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How Much Does a Small-Business Website Cost in Malaysia?

There is no responsible single market price: define the smallest useful scope, separate setup from recurring costs and compare written deliverables.

Shane Hau 10 min readPublished 3 August 2026Updated 24 August 2026

Three providers can quote three very different products when they receive different briefs. A one-page template, a content-led business site and a booking system are not comparable merely because each is called a website.

How we checked public pricing

This is an original snapshot checked on 18 August 2026: 21 Malaysia-based or Malaysia-serving providers with a public price visible without login. Direct provider pages were used; providers without visible pricing and aggregators were excluded. This is a transparency-biased convenience sample, not a market survey, quality ranking or Malaysian price average.

ProviderPublic advertised pricingModel / scope note
Simple.com.myRM2,500 / 3,500 / 5,500Up to 5 / 10 / 20 pages
PresoftRM1,250 / 4,850 / 9,850Landing / up to 6 / up to 12 pages; renewal published
Ant Web StudioRM600 + RM30 monthly to RM4,000 + RM210 monthlySetup plus recurring plan
PenangWebRM999 / 1,999 / 3,999 / 4,9991 to 10-page packages; add-ons listed
Busy Bee StudioFrom RM1,500 / 3,500 / 6,500Single page to premium; hosting and maintenance extra
WebmoreRM1,599 / 2,599Up to 4 / 6 pages; annual domain and hosting stated
FITBFrom RM999 / 2,999 / 5,999 / 9,999Landing to ecommerce; first-year hosting/domain listed
Young & CoRM500 template / RM1,299 funnelTemplate and funnel products; annual server stated
YupradinRM680 / 980 / 1,290 yearlyAnnual package model
BalootRM2,800 / 5,500 / customUp to 5 / 12 pages; support period varies
JustSimpleRM3,800 / 4,800 / 6,800Up to 10 / 20 / 30 pages; renewal published
WoWoNiNiFrom RM2,500 / 4,800 / 6,800 / 10,000Landing to ecommerce; first-year hosting/domain listed
WebsiteDesigner.com.myRM3,800 / RM6,800+Starter / CMS growth; custom scope separate
KS GlobalRM2,800 / 3,8005 / 12 pages; first-year hosting/domain listed
RekabentukRM3,000 / 6,000 / 10,000Static, CMS and web-app foundation; maintenance stated
Best Web DesignRM6,000 / 10,000Promotional ecommerce tiers
Dsense DesignRM3,600 / 4,600Up to 5 / 15 pages; domain/hosting listed
NickelJetFrom RM3,000 / 4,500 / 6,000Basic to advanced; first-year basic hosting/domain
Superior Store GeekFrom RM5,000 promotionalShopify ecommerce; platform fees excluded
SiteJojoFrom RM2,800Page-count variants; hosting/domain included
CybergateRM999 / 1,599 / 1,999 / 2,5991-page to ecommerce; annual renewal published

Why headline numbers are not comparable

We observed one-time packages, from-price packages, annual subscriptions and setup-plus-monthly plans. Page count alone does not settle content responsibility, design type, ecommerce, revisions, handover, integrations, testing, ownership or support. Recurring hosting, renewal, maintenance and platform charges are often separate from the headline amount.

1. Start with the business job

  • Help customers confirm services, location, hours and contact details.
  • Turn informed visitors into useful WhatsApp or form enquiries.
  • Present credentials, service boundaries or a portfolio before a sales conversation.
  • Collect structured booking or quotation details.
  • Sell products, accept payments or support an internal workflow.

Payment, live availability, customer accounts and operational integrations add business rules, testing and support responsibility. Do not buy them just in case, but do not disguise a real operational system as a cheap brochure site either.

2. Budget for seven parts, not only design

Cost areaScope questionCost pattern
DiscoveryWho defines audiences, pages, questions and actions?Usually setup
Design and buildHow many layouts, breakpoints and states need testing?Mainly setup
ContentWho writes, supplies, edits and approves copy and media?Setup and updates
Domain and hostingWho owns registration, email, backups and capacity?Recurring
FunctionsAre forms, booking, payment, login or integrations required?Setup and recurring
Launch QAAre mobile, forms, redirects, metadata and browsers tested?Setup and after changes
MaintenanceWho handles updates, incidents, monitoring and renewals?Recurring or on demand

3. Compare the work behind the page count

  • A neighbourhood food business may need a current menu, hours, location, parking notes, original photos and one WhatsApp action. Ordering and loyalty systems are separate decisions.
  • An owner-led professional service may need boundaries, credentials, process, FAQs and a structured enquiry. Accurate copy approval can require more effort than the visual build.
  • A venue form that requests a preferred date is simpler than live availability, deposits and double-booking prevention. The latter is an operational system.

4. Separate setup price from first-year cost

One-off setupRecurring or variable
Planning, page structure and designDomain, hosting and business email
Build, content entry and initial integrationsPlugins, booking tools and subscriptions
Migration, redirects, testing and handoverMaintenance, backups and monitoring
Training and documentationContent changes and out-of-scope repairs

Keep domain registration and renewal contacts under business control. MYNIC explains that an unrenewed .my domain can pass through grace, redemption and deletion stages, interrupting associated website and email services.

5. Use the same checklist for every quote

  • Give each provider the same audience, page, language, deadline, content and integration brief.
  • Ask which deliverables, tests, metadata, redirects, revision rounds and handover items are included.
  • Confirm control of the domain, DNS, hosting, code or export, analytics, Search Console and subscriptions.
  • Separate a short defect warranty from ongoing maintenance and content work.
  • Agree how new pages, languages, booking rules or integrations will be estimated and approved.
  • Collect only necessary customer data and document who can access it and how long it is retained.

6. Recognise warning signs

  • The domain is registered to an unrelated party with no documented transfer rights.
  • Unlimited pages, revisions or support have no usable definition.
  • A booking, payment or automation system is priced without discovery.
  • The proposal promises first-page rankings, guaranteed leads or guaranteed revenue.
  • Content, licences, hosting, testing, backups or handover are missing from scope.

Official sources

Written by Shane Hau, founder of TS Haus Digital Solutions. Last updated 24 August 2026.