Websites, capability statements & content built to win better work.

Honestly, this one’s hard to answer without a chat first. It’s a lot like pricing a build. There are plenty of moving parts, and until I know what you need from your website, any number I give you would be a guess.

I’ll take you through what makes sense for the size of your business, the type of work you do, how many projects you want to feature and the results you’re after. From there, I’ll recommend a setup that gives you a strong return and positioning without going past what you’re comfortable spending.

If there’s one thing I keep coming back to, it’s results. I want your website to pay for itself quickly, then keep bringing in work for years after it goes live.

Only two, and they’re both small. The first is hosting. Every website has to sit on a server somewhere to stay online, and hosting is what pays for that. It’s $40 a month. The second is your domain, which is your website address, like yourbusiness.com.au. That’s paid yearly and usually comes in under $50. If you don’t have a domain yet, don’t stress, I’ll point you in the right direction to get that sorted.

Most sites go from first call to live in 3 to 5 weeks. The biggest factor is usually how quickly photos and feedback come back to me, and I know that’s not always easy when you’re running jobs. That’s why I map out a clear timeline at the start, so you know exactly what I need and when. I also reply to emails fast, so nothing sits waiting on my end. Then I stick to the timeline.

A lot less than you’d think. Most builders expect a website to eat up weeks of their time, but I’ve set up the process so it doesn’t. After our first call, I’ll need your project photos, a small questionaire filled out about your business, and a confirmation at the review stage. That’s about it.

The design, writing, build and technical setup are all on me, so you can stay focused on your jobs.

I write them, and you won’t have to write a thing. Plenty of web designers build a nice-looking site, then hand you a list of pages to fill in or charge extra for the copywriting. I don’t work that way. You know your jobs better than anyone, so I ask you the right questions, get the detail out of you, and turn it into copy that sounds like you and speaks to the clients you want more of.

It’s a fair question, and a lot of the builders I work with have asked the same thing. What usually happens is someone gets your name from a mate and looks you up straight away. If they find an old site or nothing at all, it raises doubts before you’ve even spoken to them. It can make your business look smaller than it is, and they’ll often compare you with another builder who presents better online, even if your work is stronger.

A website I build backs up that referral. It shows your best work, explains what you do, and gives them a reason to call you instead of the next name on their list.

It also puts you in a better position from the start. Your portfolio does the selling, so by the time you meet them on site, they’ve already seen what you can do and your capabilities. It does the same for architects and designers checking you out before they recommend you or reach out.

Of course. When you finish a job you’re proud of, send me the photos and a few details and I’ll add it to your projects page. For other edits, send everything through in one go and I’ll make the changes at an hourly rate.

If you want something bigger, like a new page or section, I’ll quote it first so there are no surprises. For most builds, I don’t recommend editing Webflow yourself. It’s easy to break the layout on mobile without noticing, and fixing it often costs more than the change would have.

Websites are my main focus, but builders often need more to win the bigger jobs. I work closely with builders on the documents that help them win that work: capability statements, tender documents and proposals. I also look after ongoing SEO and Google Business Profiles to help you show up in local search ahead of other builders in your area.

Through Synora Media, we can come out on site to shoot progress photos, on-camera videos with you or your directors, and drone footage of your projects. That gives your site better content and gives you material for socials. If you want it all handled by one person who already knows your business, I can do the lot.