We serve clients in Taoyuan across various industries, including restaurants, interior design, human resources, and e-commerce. Our pricing for website development is project-based, with the key difference being the ability to have a face-to-face discussion to clearly understand your needs. Based on our experience, the most common cause of project delays is not technical issues, but a mismatch between what the "owner envisions" and what is documented in the requirements – a one-hour conversation can often be more effective than ten emails. This is the true value that local vendors provide. This page outlines our actual practices, processes, and pricing for projects in Taoyuan, making it easy for you to compare.
Service Statement: We do not have a physical storefront for direct visits; we can arrange to visit your company in Taoyuan based on the project requirements. Daily discussions will primarily be conducted online.
Our clients in Taoyuan come from all industries, with a common focus on practicality – they want tools that can generate leads and operate, not just award-winning portfolios. Whether it's a simple website to showcase a brand, an e-commerce platform with payment and membership systems, or a reservation system to replace manual scheduling, the complexity varies, but the starting point is always the same: to clearly define what the website needs to achieve.
E-commerce Platform (Including Payment and Membership Systems)
Brand Image Website
Human Resources Recruitment and Management Platform
CMS (Content Management System) – Client Can Modify Content
LINE Booking / Online Booking System
Our Perspective: Focus on What the Website Needs to Do Before Design
Many people come to us for web design and say, "I want a beautiful website." But beauty is not the goal; the goal is to attract customers, generate sales, and save labor costs. When we work with clients in Taoyuan, we first spend time clarifying what the website needs to solve – is it to take reservations? Sell products? Or allow customers to find information themselves and reduce phone calls? Once this is clear, the design and functionality can be based on it, preventing unnecessary features that may not be used after launch. When budgets are limited, we prioritize features that will directly generate business.
Common Client Needs and Our Approach in Taoyuan
Our project experience in Taoyuan, Taiwan, points to three common needs. First, appointments and scheduling: clinics, beauty businesses and classrooms need customers to choose their own slots and the backend to prevent duplicate bookings automatically. Concurrency control at the data layer is the key, rather than the interface. Second, e-commerce: food and retail brands need payments, logistics and membership tiers. We make promotion rules configurable in the backend so businesses can launch campaigns themselves without calling an engineer each time. Third, a credible brand presence and inquiries: B2B factories and service businesses need a website they can confidently put on a business card and inquiry forms that people actually complete. These projects should prioritize content structure and speed over animation.
Things to Confirm Before Signing
Whether you choose us or another vendor, confirm these points before signing to avoid common disputes among Taoyuan clients: whose account buys the domain (it should be yours, so you remain free to change vendors); who provides copy and photos (late assets are the biggest cause of project delays, so agree on responsibilities); who maintains the site after launch and how fees are calculated (an unattended website can become a security and reputation problem after a year); and whether the quote specifies revision rounds and acceptance criteria (without them, “revise until satisfied” is a problem for both sides). We state these points in our quotes and suggest asking every vendor you compare.
Process from Needs Assessment to Delivery
The typical project process for Taoyuan clients is as follows: 1) We start with a needs assessment meeting (which can be in person or online) to thoroughly discuss what the website needs to achieve; 2) We then provide a quote – listing the pages, features, modification options, and acceptance conditions in detail; 3) Once the design is confirmed, we start development to avoid mid-project changes; 4) After development, we verify each acceptance condition; 5) Upon delivery, we provide the source code, backend operation instructions, and deployment documents. Throughout the process, you know exactly where the project is and where the bottlenecks are – most project delays are not due to development, but due to a lack of content (text, photos), which we clearly mark in the schedule.
Fee Explanation
Website Development: National Unified Pricing; Official Website: TWD 20,000; E-commerce Platform: TWD 45,000; Customized System: TWD 75,000 Complete source code delivery, with hosting and domain account under your name. The quotation will specify the number of revisions, acceptance criteria, and excluded items. Detailed information is available on the website development cost page.
Taoyuan Client Case Study
Complete data has not been disclosed to clients for approval; only the names and project types are listed:
Partner clients
Yijinxiang E-commerce
Food E-commerce
Hand-made noodle brand e-commerce, including shopping cart and payment system
R collectives Interior Design
Interior Design
Dongfang Aesthetics Design Studio Official Website
佑羲人力
Human Resources
Human Resources Recruitment and Management Platform
Pricing is consistent with national standards: corporate websites from 20,000, e-commerce from 45,000, and customized systems from 75,000. Actual pricing depends on the complexity of the requirements.
Can we discuss the requirements in person?
Yes. The company does not have physical stores that clients can visit directly. We can arrange to visit clients in Taoyuan based on the specific needs of the project. We can also use online meetings for daily discussions.
How long does it take to build a website?
Corporate websites typically take 4–6 weeks, while e-commerce or systems with back-end functionality typically take 8–12 weeks. The actual time depends on the complexity of the requirements and the speed at which the necessary materials (text, images) are provided. The clearer the requirements, the better we can control the timeline.
Can I update the content myself after the website is launched?
Yes. We will set up a CMS back-end and provide training, allowing you to update text, images, and news yourself on a daily basis. You don't need to come back to us every time.
How is maintenance after launch calculated?
Pricing is based on the scope of maintenance, with options for monthly fees or per-service charges. The quote will list the items included and excluded. Because the source code and account are in your name, you will not be blocked from maintaining or switching to a different vendor later.
Do you offer services in the areas of Zhongli and Nei-Li?
Yes. Our services cover the entire Taoyuan area, and we have a significant client base in the Zhongli area. We can arrange meetings at your company, and we can also communicate via online channels for daily interactions.
Can I start with a one-page website and expand it later?
Yes, this is a reasonable starting point when the budget is limited. We will set up the basic structure, and you can expand it to multiple pages or add a back-end later without having to rebuild. The key is that the domain and hosting must be in your name from the beginning.
If you have a physical store, should the website and Google My Business listing be created together?
We recommend creating them together: the website handles branding and detailed information, while the Google My Business listing handles map visibility. Having consistent names, addresses, and phone numbers is essential for verification. A complete list of GBP optimization tips can be found on our Taoyuan SEO page.
