How much does web design cost in Malaysia?
A 3–5 page business website typically costs RM1,500–RM3,000 from a freelancer and RM3,000–RM6,000 from an agency, according to 2026 price guides. Transfomind websites cost RM1,490, RM2,990 or RM4,990 to build, plus a monthly plan from RM149 for hosting and maintenance. You pay for your own domain.
How long does it take to build a website?
Usually 2–4 weeks once your text and photos are ready. A website with an enquiry workflow can take a little longer, because the dashboard and alerts are set up and tested too.
Will my website show up on Google?
We set up what Google needs to find and understand your site: page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, structured data and Google Search Console. Rankings also depend on your competitors, your content and your reviews, so nobody can honestly guarantee a position, but a well-built site gives you the best start.
Can my website be in English, Bahasa Melayu and Chinese?
Yes. Each language gets its own pages, linked so Google shows visitors the right version. Extra languages add pages to build and check, so they are included in your quotation.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. We review what works on your current site, keep your domain and rebuild it to be faster, mobile-first and easier to contact you from. Where pages already bring visitors from Google, we keep their addresses or redirect them so you don't lose that traffic.
What does the monthly plan cover?
Website care, from RM149 a month, covers hosting, SSL, updates, backups and small text and photo changes. The price depends on the size of your site. If you'd rather host it yourself, hosting is charged separately.
Where do enquiries from the website go?
The WhatsApp button opens a chat with your business number, and enquiry forms send to your email. With the Website with workflow package, every enquiry also lands in a dashboard with instant email or WhatsApp alerts, so nothing is missed.
Is my website PDPA compliant?
We build enquiry forms with a consent tick box, a link to your privacy notice and only the fields you need. Your business is still responsible for how it uses the data, so we recommend having your privacy notice checked by a lawyer.