The site
People find it, read enough to trust you, and act. Built for a phone screen first. You change the words, the photos and the prices yourself.
A website here does one thing.
It brings in an enquiry, a booking or an order. Describing the business is what the pages do on the way to that. Someone finds you, reads enough to trust you, and does one thing: sends the enquiry, books the slot, or pays. The site sits on your own domain and your own hosting, and you change the words and the photos yourself.
People find it, read enough to trust you, and act. Built for a phone screen first. You change the words, the photos and the prices yourself.
A handful of fields, not a page of them. Each enquiry arrives carrying its source and lands where someone will see it.
The site shows what is free, takes the booking and the deposit, and sends the reminders. The customer moves or cancels from the same link.
Every enquiry, booking and order in one place, so nothing lives only in an inbox.
An online shop is the site, the payment, and what happens after the order. Each step below is a place where somebody normally retypes the same order into another screen.
Paid for, with the address and the items already captured by the customer.
Sent on its own, with what they bought and what happens next.
Printed or on a screen, in the order the shelves run.
In the same place you check it today.
Your courier gets it without anyone copying it across.
What can be connected depends on your payment provider, your courier and your accounts tool, so we check yours before we quote rather than during the build.
Who contacts you, what they ask first, and what they need to see before they trust you. One screen share, with the person who answers the enquiries.
The pages are written in a document first. You correct a price or a promise before anything is built.
Your logo, your photos, your words. You click through the whole thing on a real address before it is public.
Your inbox, your messages, your customer list, or the tool you already record work in. Then it goes live.
| What | Cost |
|---|---|
| The first conversation: one call, our homework, a written solution and a price | No charge |
| The website | From R12,000 |
| Enquiry forms, booking, deposits and online shops | Quoted per project |
| Hosting, backups and updates after go live | Care plan, from R7,000 a year |
What moves the price: the number of pages, and how many of the words we write. A form that only sends a message costs less than one that books a slot and takes a deposit. A shop costs more when the order has to reach your courier and your accounts tool. The number is in the proposal before anything starts.
The numbers, in one place
Yes. The domain is registered in your name and the hosting account is in your name. You hold those logins from the first week, and you can grant or remove our access from inside your own account.
Text, photos, prices and opening hours, yes. We show you how over a screen share once the site is live. New pages and anything structural we quote per project.
Not always. If it brings in work and only looks dated, rewriting the main pages and rebuilding the enquiry form does most of what a rebuild would do. We look at what your site is built on and tell you which of the two is worth paying for.
It is built so Google can read it: correct page titles, pages that load fast, and pages aimed at what people search for. That much is in the build. Ranking above an established competitor takes ongoing work, and that sits under digital marketing.
The next step
We look at what you want the site to bring in (enquiries, bookings or orders) and help you get started. The first call is free.
Or email [email protected]. The first call is free.