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The offer, the area, and the phone. A visitor who reads nothing else should still know what to do next.
Website design for a small business is a site that tells a stranger what you do, where you work, and how to reach you. The result that matters is a phone call or an enquiry.
HSJ Host is an Australian team. We build the site, host it, and change it after launch. Most businesses start with five pages. Some need a larger build. This page says which is which.
What the first screen has to do
Name the work, name the area, and give one way to get in touch.
A person who has never heard of the business should be able to answer five things without hunting. These are the five jobs of the site. Fonts and colour still matter, and they are not what makes the phone ring.
1
Say what the business does, in the customer’s words, on the first screen.
2
Name the suburbs, the city, or Australia-wide if that is actually true.
3
Show photos of the work, or the names of the people a customer will deal with.
4
Put a number that taps to call where a thumb can reach it.
5
Call, or send an enquiry. One action, not a row of equal buttons.
A package is those five pages, written and published, with the phone, the form and the proof already in place. Small business website design services from HSJ Host cover the copy, the layout and the launch. Website design services for small business that stop at a picture of a homepage leave the owner to finish the job.
The fixed price is $3,500 including GST, delivered in 30 days. Hosting, one domain and the page copy are included. A larger site is quoted from $5,000 including GST.
Fixed-price package
$3,500
Including GST
Website design for small business usually comes down to five pages. Add another page only when a service, a location or a booking step cannot be explained on one of these.
The offer, the area, and the phone. A visitor who reads nothing else should still know what to do next.
The services in the customer’s words. One page is enough when the offer is a single line of work. Split it when the services are genuinely different jobs.
The business name, how long it has traded, and the people a customer will deal with. A paragraph of history is enough. A timeline is not required.
Photos of finished work, a short note from a customer, or the names of organisations you already serve. Use proof you can stand behind.
A phone number that taps to call, an enquiry form, the hours, and where the business works. Put the same phone number in the header.
A general small-business site is the right start when the work is one offer and one area. Some businesses need a tighter set of pages. Use the short version here, and the matching page when that business is yours.
A plumber, electrician, builder or landscaper needs the suburbs they travel to, a number that taps to call, and photos of finished jobs. A licence or registration number belongs on the site when the business already has one. That brief is website design for tradies, and it is tighter than a generic services page.
A practice site has to show the dentist’s name, the suburb, the hours, the treatments and how to book. Patients decide before they call. The practice supplies the treatment list. We put it on the site in plain language, and we do not give clinical advice. That brief is dentist website design.
An independent property needs rooms, photos, the location and a way to enquire. That is the property’s own site. Guests use an enquiry, or a booking system the property already has. It is not a page that compares hotels, and it is not a new booking engine.
A client chooses a firm from the practice areas, the lawyers they will meet, and how to book a first conversation. Those three belong on the site, in plain language. We do not give legal advice, and we do not draft the advice the firm gives its clients.
Five pages is enough when the business can explain itself once. More services, a booking step, or a brand that needs its own design is a larger custom site. If the build has to be WordPress, that is custom WordPress work.
Those pages carry their own scope. This page stays the guide for the five-page shape.
Hours change. A person joins or leaves. A service is added. A phone number is replaced. The site goes quiet when nobody updates it.
ongoing website care is the follow-on: the same team changes the live site after launch. Hosting is billed on its own.
Short answers. The fixed price is $3,500 including GST.
A site that names the business, the work, the area, and how to get in touch. The measure is a call or an enquiry, not a brochure.
Write the five pages, put the offer and the phone on the first screen, add proof, and make the next step a call or a form. That is the whole method.
Home, services, about, proof and contact, plus a tap-to-call number and an enquiry form. The fixed-price 5-page site is $3,500 including GST, delivered in 30 days, with hosting, one domain and the page copy included.
The fixed price for the 5-page site is $3,500 including GST, delivered in 30 days. A larger site is quoted from $5,000 including GST. It is a set scope, not a cut-down template.
The platform is secondary. A free website builder, including Wix, is a reasonable test page. It is a weak fit when the business needs suburbs, a tap-to-call number, proof, and someone to change the site after launch. If you want to build it yourself on hosting we look after, SiteJet is the builder.
It is worth it when someone searching for that business can see the work and make contact. A page that hides the phone is the failure, not the fact of having a site.
Say what you do and where you work. We will tell you whether five pages is enough, or whether the job belongs on a larger build.