Freelance web designer in Singapore

A website that does the selling for you. First design out in 3 days.

The page that works while you are asleep, and a system behind it built to help you close more deals.

Built by a marketer, for businesses who care about getting quality leads and sales.

Guaranteed: first design in 3 days, or a full refund First design in 3 days · or a full refund · 3 DAYS Guaranteed First design in 3 days or your deposit back, and you own everything either way.

You own the domain and the site outright. Hosting is free, so there is no monthly fee to keep it running.

3 daysTo your first design
8Edits included
S$1,800Fixed, nothing billed after
S$0 /moTo keep it live, ever

Web design work, live in Singapore.

01/07

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WhatsApp message from Rick at The Drone Team reviewing DayThree Studio, typed out in full beside it
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"I am very impressed with DayThree Studio on their quality of work and speed of delivery. What I like most is the attentive to details and marketing advice offered.

Based on my current website, they transformed it to how consumer will want to experience my business services.

I was very afraid to engage someone to do my website as usually they will require a lot of information from me, taking up a lot of my time. However, DayThree Studio went out to help me draft those contents and even get those videos from my existing channels.

Thank you DayThree Studio. I highly recommend their services."

Rick
The Drone Team, Singapore

Fixed price · first design in 3 days or your deposit back · you own everything

Your website was built to describe you, not to convince your customers.

Here is what nobody in the web business tells you before you pay them: almost every website sold in Singapore is a brochure. It explains what you do. It was never designed to ask anyone to do anything.

"It looks nice, but it doesn't get me leads."

I've heard many versions of this from business owners for the past six years in an agency.

Here's how it usually goes for businesses starting out online.

  1. 01

    You buy a brochure

    Five pages, a nice photo of the team, a paragraph about your values, a contact form at the very bottom. It looks smart and it explains what you do.

  2. 02

    You start running ads

    The clicks arrive. The enquiries don't. So you pause the ads to "fix things", and the leads stop the day you stop.

  3. 03

    You pay again

    Someone tells you that you need a landing page. Which is true. It's also a second project, a second invoice, and a few more weeks before anything improves. You paid for a website, then you paid to fix what it was supposed to do.

There's another option, and it's the one almost nobody in the web business can offer you.

The DayThree way

Your homepage is the landing page.

Instead of buying a brochure now and a landing page later, you get one page, built the way an ad team builds one: one clear offer at the top, one thing to do repeated down the page, and every section earning its place. Send people to it from day one, whether they come from ads, Google or Instagram, and it's already the page you'd otherwise have paid to build second.

The other difference is who's building it. Most web designers have never sat inside a marketing campaign. I spent six years in a performance marketing agency, speaking with thousands of business owners and watching the numbers behind their campaigns. I've seen which pages turn visitors into enquiries and which quietly eat the budget. Then I trained formally in UX/UI design and started building that page myself.

And because one person does the thinking, the writing, the design and the build, it doesn't cost five figures or take two months.

A DayThree page is a homepage built as a landing page, by a performance-driven marketer with visibility across thousands of marketing campaigns, that tells you the moment someone enquires.

One person, four jobs.

You talk. I write it for you.

You don't have to write a word. Tell me about your business the way you'd explain it to a friend, and I turn that into the writing on your page: a clearer headline, simpler promises, and none of the jargon that makes people leave.

Design that earns trust

I studied user experience design at university, which in plain terms means I know what makes a page easy to read, easy to use on a phone, and quick to trust. That is what makes a one-person business look established.

Built so Google and AI can read it

Page titles, descriptions, a sitemap and structured data, all set up properly so search engines and AI assistants can find and quote your business. This is the groundwork, not a ranking promise. It means that when you are ready to chase traffic, nothing has to be rebuilt first.

Brand and website, built together

Most founders buy a logo from one place and a website from another, then spend months reconciling them. Here you can get both from the same hand on the same brief, so one look is applied everywhere from day one.

The 3-day process

Day 0 we kick off. Day 3 you see it.

No design jargon. No homework beyond a 30-minute call. You tell me about your business the way you'd explain it to a friend, and three days later you are looking at your page's live.

Day 0 · Kickoff

Tell me about your business

"I don't have my content ready" is why most websites never get started.

A 30-minute call and a one-page checklist: your rough words, any photos or a logo, and a few quick decisions. Rough is fine, tidying it up is my job. The three-day clock starts once this is done.

Day 3 · Your design

See your page on a real link

The usual fear: waiting three weeks and getting back something that isn't you.

I turn your words into one clear headline, one offer and one thing for visitors to do, and design the page around it. Three days in, you open a link and there it is. If it's not right, your deposit comes back in full.

Then · Build

Built, and wired to tell you

Most websites get approved on a big monitor, then read by customers on the bus.

