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SOLAHX

Websites that load fast, and that you are happy to send to a customer.

SOLAHX builds websites for small and medium businesses in Malaysia. Nineteen finished examples across seventeen industries, each one built from scratch.

Screenshot of the PUSAKA site, one of the SOLAHX examples

Seventeen brands, nineteen sites

All examples. None of them is paid client work, and each one says so on the page.

What you get

Some of the work

See all nineteen

How it runs

  1. 01

    You explain

    What the business does, who your customers are, and what you want the site to achieve.

  2. 02

    I show a layout

    A real layout with real copy, not a grey-box wireframe. You react, I adjust.

  3. 03

    I build

    Written from scratch. There is a live link the whole way through, not just at the end.

  4. 04

    You own it

    Domain, hosting and email are registered in your name. I hand over access and step out.

Questions people actually ask

What does a website cost in Malaysia?
A landing page starts at RM1,200 and a six-page site at RM2,400, both launch prices. The pricing page has a calculator that gives you the exact figure for what you pick, so you do not have to ask first. Fixed price before work starts, no hourly billing, no surprises.
How long does it take?
A landing page is usually one to two weeks. A five to seven page site is usually two to four weeks. The slow part is almost always waiting on content from your side, not the code.
Why not WordPress?
WordPress needs its plugins kept up to date, and outdated plugins are the leading cause of small business sites being compromised. What I build has no database to attack and no plugins to rot. It is also faster, which matters because Google judges your site on how the mobile version performs.
Will the site rank on Google?
I set up the foundations: titles, structure, schema, mobile speed and a sitemap. But nobody controls Google. For a local business, a complete Google Business Profile and real reviews usually move more than months of on-page work, and I will say so even though it is not what I get paid for.
Are the nineteen examples real clients?
No. They are fictional businesses I built to show what is possible for each industry, and each one is labelled as an example inside the site itself. I will not show a client's work as mine, and I will not show an example as a client's.
What happens after launch?
Every account is in your name, and my access is removed once you confirm. You get a handover document: where it is hosted, when the domain renews, and what needs attention.

Have a project in mind?

Tell me what the business does. You get a scope and a fixed price back.

Each one is a fictional business built to show what is possible for that industry. None is a paying client.