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What this costs

A one-off setup fee for the architecture and configuration work, then a month-to-month subscription. Both are on this page, because a price you have to ask for is a price that varies by how you sound on the phone.

Packages

Sole trader

One person, one trading name, one or two mailboxes.

Setup, one-off
$1,800
Then, per month
$290
or $2,900 paid yearly — two months off
  • Domain registered and held in your name
  • Up to 2 mailboxes, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured
  • Website designed, built and hosted in Australia
  • MFA on every account and a password manager set up
  • Nightly backups with a tested restore
  • Analytics, and a monthly note on what it says
  • Handover document, kept current

Where most businesses land

Small team

Two to twenty people, one trading identity, staff who come and go.

Setup, one-off
$3,400
Then, per month
$360
or $3,600 paid yearly — two months off
  • Everything in Sole trader
  • Up to 20 mailboxes, with shared inboxes and distribution addresses
  • Joiner and leaver process — accounts created and revoked properly
  • Enquiry forms routed into wherever your team already works
  • Quarterly review of accounts, access and spend

Multi-location

More than one site, brand or entity, or anything regulated.

Setup, one-off
$5,900
Then, per month
$480
or $4,800 paid yearly — two months off
  • Everything in Small team
  • Multiple domains and trading names under one coherent setup
  • Per-location pages, contact routing and listings
  • Data classification, and residency constraints written into the agreement
  • Documented recovery plan, rehearsed once a year

All prices in AUD and exclude GST. Month to month — no minimum term, and cancelling does not cost you anything you already own.

About a minute

Get an indicative range

Five questions about how your business is shaped — not how many pages you want. You will get a range and the tier it falls in, which is enough to decide whether to keep reading.

1.How many people need an email address on your domain?
2.How many locations or trading names?

Separate brands, entities or shopfronts each need their own records and their own pages.

3.Where does your domain stand today?

This is the question that most often turns out to matter. Recovering a domain someone else registered is slow, and it is better to know now.

4.What does the website need to do?
5.Do you handle anything sensitive or regulated?

Client records, health information, or card payments you process yourself rather than handing to a provider.

Indicative only

Answer all five questions and a range will appear here. (0 of 5 so far.)

This is a range, not a quote. What it actually costs depends on things a form cannot ask — and we would rather find those out before quoting than after.

TALK IT THROUGH INSTEAD

Not sure which of those you are?

Most people are not, and the answer usually takes one conversation rather than a discovery phase.