Websites that earn
Built for conversion, not decoration. Every page designed around a specific action — a booking, a quote request, a purchase. Measured in customers, not compliments.
Palconit Digital Marketing Services · DTI-registered
Websites for Philippine businesses that want to be taken seriously.
I build fast, conversion-focused websites for clinics, law firms, startups, and SMEs across the Philippines. Senior craft, transparent pricing, shipped in weeks — not quarters.
What I do
Three things, done well.
PH-stack fluent
GCash, Maya, PayMongo, HitPay. Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop. BIR-compliant invoicing. Standard — not an upsell. Built for Filipino buyers, not translated from elsewhere.
Direct to the designer
No account managers. No 2–3× agency markup. You talk to the person building your site, from the first call to the final handoff.
How it works
Six phases. Most projects ship in four to seven weeks.
- 01
Discovery
One call, one questionnaire. We decide together what the site needs to do.
- 02
Design
Figma mockups, two revision rounds. You see everything before a line of code.
- 03
Development
Built to perform. Core Web Vitals in the green, mobile-first, secure.
- 04
QA
Tested across devices, browsers, connection speeds. Accessibility checked.
- 05
Launch
Shipped to your domain. Analytics, Search Console, schema all live.
- 06
Handoff
Training call, documentation, optional care plan for ongoing support.
Pricing, published
Most Philippine agencies hide their numbers. Here are mine.
Every tier is a capped range, not a "starting at" teaser. Scope drives the number, never perceived budget.
Starter
₱55K–₱75K
Five pages. Mobile-first. One payment gateway.
Business
₱120K–₱180K
8–12 pages. Custom theme. Booking + multi-gateway payments.
Premium / E-commerce
₱220K–₱320K
WooCommerce or Shopify. Full PH payment stack. Marketplace sync.
Bespoke
₱350K+
For projects that don't fit a package.
Who this is for
The restriction is the point.
I'm explicit about who this service fits, and who it doesn't. Both lists save everyone a call.
This is for
- Philippine SMEs in professional services
- Clinics, law firms, real estate, consulting
- Startups in Makati, BGC, Cebu, Davao
- OFW and balikbayan entrepreneurs
- Businesses ready to invest in getting it right
This is not for
- Budgets under ₱50,000 (try Wix or Squarespace)
- Projects with unclear scope or goals
- Clients wanting daily social media management
- Enterprise RFPs requiring multi-person teams
- "Let’s just get something up" thinking
Recent writing
Long-form on the PH web.
Deep guides on pricing, payments, platforms, and launching. Written by the person doing the work — not a content team.
How much does a website cost in the Philippines? (2026 guide)
Actual 2026 prices across every tier — from DIY to enterprise — with what’s included, what’s not, and which tier fits your situation.
GCash, Maya, and PayMongo: a PH payment integration guide
How local payment rails actually work, what each costs, and how to pick the right combination for a Philippine site.
WordPress vs Shopify for Philippine small businesses
A working web designer’s answer to the platform question — not a vendor pitch.
Let's talk.
30 minutes. No pitch. I'll look at your current site, ask about your goals, and tell you honestly whether I can help. If I can't, I'll tell you who can.