Three things All of them handled.

No, and we won't say otherwise. Every site on that page is a concept we researched and built for a real business before anyone asked us to, which is how we start every relationship. Some of those businesses have since become clients. The work is genuinely ours; the engagement is not implied.

We build first because it removes the part of buying a website that people hate — being asked to imagine something, price it, and commit to it before they can see it. It costs us the work up front. It means the first real conversation happens with the thing already on the screen, and the owner is reacting to their own business rather than to a pitch. If we've got something wrong, they tell us in the first minute, which is exactly when we want to hear it.

You do. The domain is registered in your name, and the site, the content and the assets are yours. We host it and run it while you're with us, and if you ever leave, it goes with you and your enquiry history exports to a spreadsheet. Nothing is held hostage.

It gets protected before anything is switched over. If your current site has pages that rank, carry links or draw traffic, we map every old address to its new one and put those redirects live before the changeover, then watch Search Console for a month afterwards.

This is the single most common way a rebuild goes wrong: a business pays for a better-looking site and quietly loses the search traffic the old one had earned over years. It happens because the addresses change and nothing tells Google where things went. Preventing it is not difficult, but it has to be done deliberately, before the switch rather than after somebody notices the phone has stopped ringing.

It depends on what the business needs, so we'd rather talk than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for you. There's a monthly arrangement rather than a big project fee, month to month is available, and there is no lock-in clause waiting in the small print.

We're based in Canberra and most of our work is here and in Queanbeyan, where being able to turn up in person matters. We do work further afield when it fits. Ask.

The concept you'd look at first usually takes us a few days. Going live afterwards depends on what you already have — a fresh site is quick, a rebuild that has to protect existing search traffic takes longer because the redirect work is done properly. We'll give you a real date once we've seen what's there, rather than a number now.