Fixed-price WordPress websites for Australian small businesses, priced in Australian dollars, from the developer behind the Roser Lawyers site in Sydney, and registered in your name from day one.
Prices in Australian dollars. Indicative "from" prices; your exact price comes in writing within 24 hours, and nothing extra is added to my invoices.
For new businesses and single-offer services.
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Most popular for local service businesses.
Everything in Starter, plus:
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For businesses ready to win more search traffic.
Everything in Business, plus:
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Care plans from A$45/month, first month free on every new build. Compare all packages and care plans.
Roser Lawyers is a Sydney law firm, and its website is one of my published case studies: practice-area pages, team profiles and a simple way to request a consultation. It's a good example of the job an Australian service-business site has to do, which is to look established, answer the obvious questions and make the next step easy.
Sydney, Australia
Roser Lawyers is a Sydney-based law firm specializing in commercial debt recovery, insolvency, bankruptcy and litigation. Its website explains the firm's practice areas, introduces the legal team and makes it easy to request a consultation.
A small business site in Australia commonly runs roughly A$1,500–A$6,000 from a local studio or freelancer. Packages here start at A$549 for up to 3 pages and A$1,049 for up to 8, because I work remotely from New Delhi and don't have a Surry Hills office to pay for. The money you save won't cover a beach house, but it might cover the coffee machine.
Here's the honest version: my call window is 9am–1pm US Eastern, which falls in the small hours in Australia. So Australian projects run mostly async, and they run well that way. Email replies come within one business day, Loom video walkthroughs arrive while you sleep, and you sign off each milestone in writing. If a call genuinely helps, we arrange one by email; your afternoon is my morning, so there's usually an easy overlap.
Not legal advice, but these are the rules worth knowing for an Australian small-business site:
From law firms to tradies, each guide covers the pages, plugins and local SEO that matter:
Pay by card through Stripe, PayPal or bank transfer, quoted in Australian dollars. Usually 50% to start and 50% before launch, and if you don't approve the design, you get the full upfront payment back. See pricing (switch the currency to AUD) or WordPress care plans.
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Yes. The Roser Lawyers website for a Sydney law firm is one of my published case studies, covering its practice-area structure, team pages and consultation requests. You can see the live site and the case study before we talk.
Yes. Starter is from A$549, Business from A$1,049 and Growth from A$2,099, with care plans from A$45/month. Nothing extra is added to my invoices.
My standard call window is 9am–1pm US Eastern, which is the middle of the night in Australia, so Australian projects run mostly on email and Loom video. When a call genuinely helps, we arrange a time by email; your afternoon overlaps with my morning, so it's usually easy to find one.
Many businesses with an annual turnover of A$3 million or less are exempt from the Privacy Act, but there are exceptions, including health service providers. Even if you're exempt, a short privacy policy is good practice when your site has forms or analytics.
Yes: plumbers, electricians, builders and roofers. License-style details go where customers can see them (your license number, insurance and service areas), with a big tap-to-call button for whoever is standing in a flooded laundry.
Tell me about your business and what you need. You'll get a fixed price and timeline in writing within 24 hours.
Calls Monday to Friday, 9am–1pm US Eastern (ET). Prefer to write? Use the form. Email replies within one business day.
