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The story

Why I started Kodawa.

Most web design agencies build for big companies with big budgets. Most small business owners are left choosing between an expensive agency, a DIY builder that never quite looks right, or just staying on Facebook.

I wanted to be a third option. A sari-sari store, a home bakery, or a one-person salon should get the same care as any big client, because for the owner, that business is the big client.

Illustration of a website being planned out on a desk
Portrait of Medel L. Domingo, founder of Kodawa.
Medel L. Domingo Founder, Kodawa.
The founder

Hi, I'm Medel.

I'm Medel L. Domingo, and I run Kodawa. out of Pasig City. I've been building websites for more than 12 years, mostly on WordPress and PHP.

What finally pushed me was seeing the same thing over and over. Small businesses wanted an online store of their own, but the prices other companies charge for it kept them out. I want to change that.

Down the road, I want to help them automate the manual work too. Tallying orders, checking payments, counting stock. Bigger businesses already pay to have that handled for them. A small shop should get the same help at a price it can afford.

That's the goal of Kodawa.

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The mission

Give every MSME in the Philippines a website and online store that works as hard as they do.

What's different here

Built for small business, not enterprise.

Only MSMEs

You're not squeezed into a workflow built for enterprise clients. Timelines, pricing, and support are sized for small business.

Plain-language process

No technical jargon. I explain every step the way you'd explain your own business to a friend.

You own everything

Your domain, your content, your code. No lock-in, no holding your site hostage for future changes.

I stick around

A website isn't a one-time project. I check in, fix issues, and help you grow it after launch.

Let's talk

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