Own your website. Don't rent it.

We build for your industry first: a renovation contractor's site and a hardware trader's fail for different reasons. The industries we serve most in Malaysia:

• Trading & wholesale. B2B buyers doing due diligence need product/category clarity, visible company registration, warehouse and coverage details, and an enquiry flow that suits someone comparing three suppliers today.
• Renovation & construction. Homeowners scrolling at night need photo-first galleries by property type, a clear process, service-area pages for local searches ("renovation contractor puchong") and a low-friction quote path.
• Clinics. Anxious patients need plain-language treatment pages, doctor credentials, location and hours impossible to miss, and WhatsApp booking that works in a lunch break.
• F&B. What Instagram cannot give you: a menu Google can read, a page per outlet, your story told once, and one home for the delivery/ordering links scattered across bios.
• Manufacturing. Export buyers verify before they email: specification tables, certifications (ISO, SIRIM) above the fold, factory capability photos and, for many Malaysian manufacturers, a properly written Chinese version, not a machine translation. Bilingual builds are a specialty of ours.
• Logistics. Procurement teams need route coverage, fleet/cargo capability, compliance signals and separate enquiry paths for domestic and cross-border work.

We quote your industry's version of the package: a clinic's Business page list differs from a trader's. Same price, different blueprint.

Malaysians buy through WhatsApp, on phones, from businesses that look verifiably local. We build around those three behaviours; imported templates ignore them.

WhatsApp is the conversion event. Malaysian buyers do not fill in five-field forms and wait; they WhatsApp. So every page gets a floating button, buttons in every section and pre-filled message text ("Hi, I'm asking about kitchen renovation, saw your Puchong page"). We track those taps as goal events in Google Analytics, so you know which pages produce enquiries.

Mobile isn't a version — it's the site. Most Malaysian visitors arrive on phones, often on 4G that behaves like 3G in a shoplot, so we design mobile-first with LCP under 2.5 seconds.

Trust signals are local. Visible SSM registration number, a real Malaysian address and phone format, photos of your actual premises and team, and FPX logos on stores. Malaysians are scam-alert in 2026; a generic international look reads as riskier than a visibly local one.

Starter is "exist properly", Business is "compete locally", E-commerce is "own your sales channel".

Starter (RM1,488) is five pages answering what every prospect checks: what you do, whether you can be trusted, roughly what it costs, how to contact you. For a new business or one replacing a Facebook page, it changes how you are perceived overnight, but it will not win competitive Google rankings by itself.

Business (RM2,888) is our recommendation for most established SMEs: individual service pages (each a Google landing page for one search), an about page built for trust, and Google Business Profile setup so you appear on Maps. It is the minimum structure local SEO can build on.

E-commerce (RM4,888) is covered on the ecommerce page.

Not sure? Ask on WhatsApp. We have told owners to buy cheaper than they asked for; we build on referrals, not overselling.

Payment gateway landscape. FPX (Financial Process Exchange) is the essential rail for Malaysian buyers: direct bank transfer from any local bank, roughly 60% of Malaysian ecommerce. Every store we build integrates FPX via toyyibPay (no monthly fee, ~RM 1 per transaction) or Billplz (similar) for smaller stores, or iPay88 where higher volume makes negotiated rates matter. Stripe adds cards and international buyers; e-wallets (GrabPay, Boost, Touch 'n Go) use the same gateway plugins when your buyers warrant them.

SST considerations. Malaysian SST (Sales and Services Tax) at 8% applies to prescribed services, including web design from registered providers. We are not currently SST-registered (turnover is below the threshold); if that changes we will re-issue quotes with SST added. Store builds compute SST automatically by delivery region and your registration status.

Language considerations. Sites are English by default, the search and business default for Malaysian SMEs. Where your buyers are genuinely Chinese-reading (often Chinese-owned trading and manufacturing firms serving China, Taiwan or diaspora markets) we deliver bilingual English + Chinese sites with correct hreflang. The project can run in Mandarin, English or Bahasa Malaysia.

Hosting and infrastructure. Standard Malaysian hosting (Exabytes, ServerFreak, WebServer.com.my) suits typical SME sites at ~RM 350/year. For cross-border traffic (JB businesses selling into Singapore, exporters serving international buyers) we add CloudFlare CDN so response time stays fast from any geography without upgrading hosting. Infrastructure cost is transparent: no hidden margin, no surprise renewal increases.

Getting started

WhatsApp us your business, your city and what is prompting the website, plus your current URL and, if you are on a yearly-rental platform, your renewal date (the migration credit works best planned around it). We reply within 24 business hours with a fixed quote or a discovery-call proposal.

Discovery is about an hour over video in English, Mandarin or Bahasa; the written proposal follows within 48 hours. Acceptance to launch is typically 3-4 weeks. Payment is 50% at start, 50% after your inspection, via FPX, giro, card or Wise, invoiced in Ringgit against your registered business name; full terms and every rate are on the pricing page.