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Straight answers to what business owners worry about most when building a website: price, running costs, ownership, security, legal requirements and how to make a website bring in customers.
Price, timeline, choosing a website type, contracts
For the same brief, you can receive quotes from a few hundred thousand to tens of millions of dong. This article explains where the money goes and how to compare quotes, so you neither pay for what you don't need nor buy something cheap that ends up expensive.
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Read articleA working website needs 3 parts: a domain (the address, e.g. company.com), hosting (where the data is stored) and the source code/interface (what visitors see and the admin panel). Weme handles all three so you don't have to deal with several providers.
You pick a template from the gallery and Weme replaces the logo, colours, images and content with your own. This saves time and money, and you see the result in advance through the demo.
A completely new interface designed around your brand identity and business goals, with specific features. It suits businesses that need to stand out or have their own processes.
A low price is fine if the scope is clear. What to check: whose name the domain is registered in, whether you can test before paying in full, what the running costs are next year and who helps when something breaks. Weme states all of these in the quote and contract.
Template websites are usually finished in 5–10 working days once the content is ready. Custom websites take 3–6 weeks depending on complexity. The exact timeline is set out in the contract.
Design and development (paid once) and yearly running costs for domain, hosting and email (if any). Renewals equal the provider's list price plus a stated management fee. Every Weme quote includes a 3-year total cost table so you can see what you will pay in years 2 and 3.
Yes. The website has an admin panel for you to post products and articles and change banners yourself. Weme trains you in detail at handover.
Technical defects are covered for the warranty period in the contract. After that you can use the Care plan: Weme tests your forms weekly, monitors downtime, scans for injected links, backs up regularly and responds to critical incidents within 4 working hours.
Yours. Weme registers the domain, hosting, Google Analytics and Search Console with your details and only receives admin access to do the work. At handover you get a Digital Asset Register listing every account, where it is registered and when it expires.
You take everything with you. Weme hands over the source code, data, backups and admin access within 5 working days of your request, free of charge.
No. You pay 40% on signing, 40% when you approve the live site (you have admin access to test it yourself) and the remaining 20% after the website has been live for 7 days.
No, because nobody controls Google's rankings. Weme commits to the work and reports real enquiries by source and page. With the monthly growth service, if the agreed targets are not met after 90 days you can stop without penalty.
On the Care plan, Weme regularly scans for injected links and malware, backs up before fixing and responds to critical incidents within 4 working hours. Websites Weme did not build can also be checked and fixed by Weme.
Websites with online ordering must be notified. From 1 July 2026 the filing goes through the National Public Service Portal and is confirmed by the provincial People's Committee (previously filed with the Ministry of Industry and Trade); Weme helps prepare the documents and policies. Invoices separate design fees from infrastructure fees (domain, hosting) so your accountant can book them correctly.
Weme technicians are ready to help during business hours.