How to Create a Business Website in the Philippines

What you can do on the Free plan

BeezLink's Free plan costs ₱0 and has no time limit. It includes:

• ✓beezlink.com/yourname page
• ✓Up to 10 products or services
• ✓Reservations
• ✓“Contact seller” checkout
• ✓Shows 3 BeezLink ad slots

That's enough to publish a real page and start sharing it. The limits are covered in When to upgrade.

Step 1: Set up your page

Once you have a BeezLink account and sign in, a short four-step setup creates your page. A live preview on the right fills in as you go.

Name your business

Type the name customers know you by. You can change it later in Settings.

Pick your category

Choose the type of business that fits best, such as Food & Restaurants or Online Seller. You can narrow it down further, for example to Karinderya or Coffee Shop. BeezLink uses this to suggest starter designs.

Choose a starter design

Pick a starter design suggested for your category. It comes with example blocks you'll replace with your own details. Every block can be edited later, so don't worry about choosing perfectly.

Claim your link

Your page lives at beezlink.com/yourname. BeezLink suggests a link based on your business name and checks that it's free. Use lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens. Keep it short and easy to say out loud.

Step 2: Add your business details

Next, open the Page builder from the sidebar. Your page is made of blocks. Click a block on the phone preview to edit it, or add new ones from the Blocks list on the left. Changes save automatically.

Start with the blocks customers look for first:

• Hero: your name, a short tagline and your logo, at the top of the page.
• Quick actions: one-tap buttons like Message (Messenger), Call, Directions and Save contact.
• Location: your address, a note such as a landmark, and a Maps link.
• Hours: your opening schedule, so customers know when to visit or order.

Under Search & share on the right, you can also write the title and short description people see on Google and when your link is shared in Messenger.

Step 3: Add your menu or products

There are two ways to list what you sell. Use the one that fits.

Menu block: for food businesses

Add a Menu block in the page builder. Group dishes into categories, such as Ulam or Kanin, and add each item with its price.

Products: for a catalog

Open Products in the sidebar to build a catalog with photos, prices and stock. Then show it on your page with the Products block. The Free plan has room for 10 products or services. Have a long list? Use Import CSV to add them from a spreadsheet.

Step 4: Preview and publish

Use the Mobile and Desktop switch at the top of the page builder to check how your page looks. Most customers will open it on a phone, so check Mobile first.

When you're happy, click Publish. After that, the button says Republish, so you can push later changes live. Click View live to open your public page.

On the Free plan, your page shows three BeezLink ad slots, like the ones above.

Step 5: Share your link

Copy your link from the Your page card at the bottom of the sidebar, then put it everywhere customers look for you:

• Your Facebook Page details and pinned post
• Messenger replies, when customers ask for your menu or prices
• Your Instagram and TikTok bio
• A QR code on your counter, packaging or flyers

When your menu or prices change, update the page and republish. The link stays the same, so you never have to re-share it.

Checklist before you share

• Business name spelled the way customers know it
• Clear photos of your food, products or work
• Prices for every menu item or product
• Opening hours, including days you're closed
• Messenger, phone or other ways to contact you
• Your location or service area, with a Maps link
• Your link added to your Facebook Page, bios and printed materials

When to upgrade

The Free plan has a few limits to know about:

• Up to 10 products or services
• 1 template
• 3 BeezLink ad slots on your page
• “Contact seller” checkout: customers send their order to you, with no cart on your page
• 25 MB of storage for photos

Paid plans are billed once a year and do not auto-renew. Pay with GCash, Maya or card.