Pricing
Fixed written quotes, no hidden fees and one developer from the first message to launch day. Here's where every project starts.
Prices in US dollars.
A fast, custom-designed website, without a CMS.
Starting at$1,499
Businesses whose pages change a few times a year
Everything in Custom website, plus your own admin and database.
Starting at$2,998
Custom website $1,499 + CMS and database $1,499
Teams that publish often or manage their own content
A custom WordPress build you can edit without breaking.
Starting at$1,999
Businesses that want WordPress and its editor
An online store with products, checkout and payments.
From $2,999
Portals, dashboards, booking systems and internal tools.
Custom quote
A content system designed around how your team works.
Custom quote
Updates, backups, monitoring and small changes, handled.
From $149/ month
Add-ons
Start with what you need today. Add these at launch or any time after.
Custom CMS and database setup
Add to a custom website so you can edit it yourself
+$1,499
Extra page beyond 12
Same design system, same quality
+$99 / page
Care and maintenance
Updates, backups, monitoring and small changes
+$149 / month
The market
Typical 2026 prices for a small business website. Quotes vary with scope, but the pattern holds: cheap options cost you later, and agencies charge for layers you never talk to.
DIY builders and templates
$0 to $1,000 plus monthly fees
Budget freelancers
$500 to $1,500
Aldrian
From $1,499, fixed quote per scope
Established agencies
$5,000 to $40,000+
Ranges are typical figures from published 2026 pricing guides, not quotes. Scale is logarithmic.
Why clients choose me
No account managers, no handoffs. The person you talk to is the person who designs, builds and supports your site.
Interface design, front end, back end, CMS and hosting. Nothing gets lost between teams, because there aren't any.
Search-friendly structure, clean metadata and mobile-first performance are part of every build, not an upsell.
You get the scope, timeline and price before any work starts. No hourly meter running in the background.
Your domain, your content and your code. No lock-in, no platform holding your website hostage.
Top Rated on Upwork with a 100% Job Success score, and 5+ years building and maintaining websites for businesses.
Compare
An honest look at your options. Each one has its place. Here's where I fit.
| Feature | Aldrian | Agency | Budget freelancer | DIY builder |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Typical price, 12-page site | from $1,499 | $5,000 to $40,000+ | $500 to $1,500 | Monthly fees, forever |
| Who you talk to | The developer | An account manager | Varies | Support tickets |
| Designed for your business | ||||
| Speed and SEO built in | ||||
| Custom CMS option | ||||
| Fixed written quote | ||||
| You own the code and content |
Questions
Anything else, just ask. You'll get a straight answer.
Because it's designed and built for your business, not dropped into a template. The price covers planning, custom design, a fast mobile-first build, on-page SEO, testing on real devices and launch. It sits in the middle of the market: above template sellers, well below most agencies, with the same person doing the work from start to finish.
Only if you'll change your content often. If your pages change a few times a year, the Custom website is enough and I make the changes for you. If you publish blog posts, add products or projects, or have a team that edits the site, the CMS lets you do it yourself without touching code.
WordPress is a good fit if you want its familiar editor and plugin ecosystem. A custom CMS is lighter, faster and has nothing to update every week, and it only has the fields you need, so it's harder to break. I build both and will recommend the one that fits how you work.
They're starting prices for the scope listed. After a short call or message about your project, you get a fixed written quote with the scope, timeline and payment milestones. The quote is the price you pay, unless you ask for changes to the scope.
Projects are split into milestones that are agreed in writing before work starts, so you never pay for everything up front.
Visitors in the Philippines see prices in pesos at a fixed rate of ₱60 per $1, so your quote doesn't change with the exchange rate. You can switch currencies at the top of the page.
Your domain and hosting are billed by the providers at their normal rates, usually a small yearly cost for a site like this. Care and maintenance is optional, from $149 a month, and small one-off changes can be quoted any time.
Share a few details about your business and goals. I'll reply personally with a clear scope, timeline and price.