Your page gets built properly: quick to load, looks right on every screen, with your enquiry form wired to alert you the second someone fills it in. You send me one list of tweaks and I work through it.

Launch

Live on your web address

"Once the website's ready" stops being something you say.

Your web address connected, visitor tracking on, and set up so Google and AI assistants can find you. You post the link, and the alerts start the same day. I give you the launch date once I have seen your content, and I do not guess it before that.

Fixed price · first design in 3 days or your deposit back · you own everything

Your phone buzzes a notification immediately. One click to start messaging your new enquiry.

Try it: type your name and watch it land

Nothing is sent anywhere. It only shows you what would land on your phone.

Most enquiries are not lost because the website was bad. They are lost in the email inbox, buried between invoices, newsletters and spam, and found two days too late.

  • You are told straight away. Name, number and message, on your phone the moment they press send.
  • Every enquiry in one list. Not scattered across email and WhatsApp. Yours to keep.
  • You see how they found you. Google, an ad, or a referral. So ad money stops being a guess.

Most people enquire with two or three businesses at once. The first to reply is usually the one they end up talking to.

Included with every Launch Page. Free for the first 3 months. If you don’t find it useful, cancel anytime and take your leads data with you.

One package. Everything a page needs to win you enquiries.

Need more pages?

S$500 per extra page, or S$3,000 for a five-page site. Start with one and add pages when the business asks for them.

Brand new, no logo yet?

Add a Brand Kit for S$500: your logo, colours and fonts, plus the small icons and profile images, applied as the site is built.

Something bigger?

Online stores and custom builds are scoped and quoted in writing before anything starts, so the price is fixed once the scope is agreed.

You own everything. You buy the domain in your own name, the site and the accounts are yours, and I host it for free, S$0 a month, so the site keeps working whether or not you ever pay me again. If anything ever breaks because of my build, I fix it free. 50% deposit to book your slot, balance at launch. You see your first design within 3 days, and if it misses your deposit comes back in full. Lead alerts are free for your first 3 months, then S$300 a year or S$30 a month, cancel any time. After launch, edit the everyday content yourself in your admin console, or send bigger changes ad hoc from S$80.

You'll want to compare. Here's the honest version.

Shopping around is the sensible thing to do, so I've done some of it for you. Here's how DayThree sits next to the two usual ways businesses in Singapore get a website: a template web shop, and a traditional agency.

Features DayThree Studio Template Web Shops Traditional Agencies
Time to launch First design in 3 days 2 to 3 weeks 1 to 2 months or more
Starting price S$1,800 fixed Typically S$1,500 to S$3,000 S$7,000 and up
Pricing model Fixed scope, fixed price Low headline, add-ons after Custom quotes, revisions billed
Design Custom, built to get enquiries WordPress template Custom
Copywriting Included, written by a marketer You provide your own content Often a paid add-on
Revisions 8 edits, defined up front Varies, often 2 rounds Hourly after scope
When an enquiry comes in CRM + alert to your phone, included An email, if the form is connected Separate tools, separately quoted
Editing your own content Admin console included CMS included, easy to break the layout CMS depends on the build
Loading on a phone Fast, built for phones first Plugins and page builders slow it down Varies
Hosting after launch Free, hosted on your own domain Maintenance plan, typically S$35 to S$500 a month Retainer, typically S$500 to S$2,500 a month
Who you talk to The person building it Account manager Account manager relaying to a team
Your risk if it's wrong First design in 3 days, deposit refunded Varies by contract Committed once scoped
When you run ads Homepage already is the landing page Separate landing page, second build Separate landing page, quoted separately
Findable by Google and AI assistants Yes, from day one "SEO submission" only Varies

Your risk, removed

First design in 3 days, or your deposit back.

The quiet worry with every designer: the design comes back, it isn't what you had in your head, and now you're stuck with it or paying by the hour. Here, you're never stuck. You see the first design within three days of kickoff. If it isn't right, say so, and the 50% deposit comes back in full. No argument, no invoice for work already done.

Once the direction is right, eight edit requests shape the page until it feels like yours. One edit is one compiled list of changes, big or small, sent in one go.

You'll probably only need three.

J, freelance web designer and founder of DayThree Studio, Singapore
3 daysTo launch
1 personStart to finish

Why a marketer became a freelance web designer.

I'm J. Six years in a performance marketing agency, speaking with thousands of business owners and watching the numbers behind their campaigns. Budgets ran from S$1,000 a month up to S$20,000 a month.

Same problem, over and over.

The ads worked. People clicked. Then they landed on a website built to describe the business rather than sell it, and the ad money went out with nothing to show for it. Good businesses, let down at the final step.

So I trained formally in UX/UI design and started building that page myself. You get one person who has spent years watching what makes visitors enquire, and who designs your page, builds it, and answers your messages.

No account manager in between.

