Website design in Thomastown
We're based here. If your Thomastown business has outgrown its website, we're a short drive away — and we'd rather sit down with you than email a proposal.
Or call us on 0468 689 791.
Websites for Thomastown businesses
Thomastown runs on real businesses. The industrial pocket between Settlement Road and Keon Parade is full of engineering shops, joiners, panel beaters, wholesalers and fabricators who have been trading for decades and are busier now than they've ever been. Along High Street and Station Street it's family-run retail, food and trades — a lot of them second-generation.
What almost none of them have is a website that reflects any of that. Plenty were built once, years ago, by a relative or a cheap package deal, and never touched again. Others don't have one at all and rely entirely on word of mouth and a Facebook page.
That worked fine when your customers were the same twenty businesses down the road. It stops working when a buyer three suburbs over searches for what you make, finds a competitor with a proper site, and never learns you exist.
What we see in Thomastown
The most common thing we find on Thomastown websites is an old contact page — a disconnected landline, a Hotmail address, or trading hours from before the last renovation. Small things, but they quietly tell both customers and Google that nobody's home.
Who we work with
The kinds of Thomastown businesses we help
Different trades have different problems. These are the ones that come up most often around here.
Manufacturing, engineering and fabrication
Trade buyers research suppliers online before they ever ring. A site that shows your capability, your equipment and your certifications does the qualifying for you.
Trades and building services
Plumbers, electricians, builders and concreters competing on the same searches as everyone in the north — usually decided by whoever looks most established.
Wholesale and distribution
Product ranges, minimum orders and trade account details buried in a PDF, or nowhere at all.
Family retail and food
Long-standing High Street and Station Street businesses whose reputation locally is far better than their presence online.
Packages & pricing
Flat rates. No surprises.
Every project starts with a free website review, then you pick the package that fits. The price you agree to is the price you pay.
Refresh
from $1,190flat rate
A cosmetic upgrade of your existing site — modern look and feel without rebuilding from scratch.
Full Redesign
from $3,490flat rate
A complete rebuild: new structure, new design, polished copy — a website that finally matches how good your business actually is.
SEO Boost
from $1,290standalone or add-on
Get found on Google. A technical and content SEO overhaul of the site you already have.
Care Plan
$99/mocancel anytime
Ongoing consultation and updates so your site never goes stale again.
Every package is a flat rate for the scope listed. Work beyond that scope is billed at the standard hourly rate — always agreed with you first.
Questions
Questions from Thomastown business owners
- Can we meet in person?
- Yes. We're based in Thomastown, so for local jobs we're happy to come to you rather than doing everything over video. Most clients elsewhere prefer Zoom or Teams, but if you'd rather sit across a table, that's easy here.
- Do you work with businesses that don't sell online?
- Most of our clients don't. A site that gets a trade buyer to pick up the phone, or gets a customer through the door, is a completely different job from an online shop — and usually a simpler, cheaper one.
- Our website was built by a family friend years ago. Can you work with it?
- Usually, yes. Part of the free review is working out whether your existing site is worth refreshing or whether you'll get more for your money starting again. We'll tell you honestly which one applies.
Nearby
We also work across Melbourne's northern suburbs
Find out where your Thomastown website really stands
The free website review is exactly that — free. We look at your site properly and send you a written mini-plan of what we'd fix first. No obligation, no jargon.