Websites, local SEO and ongoing maintenance for Cape Town businesses — R3,999 once-off plus a flat R199/month for hosting, security and support. No packages, no tiers, no surprise invoices.
R3,999 once-off plus R199/month — the same for every Cape Town business, quoted before we start.
Month-to-month hosting and maintenance. Cancel any time and the site is yours to take with you.
A South African studio working in SAST, reachable on WhatsApp during Western Cape business hours.
From the moment your content is ready — one discovery call, one review round, then launch.
Cape Town has the most design-literate customer base in the country. People here compare three websites before they book anything, and they judge quickly: if the site is slow, dated or awkward on a phone, they simply hit back and call the next result. That raises the floor on what a small business site has to look like — but it also means a genuinely good page outperforms a bigger competitor's neglected one.
The second reality is seasonality and search intent. Hospitality, tourism, property and creative services all spike around the summer months, and searches skew heavily towards suburb-level phrases — 'plumber Sea Point', 'salon Claremont', 'attorney Century City'. Agency pricing in the city is high enough that most owner-run businesses quietly go without, which is exactly the gap a fixed R3,999 build fills.
A mobile-first five-page site with your services, suburbs served, proof and one clear action per page. Built for someone comparing you against two other tabs.
Learn more →Keep your domain history and content, rebuild the speed, structure and mobile layout around it. Usually the right call if your current site is a slow theme.
Learn more →Titles, headings, structured data, internal links and Google Business Profile setup aimed at suburb-level Cape Town searches rather than national vanity keywords.
Learn more →One service, one suburb, one action — the right structure when you are running Google Ads and paying for every click.
Learn more →Flat R199/month: fast hosting, SSL, backups, monitoring, updates and small content changes when your details change.
Learn more →Not vanity keywords — the phrases a Cape Town customer actually types before they pick up the phone.
Working from anywhere else in Western Cape? Same price, same timeline.
Quotes in the city routinely land between R15,000 and R60,000, mostly because agencies price by hours and discovery workshops rather than by outcome. A five-page, mobile-first business site does not need that. Ours is R3,999 once-off and R199 a month, with the scope written down before anything starts so there is no scope creep to bill for.
Cape Town sites tend to be visually ambitious and technically heavy — huge hero videos, five font families, image sliders. On a phone over mobile data that becomes a three-second wait, and Google measures it. Building light is the cheapest competitive advantage available here: faster pages rank better and convert better than prettier ones.
Nobody searches 'plumber Cape Town' when their geyser bursts in Kenilworth. They search the suburb. We structure pages around the suburbs you actually service, add LocalBusiness structured data with your service area, and set up your Google Business Profile so the map pack has something accurate to pull from.
For restaurants, guesthouses and tour operators the site's job is narrow: menu or rates, location, hours, and a booking action that works on the first tap. We keep the booking tool you already use — Dineplan, Nightsbridge, Google Reserve — and build the page around it instead of replacing your systems.
The R199/month covers hosting, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring, framework updates and small content edits — new prices, new hours, a new service. It is the part that keeps the initial build earning instead of slowly decaying into a broken WordPress install.
Not on the list? We work with businesses across South Africa at the same fixed price.
R3,999 once-off, R199/month, live in about 7 days. Book a 30-minute call and we will map out what your pages need to say.