Block & Page — a web studio in Singapore

You handle the business. We handle the website.

We build, fix and rebuild websites for small local businesses — whatever you do, whether you have no site or one that falls apart on a phone. One page is the standard offer; more pages, booking and ordering are quoted on scope.

What we do

A fast, well-built site. One page is the standard offer — more pages, booking, ordering and other work are quoted on scope.

Make

A new site for a business that has none — who you are, what you do, and how to reach you. One page is the standard offer.

Fix

A site that won’t load, shows a “not secure” warning, or looks wrong on a phone.

Rebuild

Same business, new site — modernised, faster, readable on any screen.

Keep it running

Hosting, HTTPS, small changes and support under the monthly retainer.

Every build is mobile and desktop, HTTPS, and fast — no frameworks, no plugins, no trackers.

More detail
HTTPS — no more “Not secure”
We put a padlock on the page so browsers show it as secure instead of warning customers away. A TLS certificate, served over HTTPS. Chrome marks pages without HTTPS “Not secure” and says someone may be able to view or change what visitors send; Google also uses HTTPS as a ranking signal. Chrome’s warning · HTTPS as a ranking signal.
Mobile-first
We build the page for a phone before a desktop, because that’s where your customers are. Responsive layout with touch-sized controls. Mobile made up 52.94% of Singapore web traffic in October 2026 — StatCounter Global Stats.
Speed
The page loads quickly, and Google doesn’t mark it down for being slow. Core Web Vitals — loading, interactivity and visual stability. Google’s targets: the largest element within 2.5 seconds (LCP), a response within 200 ms (INP), and layout shift of 0.1 or less (CLS) — web.dev.
Structured data
We tag the page so Google understands what your business actually does. Schema.org structured data, in JSON-LD. Google uses structured data it finds on the web to understand a page’s content, and recommends JSON-LD — Google Search Central.
Accessibility basics
People who use a screen reader or keyboard can still read and use the page. WCAG 2.2 — semantic landmarks, alt text, focus order, contrast. Across the web’s top million home pages, the average page has 56.1 detectable accessibility errors — the WebAIM Million, 2026.
Mobilisation
Your site exists but falls apart on a phone — columns run off the edge, the menu won’t open, the text is too small to read. We rebuild the layout for small screens first and let it widen to desktop. Responsive re-layout of the existing content.
Modernisation
Same business, same content, built again on current foundations, so it looks like it belongs in this decade and stops embarrassing you next to a competitor. A rebuild, not a patch on the old markup.
Domain reclaiming
Your domain lapsed and now sits unused, or someone is holding it. We check whether it is free, and if it is, register it back and point it at the new page — often a business lost it without noticing. Domain recovery, then DNS.
Hosting and backups
The page sits on infrastructure you never have to think about, with a copy kept so a mistake or a bad plugin can be undone. Managed hosting with versioned backups.
What the page actually says
Most small business sites fail on content, not design — no prices, no hours, no idea what the place does. We write the sections for you from what your customers already ask on the phone. Content structure and copy, not just layout.

Why it matters

Lead generation
A search for your trade in your area ends in a call or a WhatsApp message to you.
Visibility
You show up when someone looks for what you do, instead of the shop next door.
Recognition
Your name, hours and photos in one place make you look established to a stranger.
Always open
The page keeps answering where, when and how much after you’ve shut for the day.
More detail

Lead generation. A search for your trade in your area can only end in a call to you if there’s a page for Google to show. Indexing. Google Search works in three stages — crawling, indexing and serving — and it doesn’t accept payment to crawl more often or rank higher; your page is found and read automatically. How Google Search works.

Visibility. You show up when someone looks for what you do, instead of the shop next door. Mobile-first indexing. Google uses the mobile version of your site’s content for indexing and ranking, so the page that works on a phone is the version that decides whether you appear. Google Search Central.

Recognition. Your name, hours and photos in one place make you look established to a stranger. A stated business. Singapore had 369,500 SMEs in 2025 — against just 1,500 larger firms, out of 371,000 enterprises — so looking established is what sets you apart. SingStat.

Always open. The page keeps answering where, when and how much after you’ve shut for the day. Google Business Profile. Your hours, address and what you do should read the same on your site and your Google listing; Google says businesses with complete and accurate info are more likely to show up in local search results. Google Business Profile Help.

Little things, done right

Three things every site should have, shown small. Each one is standard in a Block & Page build.

HTTPS — no more “Not secure”

Browsers warn customers away from pages without this. Your page gets the padlock.

Structured data — Google reads your hours and address

How a search result can show your hours and address before anyone clicks.

Speed — one small file, nothing to wait for

No framework, no plugins, no trackers. The page itself is the only thing to load.

This could be your shop’s site

The same page, built twice — the way a customer’s phone shows it, and the way it looks on a desktop. Tap Phone or Desktop.

The Daily Grind

Kopi & kaya toast in Tiong Bahru

Open now, till 6pm

123 Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore

  • KopiS$1.40
  • Kaya toastS$2.80
  • Nasi lemakS$3.50

You could have this on your site.

The call and WhatsApp buttons, the open-now hours, the menu — that’s the whole job, and it’s what you get.

See what it costs

The price

Two numbers. No hidden fees.

Build the site S$480 one time, first 10 clients S$380
Keep it running S$69 a month

The retainer covers hosting, the HTTPS certificate, small changes and support — new hours, new prices, new photos. The domain is separate: registered in your name, it renews yearly at cost. No contracts, cancel when you like.

How we compare

These are published 2026 prices from Singapore studios, so you can judge us against the real market rather than a made-up number. Every figure links to the page it came from. The pricier tiers buy more than our standard one-page build — more pages, copywriting, search-engine work, a whole team. We charge less because we do a smaller job.

Brochure or one-to-two-page site lowest published prices — NoMeet Studio and xSquare S$610–S$1,090
Basic informational site a few pages about your business — Singapore Digital Marketing S$800–S$3,000
Standard SME site, five to ten pages more pages, copywriting, some search work — Singapore Digital Marketing S$1,500–S$5,000
Professional custom build a team: design, copy, search, more involved features — Singapore Digital Marketing S$4,500–S$15,000
Maintenance or care plan ongoing updates — NoMeet Studio and Upscaled; the wider market runs S$50–S$200 a month per Singapore Digital Marketing S$125–S$150 a month
Block & Page S$480 to build · S$69 a month First 10 clients build for S$380.
  1. We build it and put it live

    You see the real thing before you spend anything.

  2. You approve it

    Only then do you pay. Nothing is charged before you say yes.

  3. It’s yours

    The domain is registered in your name from the start — we never hold it, and it renews yearly at cost.

  4. Seven days to change your mind

    Not happy? Full refund, and we take the site down.

Get in touch

Email first — it’s the fastest way to reach us, answered within minutes.

Existing clients [email protected]
Everything else [email protected]
If you’d rather talk WhatsApp or call +65 8629 1542

Email is answered within minutes. If you’d rather talk, WhatsApp and calls go to Ethan directly.