Sole traders · trades · small teams
For a small business, a website earns its keep in one way: someone nearby searches for what you do, finds you, and gets in touch. Everything here is aimed at that.
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Built for small business
01 / We build
Your services, your service area and a simple way to get in touch, fast on every phone.
ExampleA tradie’s site that lists each service on its own page, with click-to-call on mobile.
02 / You get found
Local business structured data, sitemaps and search-console setup from day one help Google and AI assistants understand what you do and where.
ExampleSomeone searches for your trade in their suburb, and your site is in the running.
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Source: yourbusiness.com.au03 / Run the business
When you are ready, we talk through the admin that eats your evenings and build tools around how you already work.
ExampleQuotes, invoices and payment links connected, so you can see what is booked and what is paid.
Your dashboard
Jobs this week
24
Booked
18
Invoiced
15
Paid
The detail
Sole traders, trades, consultants and small teams across Darwin and Palmerston. Usually the current situation is one of three things: a Facebook page doing all the work, a directory listing somebody else controls, or a website built years ago by a person who is no longer contactable.
All three have the same weakness. When a customer searches for your trade in their suburb, you are relying on somebody else's platform to put you in front of them, and it generally does not.
Every page is built to be individually indexable, with its own title, description and structured data, so the page about the specific service you offer can rank for that service instead of everything resting on the home page.
Local business structured data describes your trading name, service area, contact details and hours in the format search engines read directly, which is what feeds local results and Google Maps. Sitemap and search-console setup is done on day one, not treated as an afterthought once the site has been live for six months.
Being found is only half of it. Phone numbers are click-to-call on mobile, because that is how a customer standing in their kitchen contacts a plumber. Enquiry forms are simple, they work, and what gets submitted reaches you rather than disappearing into a broken mailbox.
Where it suits the work, payment and deposit links can sit on the site so a job can be confirmed on the spot.
You edit your own content from your phone or your laptop — prices, services, service areas, photos of finished work. No booking a developer, no per-change fee, no waiting a week to correct a phone number. If you would rather email a change and have it done for you, that is included too.
There is no build fee. The site runs on one predictable monthly cost from A$250 that covers hosting, security, updates, backups and support, so there is no large sum to find up front and no surprise invoice when something needs adjusting.
You keep ownership of your domain name, and you can leave with it if you ever want to.
Support plans
Whichever way you pay, you get exactly the same work — the whole shebang.
$250 / month
Pay as you go. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
What's built in
Start here
Tell us what you do and where you work. You will get a plain answer on what your site needs to do to bring in enquiries, and what it would cost per month.
FAQ
No. A small, fast, well-structured site that gets found beats a large one that does not.
A social page is rented ground and it rarely surfaces when someone searches for your trade in your suburb. A website you own is what shows up in local search results and on Google Maps.
Yes. Payment links and online invoicing can be built into the site.
