The North Shore has its own feel: beach suburbs, busy town centres and a lot of owner-run businesses, from cafés and clinics to builders and accountants.
Most customers here search close to home. They want someone on the Shore, or at least someone who understands it. Your website should make it obvious, at a glance, that you serve their part of it.
What we'd do for your business
- A clean, confident brand that suits a local, word-of-mouth business
- Pages for the suburbs and bays you cover
- Clear ways to get in touch, especially on a phone
- Looking after it all once it's live, so you don't have to
Getting found on the North Shore
Searches here are very local. "Near me" and suburb names matter more than "Auckland", so we build pages around the places your customers actually live and work.
Areas we cover on the North Shore and around:
- Takapuna
- Devonport
- Milford
- Northcote
- Birkenhead
- Glenfield
- Albany
- Browns Bay
What it costs
The build
$5k–$10k
per project, usually (+ GST)
Branding and logo · Design · SEO plan · Copywriting · Build and launch · Google and Bing set up
The care plan
$2k
per month (+ GST)
Hosting · Email · Website changes · CMS so you can edit · Security updates · Fresh pages and content
Comparing options? How much does a website cost in NZ? sets our price beside DIY builders, with a worked first-year total, and what website hosting costs in NZ compares published hosting prices.
Questions
Do I need to be on the North Shore to work with you?
No. Most of the work happens over the phone, video calls and email, so it doesn't matter where your office or workshop is. What matters is that we understand your customers, and we take the time to.
How much does a website cost?
Most projects land between $5k and $10k + GST, and every one includes branding, design and an SEO plan. The care plan, which covers hosting, email, changes, the CMS and security, is $2k a month + GST.
Do you only work with North Shore businesses?
No, we work right across New Zealand and Australia. This page is for North Shore businesses because local detail is what helps them get found.
