// about us · indonesian website studio
A small studio with big standards
We believe a professional website shouldn't be expensive. Every SME, school, pesantren, and personal brand in Indonesia deserves a proper digital presence — without having to worry about coding or hosting.
Webiti is based in Madiun and focuses on helping SMEs build websites with the scope, price, and handover explained from the start.
We saw a real gap in the Indonesian market: a small studio that takes website work seriously at an affordable price, but with standards on par with a premium agency. Our working model stays compact: one point of contact, written decisions, and maintenance limits that can be reviewed before the project starts.
Our position is clear: service-direct, just place an order. Clients don't need to understand Next.js, Vercel, or Tailwind. Just tell us your business goals, send the references you like, and we'll handle everything from A to Z.
// our numbers
Internally recorded operating summary
200+
projects completed
42+
active clients
43
cities served
96
average lighthouse
68%
repeat clients
// working principles
The unwritten rules at the studio.
[ principle 01 ]
Just place an order, we'll handle it
Clients don't need to be tech-savvy. Just tell us your business & goals, and we'll execute the rest end-to-end: brief, design, develop, deploy, maintenance.
[ principle 02 ]
Transparent pricing, zero hidden cost
Website packages from IDR 299k include first-year domain and hosting, SSL, in-scope design-phase revisions, and maintenance under the terms.
[ principle 03 ]
The source code belongs to the client
After final payment, the source code belongs to the client and can be moved to another provider or developer.
[ principle 04 ]
Performance is a standard, not an add-on
Every website receives performance and responsive-layout checks. A specific score or Core Web Vitals target applies only when written into scope.
[ principle 05 ]
Specific to each context
A village website is different from a café website. We invest time in understanding the client's industry & regional context, rather than applying a template.
[ principle 06 ]
Remote-friendly, still personal
Communication via WhatsApp, async briefs, payment by transfer — efficient but not cold. Every client gets one consistent point of contact from start to launch.
// timeline
A brief journey
Start
Focused on SME needs
Our initial focus is a website service with scope and pricing that small businesses can understand.
Studio
Based in Madiun
The physical studio in Madiun supports scheduled meetings, while the remote workflow lets projects proceed regardless of distance.
Now
A broader service catalogue
This site contains 28 service types, 50 industry pages, and 43 regional pages. Website packages still start at IDR 299k according to tier scope.
// madiun studio
Why we're based in Madiun.
Webiti's physical studio is in Madiun, part of the Madiun Residency region alongside Magetan, Ngawi, Ponorogo, and Pacitan. This base helps us understand local business context while running projects remotely.
Being based in Madiun helps us keep the operating model compact. First, rational operating costs: package boundaries and starting prices can be published clearly. Second, access to scheduled in-person consultations when appropriate: meetings at the studio or elsewhere are confirmed according to availability, scope, and any travel cost.
Our studio is used as a workspace for discussing briefs, reviewing designs, and managing projects. The principle is simple: a workspace for projects, not a showroom. Our focus stays on scope, deliverables, and decision records that can be reviewed.
For clients outside Madiun, briefing, file exchange, review, and approval can all run remotely. The physical studio remains available for scheduled meetings, while project delivery does not depend on distance: there is an address, a point of contact, and a record of project scope and decisions.
// how we work
What sets our work apart.
Every studio claims to be “professional” and “high-quality”. Those claims are cheap. What's more useful is explaining the consistent working habits we keep — so prospective clients can compare us to other studios and choose based on data, not a tagline.
First, a brief is never filled in from an empty template. Every project starts by discussing the business goal, users, page needs, materials, and scope boundaries through the agreed channel. The brief becomes a shared reference; scope changes are recorded and quoted before work begins.
Second, every project has a single Person-in-Charge who stays with it from brief to launch. The point of contact summarizes discussions, records decisions, and shares updates through the project channel. Response time depends on impact, access completeness, and the queue; a specific SLA applies only when written into the proposal.
Third — and this is something we rarely mention on other pages — our long-term commitment to clients doesn't end when the invoice is paid. Maintenance at no extra charge is limited to bugs in code we built, relevant security patches, and basic compatibility while the site remains active. New features, content updates, redesigns, third-party fees, and changes by another developer are outside that coverage. The principle we keep: maintenance boundaries must be written down so clients know what is covered before the project begins.
These three habits aren't revolutionary — they're standards that should exist at every serious studio. All we do is keep them consistent, project after project, and not sacrifice them when the project queue piles up.
// team
The people behind Webiti.
// founder
Fauzan Founder & Lead Developer
Leads technical architecture and implementation, coordinates project-level technical decisions, and reviews responsive behaviour, performance, and the SEO foundations included in each written scope. He also oversees handover and maintenance boundaries so the client knows which technical work is covered after launch.
Diana Brand & UI Designer
Leads visual direction for projects in her scope, including colour systems, typography, layout, and responsive design decisions. She translates the agreed brand, audience, and content priorities into design previews used for client review before implementation.
Ridho Backend & Integrations
Handles backend work and integrations included in project scope, such as forms, databases, payment gateways, and connections to external services. He is responsible for implementation, validation, failure handling, and documenting technical dependencies for handover.
Naya SEO & Content Strategist
Handles SEO and content work included in project scope, including keyword research, page structure, schema recommendations, internal linking, and editorial guidance. She also contributes to Webiti's guides and records which SEO deliverables and measurement targets are included in each proposal.
// ready to start?
Want to chat directly
about your business?
No need to be formal — send a casual WhatsApp message, and our team will respond during business hours according to the queue.