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The Cost of Making a Website in Kuching

The Cost of Making a Website in Kuching

The Cost of Making a Website in Kuching

Apr 17, 2025

Costlier, but award-winning design is always cheaper in the longrun

Do you know someone that does it cheaper? Go for it, the fewer award-level websites out there, the easier we can help forward-thinking clients standout. Investing more isn’t just about paying for a website — it’s about paying for a digital presence that reflects the same quality, ambition, and aspiration as the projects behind it.

Do you know someone that does it cheaper? Go for it, the fewer award-level websites out there, the easier we can help forward-thinking clients standout. Investing more isn’t just about paying for a website — it’s about paying for a digital presence that reflects the same quality, ambition, and aspiration as the projects behind it.

Do you know someone that does it cheaper? Go for it, the fewer award-level websites out there, the easier we can help forward-thinking clients standout. Investing more isn’t just about paying for a website — it’s about paying for a digital presence that reflects the same quality, ambition, and aspiration as the projects behind it.

There are plenty of affordable web solutions in Kuching, and for some businesses, they’re enough. But for developers and corporates who want to project credibility and stand out, a simple site won’t match the scale of their brand.

Web Design & Development Pricing in Kuching: What Are You Really Paying For?

In Kuching, web design pricing usually falls into three ranges:
  • RM1,800—RM3,000: entry-level sites, often template-based.
  • Around RM5,000: some extra features and customisation.
  • RM10,000+: positioned as “premium” packages.
Yet, even at the higher end, many websites don’t feel premium. They function, but visually and experientially, they often fall short of today’s global benchmarks.

Why Typical Tiers Don’t Always Add Up

  1. Templates at the core
    Many agencies rely on ready-made structures. Even at higher tiers, the differences can be subtle rather than transformative.
  2. Features vs. Experience
    Extra plugins and tools may sound impressive, but without thoughtful UX and cohesive design, the user experience doesn’t truly elevate.
  3. Websites as standalone items
    Often, a website is treated as a one-off project. But in reality, it should be the central hub of your brand story — not just an online placeholder.

Why Worksmint Starts at 5ive-figures

At Worksmint Studio, our approach is different. Our web projects don’t just exist — they integrate into a brand’s ecosystem. That’s why our basic websites start at a higher price, yet, it is already considered extra-premium compared to the industry's standards.
  • Unified Design Solutions
    We align branding, collaterals, web, and even physical spaces. Every touchpoint feels connected, not fragmented.
  • Interdisciplinary Expertise
    We’re more than web designers. Our team spans branding, interiors, marketing design, digital content, and spatial storytelling. This perspective brings layers of value into every project.
  • Award-Level UX/UI Thinking
    From smooth animations to intuitive navigation, every detail is designed for engagement and retention.
  • Future-Ready Development
    Mobile-first, fast, scalable, and optimised for SEO — ensuring performance matches design quality.

Questions Every Client Should Ask

When reviewing a web proposal, consider:
  • Am I investing in a template, or in a brand experience?
  • Will this site look relevant not just today, but five years from now?
  • Does the design reflect the scale and ambition of my project?
  • Is my website being built as an isolated product, or as part of a bigger brand story?
The web design market in Kuching will always have different tiers. What matters most is understanding what each tier actually delivers. At Worksmint Studio, our focus isn’t on competing at every price point — it’s on raising the bar for what premium web design means in Sarawak.
So instead of asking “How much does it cost?”, ask:
“What value does this bring to my brand?”

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