the more detailed requests can come through the enquiry route you prefer.

The site is mobile-friendly on every screen size, because plenty of buyers read on a phone before they open a laptop.

Corporate sites sometimes borrow credibility they have not earned: invented client lists, vague certifications, stock photos of smiling teams. Buyers notice, and it costs trust.

We take the opposite approach. We present what you can genuinely stand behind: your company details, your services, your real photos and any certifications or client names you confirm and have permission to show. You can see the standard of presentation we aim for on our work page, which includes live websites for Singapore businesses.

We also do not promise rankings or a set number of leads. We build a clear, professional site, and what follows depends on your market and your offer.

Website.sg is S$97 a month. For that, we design and build a custom website for your company, published and looked after by us and connected to your own domain. The domain name is bought separately, in your own name, and you can cancel any time.

The standard plan does not include online shop or ecommerce builds. If you need to sell online, message us before you start. Our page on website design cost in Singapore explains what S$97 a month covers and what it does not.