Web design in Croydon

A website of up to 30 pages with the SEO and AI search work included, for $225 a month. I am local to Melbourne's eastern suburbs, so if you want to sit down with the person building your site, you can.

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Local

Why local matters for a Croydon business

Most of your customers are within a few suburbs of you. They search for what you do and where they are, and the businesses that come up are the ones with a real page about that service in that suburb. That is the whole trick, and it is why the plan includes 30 pages rather than five.

I work across Croydon and the suburbs around it, including Croydon North, Croydon South, Kilsyth and Mooroolbark. Being in Maroondah myself means I can come to you.

What you get

Everything for $225 per month

$225 per month
  • A website of up to 30 pages built for your business, not a template
  • SEO and AI search tools included, not sold as an extra
  • One to one support from someone local you can actually call
  • Month to month, and the price never goes up
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The new bit

Getting named when Croydon customers ask ChatGPT

More people now ask an AI assistant for a recommendation instead of scrolling Google. When someone asks for the best option in Croydon, a handful of businesses get named. Almost no local business has done the work to be one of them yet, which makes right now the cheapest it will ever be to get in.

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Questions

Straight answers

How much does a website cost in Croydon?

$225 per month. That covers a website of up to 30 pages, the SEO and AI search tools, hosting and ongoing support. There is no build fee and no lock in contract. Most agencies in Melbourne quote between $3,000 and $10,000 up front and then charge again for changes.

Do you actually meet clients in Croydon?

Yes. I am based in Melbourne's eastern suburbs and I work with businesses across Croydon in person. You get one person who knows your business, not a support ticket queue or an offshore team.

How long until my website is live?

Most sites go live within a fortnight of getting your content. The bigger factor is usually how quickly photos and copy come back from you, so I help with that rather than waiting on it.

What happens if I want to leave?

You leave. It is month to month, so you give notice and that is the end of it. There is no exit fee and no contract to argue about.