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Company website design that wins the tender, not just the compliment

The site a prospect opens after your salesperson leaves the room, and a procurement officer opens before approving you as a supplier.

From ₫12,000,000Live in 7 working days

Why this works

  • Built to pass procurement

    Tax code, licence, certificates and a verifiable address, laid out where a buyer's compliance team expects to find them.

  • One page per service

    Separate pages rank separately. A single page listing everything you do competes for nothing in particular.

  • Vietnamese and English

    Proper per-language URLs and hreflang, so the English version is a real page rather than a browser translation.

A company website is not there to impress

It is there to pass a check. The person opening it is usually one of three:

A prospect after the meeting. They have heard your pitch; now they are looking for evidence. Past projects, client names, a real address.

Procurement at a larger company. They are checking whether you are a valid supplier. They want the tax code, the licence, the certificates, and consistency between what you claim and what the paperwork says.

A candidate you want to hire. They are comparing you against the other company courting them. A site that looks like it was made in 2014 is information about your company, whether you want it to be or not.

Those three need different things, and a good company site serves all three without turning into a long brochure.

The structure we build

  • A home page that answers, in three seconds: what you do, for whom, and where.
  • Services, one page each. These are also the pages with a chance of ranking — a single page listing every service ranks for none of them.
  • Projects, with client names where you are allowed to publish them and numbers where you have them. "Many large projects" convinces nobody; "34 sites across 12 provinces since 2019" does.
  • Legal: tax code, business licence, ISO certificates if you hold any. It is a boring page and it is the first one procurement opens.
  • Contact with a real address, a map, a landline and the name of a person. A contact form with nothing behind it is the fastest way to lose an enquiry.

Bilingual when it matters

If you export or sell to foreign-invested companies, the English version is not a nice extra — it is the condition for being considered at all. We build Vietnamese and English with separate URLs per language, so Google reads them as two versions of one page rather than as duplicate content.

How it runs

  1. Tell us what the business does

    One call or one Zalo message. What you sell, who buys it, and what you want the site to make happen. No brief template to fill in.

  2. You get a fixed quote and a date

    Scope, price and launch date in writing, within one working day. If we cannot hold the date we say so then, not two weeks in.

  3. We build it on a live URL

    You watch it come together at a link you can open any time, and comment on what you see instead of on a description of it.

  4. It goes live on your domain

    Domain, hosting, HTTPS, Google Search Console and Analytics wired up. You get every login on the day of handover.

  5. Thirty days of fixes, free

    Anything broken or wrong in the first month is ours to fix at no charge. After that there is a care plan, and it is optional.

What you get

  • The full source codeYours, in a repository you own. No licence to renew, and no way for us to switch your site off.
  • Every account and passwordDomain registrar, hosting, email, Search Console, Analytics. Registered in your name from the start, not transferred later.
  • An admin you can actually useEdit text, swap photos, change prices, publish a post. In Vietnamese, and without calling us.
  • Search setup, done properlyTitles, descriptions, sitemap, structured data and a Search Console property that is already verified and submitted.
  • A handover walkthroughA recorded screen-share in Vietnamese covering every part of the admin, so a new staff member can learn it without you.

Work we have already shipped

Real sites, not mockups. Open any of them.

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How this is priced

The same tiers apply to every project. Nothing here is bespoke pricing.

  • Source code only

    For developers and agencies who deploy it themselves.

    from₫990,000one-time payment

    Handed over as soon as the details are agreed on Zalo

    Includes

    • The complete Next.js source (TypeScript)
    • A static export that hosts anywhere
    • Installation and deployment documentation
    • Free updates for as long as the product exists
    • 6 months of technical support
  • Most popular

    Built and put live

    You send photos and details; we hand back a website that is already running.

    ₫6,900,000one-time payment

    Live within 5 working days of receiving your content

    Includes

    • Domain and first year of hosting
    • Your own content, photos and prices throughout
    • Order form delivered to your Zalo
    • Google Business Profile and Maps listing
    • SEO basics: titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console
    • Everything in the source-code tier, including the code itself
  • Custom build

    When a template is close but missing something that matters.

    from₫15,000,000one-time payment

    Quoted within 24 hours of the first conversation

    Includes

    • Layout and structure changed to your brief
    • Features the template does not ship
    • Integrations: inventory, payments, CRM
    • Multi-language or multi-branch versions
    • A fixed quote agreed before any work starts
  • Care and hosting

    A live site needs someone watching it.

    ₫1,500,000/ year

    Renews yearly, cancel at any time

    Includes

    • Domain and hosting renewed for you
    • Backups and uptime monitoring
    • Framework upgrades and security patches
    • Four content changes a year
    • Priority support on Zalo

Get a quote for this

Tell us the business and roughly what it needs. You get a price, a scope and a date back — not a sales call.

Still not sure which one you need?

Describe the business in a sentence and we will tell you which of these it is — including when the answer is that you do not need us yet.