Straight answers
Asked at every kitchen table
What does a website cost?
$1,000 to get online. Three pages, working on phones, built to be found on Google, live in two weeks. Bigger builds and marketing campaigns get a fixed number in writing before we start. That number is the price. If the job grows, we re-quote before we build, not after. The catch, said out loud: the $1,000 site is small on purpose. It gets you found and reachable, and it grows when the plan pays for itself, not before.
What do the monthly plans cost?
Care is $100 a month: hosting, backups, updates and someone to ring when something breaks. Growth is $300 a month: everything in Care, plus we work your Google listing, add a fresh page or post each month and send a plain report on what moved. Both plans are monthly. Leave whenever, and the site leaves with you.
How long does it take?
Your quote comes with a finish date. A starter site takes two weeks. We hit the date or we tell you early, with the reason.
Do I have to come to Mannum?
No. We come to you, anywhere in the Murraylands: shop, shed, kitchen table or front bar.
Who owns the website when it's finished?
You do. The domain sits in your name, you hold the logins, and if you ever leave us, it all leaves with you. Nothing held back.
Can you get me to the top of Google?
Nobody can promise that, and you should hang up on anyone who does. What we can do: build pages that load fast, answer real questions and name your town, then keep your Google listing accurate. That's what moves you up, and it takes months, not days. We'll tell you what to expect before you spend a dollar.
Our computer person retired. Can you take over the odd jobs?
Yes. Email, backups, tills, printers, the box in the corner nobody understands. We write down what we find, so you're never stuck relying on one person's memory again. Including ours.
We're not sure what we need.
That's normal. Ring 0433 388 504 and describe the problem in your own words. We'll tell you what it needs, what it costs and what we'd skip.