6 years performance marketing 1,000+ business owners UX/UI trained Based in Singapore

The honest constraint

I only take three projects a month.

Let me be upfront with you. There is no team behind the curtain here. The person you message is the person who writes your words, designs your page and builds it. That is why the quality holds, and why you are not paying for agency overhead. It also means three is the honest number. Outside client work I build my own apps, and I prefer to keep some balance in my life. When the month is full I will tell you straight, and new projects book into the following month. If your launch has a date on it, your 50% deposit is what holds your slot.

Built for people who are ready to put their business in front of customers.

This is for you if

  • You're a coach, consultant or founder in Singapore with something to launch and a rough idea of when.
  • You're running ads, or about to, and you'd rather the money lands on a page built to get enquiries.
  • You've been "sorting out the website" for months and want it done in three days.
  • You want to talk to the person building it, not someone passing your messages to a team.

This is not for you if

  • You want a website as a name card, with no plan to send anyone to it.
  • You want a big creative team and months of design rounds.
  • You're a large organisation where several people need to sign off. A one-person studio in 72 hours isn't the right fit.
  • Your budget is under S$1,000. A do-it-yourself builder like Wix is genuinely the better call, and I'll say so on the chat.

Fixed price · first design in 3 days or your deposit back · you own everything

Questions people ask before hiring a web designer

What do you need from me to hit 3 days?

Three things at onboarding: your words (rough is fine, polishing is my job), any photos or a logo if you have one, and 15 minutes of decisions on the call. I give you a one-page checklist before we start. The three-day clock starts only once onboarding is done, so you're never rushed and I'm never waiting.

What if I don't like the design?

You see the first design within 3 days of the project starting. If it isn't right, say so and your deposit comes back in full, with no argument and no invoice for the work already done. That is the whole reason I put a design in front of you on day three instead of three weeks in. Once you're happy with the direction, your 8 edits cover everything after that.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes. Your site is built as a fast static site, which keeps it quick, secure and cheap to run, and I can set you up with a simple admin console for the parts you want to change yourself, like your words, prices and photos. You edit the content, the layout stays safe. For anything bigger, just message me: small edits start at S$80 and are usually done the same day.

What exactly counts as one edit?

One edit = one compiled request. Gather all your changes, from text tweaks to photo swaps to colour adjustments, into a single list and send it in one go. That counts as one of your eight, whether it has two items or twenty. Full redesigns or brand-new sections are scoped and quoted separately.

Can you write my copy from scratch?

Yes, and it is included. Bring rough notes, a brochure, or nothing at all, and I write the page from what we cover on the onboarding call, in your voice rather than mine. You read it, mark what sounds wrong, and the edits are covered by your 8 rounds. Starting with a blank page is normal; most clients do.

Do I need to buy a domain first?

Not before we start, but you will need one before launch, and it should be in your own name. If you already own one, I connect it at no charge. If you don't, I walk you through buying it under your own account on the onboarding call, also at no charge, which usually takes ten minutes and costs S$20 to S$40 a year paid straight to the registrar. Until then the page lives on a temporary link so nothing waits on the domain.

Do I own the website and the domain?

Yes, all of it. The domain sits in your own account from day one: you buy it under your name, and I walk you through it at no extra charge if you have never done it before. Google and analytics are set up under your login, not mine. I host the site for you for free, S$0 a month, so there is no fee to keep it alive and nothing stops working if you stop paying me. If something ever breaks because of how I built it, I fix it free. If you ever move to another designer, I hand everything over and help with the move. No lock-in, no “admin fee” to get your own website back.

What happens after launch?

Use your remaining edits anytime in the first 30 days. After that, the everyday content is yours to change in your admin console, your words, prices and photos, whenever you like. For anything bigger, send it over: small edits start at S$80, quoted and paid before I start, and usually done the same day.

Do I still need a separate landing page if I run ads?

For your first campaigns, no. Your homepage is built as the landing page, so paid traffic arrives somewhere designed to convert rather than somewhere designed to inform. And when you are ready to run ads, I can help with that too: proper tracking set up first, so you know exactly what you spend to get each enquiry, then the ads and the page tuned together as the results come in. If you later run campaigns at genuinely different audiences, separate pages help, and by then you are adding pages to a site that already sells.

Why are you cheaper than an agency?

Agencies bill for account managers, meetings and office space. I'm one person doing the strategy, the design and the build, so you pay for the work and none of the overhead. Same-tier quality typically runs S$7,000+ at Singapore agencies.

Free 20-minute chat · no obligation

Launching something new? Talk it through with me first.

Twenty minutes on WhatsApp or a call. Tell me what you're launching and who it's for, and I'll give you an honest read on where to focus your marketing and what your page needs to do. No pitch, no obligation. If your business, product or service is new, this is worth having even if we never work together.

Usually replies the same day · three projects a month, first come, first served