Great food. No website. Let's fix the second part.
Kopi & Code builds websites for Singapore F&B businesses. One person, based here, about two weeks from start to live. From S$480 for licensed hawkers.
- Singapore registered · UEN 53527300B
- You own everything
- No monthly fees
- About two weeks
Websites for Singapore food businesses. WhatsApp me in whichever language you're comfortable in.
帮新加坡餐饮生意做网站。用哪种语言 WhatsApp 我都可以。
Laman web untuk perniagaan makanan di Singapura. WhatsApp saya dalam bahasa yang anda selesa.
சிங்கப்பூர் உணவுக் கடைகளுக்கான இணையதளங்கள். உங்களுக்கு வசதியான மொழியில் WhatsApp செய்யுங்கள்.
Search your own shop name. Go on.
What comes up?
- A Google listing someone else created.
- Opening hours from three years ago that are wrong.
- One photo of your food, taken by a customer, badly lit.
- No menu.
- No prices.
Your customers are looking for you. They're finding almost nothing.
What you get
包- Your menu, readable on a phone.
- One tap to WhatsApp you.
- One tap for directions.
- Loads fast, even on bad signal.
- Shows up on Google when someone searches your name.
- Your prices and hours, correct.
Price board 价目表
The website
Kopi
S$1,180The whole thing, live in about two weeks. Menu, hours, photos, WhatsApp button, PayNow QR, Google Business Profile set up properly. The domain in your name — you own all of it.
Hawker & heartland rate
Kopi O Kosong
S$480The same website, nothing removed — for licensed hawker and HDB coffee-shop stalls with one or two outlets. Show me the licence, that's all.
First five businesses
Founding rate
S$780The S$1,180 build for my first five standard-rate businesses. Hawkers still pay S$480 — you don't use up a slot. Once the five are done, this price is gone.
How it works
做法- We talk, free.
- I build it, about two weeks.
- You check it, change anything.
- It goes live — yours, in your name.
Half to start, half when it's live. Nothing before we've talked.
I'm Lucius.
老板
One person, based in Jurong West. You message me, you get me.
More about how I work → the about page
Scam or not? Who owns it? What's the catch?
Fair questions. They all have answers, and none of them hedge.
Read the FAQ