Four ways in. Move up only when the last tier has paid for itself — that is the entire point of building it this way. Pricing is quoted per project, and the reasoning behind that is on this page rather than hidden behind a contact form.
Solo agents & first-time clients
Established agents & growing brands
Clients actively buying leads
Brands ready for a real partner
Scope, page count and ad spend change the number too much for a published figure to be honest. A price list that covered every case would have to be set high enough to survive the worst one, which means overcharging every small project to protect against a large one. So you get a real figure for your actual scope, usually within a day, and it does not move afterwards.
The Starter tier exists to remove the two costs that most often stall a first project: buying a domain and setting up hosting. You launch on yourname.sili.ph, you get a complete working site rather than a trial, and if it earns its keep you move up. If it does not, you found that out for the least money possible — which is also a useful result.
It depends far more on scope than on any headline number, and the spread across the market is wide enough that a published figure would tell you almost nothing. A one-page site for a solo agent and a multi-page build with a lead funnel and ongoing Meta ad management are not the same product. Sili quotes per project rather than publishing a price list, because any public number would have to be set high enough to cover the worst case — which would overcharge everyone at the small end. What we can say plainly is that the entry tier starts on a sili.ph subdomain specifically so that a first engagement carries no domain cost and no hosting setup. Tell us what you need and you get a real figure for your actual scope, usually within a day, and it does not move afterwards — contact us and we will size it with you.
Because a price list would either be a fiction or a range so wide it tells you nothing. A one-page site for a solo agent and a multi-page build with a lead funnel and ongoing Meta ad management are not the same product, and pretending they can share a number would mean quoting high enough to cover the worst case — which would overcharge everyone at the small end. Tell us the scope and you get a real figure, usually within a day, and it does not change afterwards.
Four things, roughly in order of impact: how many pages the site needs; whether the content and photos exist already or have to be produced; whether you need ongoing campaign management or a one-time build; and how much custom design sits on top of the shared component library. A site that reuses the library heavily and arrives with its content written is the cheapest thing we make. A ground-up identity with bespoke layouts and monthly ad management is the most expensive.
For a build alone, hosting and SSL are included in the tier and there is no separate monthly hosting invoice. Where a monthly fee applies is ongoing work — Meta ad management, content production, or a retainer for continuous site changes — because those consume time every month. A build is a project; management is a subscription. We keep the two clearly separate on the quote so you always know which you are buying.
No. Build engagements are split across the project, and the specific structure is agreed before anything starts. This gets confirmed in writing on the quote, not left to a verbal understanding.
The Starter tier: a one-page site on a sili.ph subdomain with basic on-page SEO, a working enquiry form, and hosting and SSL included. It removes the two costs that usually stall a first project — buying a domain and setting up hosting — and it is a complete, live, working site rather than a trial. If it earns its keep, you move up. If it doesn't, you have found that out cheaply, which is also a result.
Tell us the scope and you will get an actual number, not a range — usually within a day.
