Will the Chinese version use Simplified or Traditional characters?

Simplified by default — that's what mainland-Chinese visitors and most Singaporean readers expect online. We can ship Traditional alongside on the Commerce plan if your audience expects it (Hong Kong / Taiwan facing).

Can the checkout accept PayNow and GrabPay, not just credit cards?

Yes. The Commerce plan integrates PayNow, GrabPay, and Stripe for cards. You take payments however your local customers prefer, without juggling separate gateway sign-ups.

Is the site PDPA-compliant out of the box?

Yes. Cookie consent, data-protection notice in the footer, and a privacy-policy page tuned to PDPA. If you're collecting health-related data (clinic intake forms), we route storage to PDPA-compliant infrastructure.

How does the site handle Chinese New Year closures?

Opening hours are editable by email — you send us the CNY closure window, we update the structured-data block and the visible hours. Google's local snippet picks up the change, and the site shows a prominent banner during the closure if you want.

Singapore

Web design in Singapore for SMEs that need to ship in English and Chinese.

Built for Singapore F&B, professional services, and bilingual retail — EN/ZH on the same site, billed monthly in SGD, PDPA-aware, no setup fee, no lock-in.

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SGD pricing · Bilingual EN/ZH copy · PDPA-compliant data handling

01Singapore context

Singapore SME websites are mostly built for the wrong audience.

A Singapore SME website is competing for attention from a customer who has lived in three timezones this year, speaks two or three languages comfortably, and decides on lunch from a phone in Tanjong Pagar without thinking twice about cuisine origin. The website needs to read in English and Mandarin without one feeling like an afterthought, load fast on the country's best mobile networks, and support PayNow on the checkout — not 'we'll add it later'.

Local agency rates run S$8 000–S$30 000 for a custom build, plus a maintenance retainer that creeps up over years. For a hawker stall expanding into a small chain, a clinic in Bugis, or a bilingual professional services firm in CBD, that money is better spent on hiring a third employee than on a website project.

We build EN/ZH on the same site by default. One monthly fee in SGD covers design, hosting on a global edge network (loads fast across SEA), the .sg or .com.sg domain, ongoing updates, and PDPA-compliant data handling — including the cookie consent and notification footer Singapore visitors expect.

02Singapore businesses we typically build for

Three patterns common in Singapore.

F&B & hospitality

Restaurants, cafés, bars — bilingual menus and reservations

Bilingual menus, opening hours that respect Chinese New Year and public holiday closures, PayNow / GrabPay deposit handling, and a reservation route that doesn't lose state when a customer switches from English to Chinese mid-order.

Professional services

Law, accounting, healthcare clinics, consultants

A clear bilingual positioning page, structured data for clinic specialties, an EN/ZH intake form for clinics, and a contact route that respects the Singaporean preference for asynchronous email over scheduled calls.

SME e-commerce

Bilingual retail selling across Southeast Asia

Bilingual product pages, SGD-priced checkouts via Stripe / HitPay / GrabPay, courier integrations that handle Singapore-to-Malaysia same-day, and a photography pipeline that doesn't require a creative director's calendar.

03What it costs in Singapore

SGD-billed, PDPA-compliant, hosted regionally.

Starter from

S$27/ month

Billed in Singapore dollars. Annual prepay saves two months. No setup fee on any plan; cancel with 30 days' notice and keep your .sg or .com domain.

Payment options

Stripe · HitPay · PayNow · GrabPay · PayPal

Stripe, HitPay, PayNow, GrabPay, and PayPal for online sales. Cross-border SEA shipping handled at the courier level on the Commerce plan.

Compliance handled

PDPA-compliant data handling · Spam Control Act compliant · WCAG 2.2 AA

PDPA notification banner where required, cookie consent, structured data for menus and clinic specialties, accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA, and Spam Control Act-compliant marketing footers on any newsletter we set up.

04Singapore questions

What Singapore owners ask before signing up.

Will the Chinese version use Simplified or Traditional characters?: Simplified by default — that's what mainland-Chinese visitors and most Singaporean readers expect online. We can ship Traditional alongside on the Commerce plan if your audience expects it (Hong Kong / Taiwan facing).
Can the checkout accept PayNow and GrabPay, not just credit cards?: Yes. The Commerce plan integrates PayNow, GrabPay, and Stripe for cards. You take payments however your local customers prefer, without juggling separate gateway sign-ups.
Is the site PDPA-compliant out of the box?: Yes. Cookie consent, data-protection notice in the footer, and a privacy-policy page tuned to PDPA. If you're collecting health-related data (clinic intake forms), we route storage to PDPA-compliant infrastructure.
How does the site handle Chinese New Year closures?: Opening hours are editable by email — you send us the CNY closure window, we update the structured-data block and the visible hours. Google's local snippet picks up the change, and the site shows a prominent banner during the closure if you want.

Bilingual EN/ZH web design in Singapore, live in 2–3 weeks.

Two minutes to sign up. SGD billing. PDPA-compliant. Cancel any time and keep your domain.

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