Web design and marketing that grows South African businesses.

A site of up to five pages starts at R5,000, an online store at R10,000, and a bespoke 6 to 15 page site usually lands between R9,000 and R11,000. That is close to local rates: SoWebsites' April 2026 guide puts properly scoped custom builds at R8,000 to R15,000. Where we differ is delivery, with a fixed price in rand, a written scope and a launch date in the contract.

Mobile-first design kept light for prepaid data, accessibility testing to WCAG 2.2 AA, Core Web Vitals targets in the contract, GA4 and enquiry tracking, and on-page SEO foundations. Forms, cookies and the privacy notice are set up for POPIA, marketing sign-ups use opt-in consent, and online stores carry the ECTA section 43 disclosures. You own the domain, hosting accounts, code and content. The calculator adds anything beyond that, such as copywriting, an Afrikaans or isiZulu version, or online booking.

Yes. English is our standard for South African business sites, even though Census 2022 found it is the language most often spoken at home by only 8.7% of people, against 24.4% for isiZulu. If your customers prefer Afrikaans, isiZulu, isiXhosa or another official language, we add it as an extra language with its own keyword research. All project communication with us is in written English.

Usually, yes. Section 69 of POPIA prohibits electronic direct marketing unless the person has opted in, or is an existing customer who was given a free way to object when you collected their details. You may ask a non-customer for consent only once, and every message must name the sender and include a way to opt out. Our sign-up forms and email templates work this way by default.

Because the price is similar, judge the process. We fix the price and scope in writing before work starts, put the launch date in the contract, register the domain and hosting to you, show progress on a staging link every week, and answer every question in writing within one working day. Most sites of 6 to 15 pages launch four to five weeks after you approve the proposal.

ECTA section 43 sets the list: your full name and legal status, physical and email addresses, registration number, a description of the goods, the full price including delivery and taxes, payment terms, delivery times, your returns and refund policy, and your privacy and payment security policies. If items are missing, buyers may cancel within 14 days. We put every one in place before launch.

Yes. With 91.75% of South African searches running on Google in September 2026, rankings are worth protecting. We crawl the old site, redirect every URL that earns traffic or links, carry over the content that ranks, and check Search Console daily for the first month after launch. Most redesigns go live four to seven weeks after you approve the proposal.