Auckland's hand-coding web studio.
Pryce Digital builds custom-coded, high-performance websites for Auckland businesses. We work with clients from the Auckland CBD and Britomart through to Ponsonby, Newmarket, the North Shore, East Tāmaki and out to Albany, Henderson and Manukau — and we don't ship templates. Every site is hand-coded in React and Next.js, built for the commercial intensity of New Zealand's largest market.
Published by Pryce Digital · Hand-coded from Melbourne · Serving Auckland, Auckland
A studio that actually understands Auckland.
Serving all of Auckland.
We work with businesses across greater Auckland — from finance, professional services and corporate clients in the CBD, Britomart and Newmarket, to design, retail, hospitality and lifestyle brands across Ponsonby, Parnell and Grey Lynn, tech and SaaS operators with footprints from Newton to Albany, marine and trade industries through East Tāmaki and Manukau, and growth-suburb services and retail across the North Shore, West Auckland and the South. Each Auckland sub-market has its own commercial language — and the website has to speak it.
We also work with New Zealand clients remotely — same timezone, same communication standards as if we were in the room.
What we build for Auckland businesses
Auckland concentrates the majority of New Zealand's corporate, finance, tech and marine economies — which gives the city an industry mix closer to Sydney's than to any other NZ market. The web design needs in each are sharper than the national average: premium positioning, sophisticated comparison shopping, mobile-first decision-making by an audience that's been benchmarked against international design standards. Here's how we approach each.
Finance & Professional Services
Auckland CBD, Britomart and the Viaduct concentrate the headquarters of New Zealand's major banks, the bulk of its boutique advisory firms, wealth managers and corporate law, accounting and consulting practices. Clients comparison-shop on website credibility before they call. We build for the trust-first audience: clean type, conservative palette, partner profiles that earn the meeting, and conversion paths that filter the right enquiries before they reach intake.
Tech & SaaS
Auckland is New Zealand's tech capital — the GridAKL precinct, the Wynyard Quarter innovation cluster, Datacom, Vend (now Lightspeed), Pushpay, Halter, and a deep ecosystem of SaaS, fintech and martech startups frequently selling into international markets. Marketing sites compete on engineering credibility against US and Australian benchmarks. We build hand-coded SaaS sites — fast, technically correct, with the design language US enterprise buyers expect.
Property & Real Estate
Auckland's residential and commercial property markets run at price points and design expectations that genuinely surprise overseas buyers — Herne Bay, Remuera, Devonport and the Eastern Bays at the premium end; the North Shore, Eastern Suburbs and growth corridors at the mid-market. Agencies compete on the listing pitch as much as the buyer-side site. We build agency sites that win listings on aesthetic credibility — full-bleed photography, suburb guides as SEO assets, vendor pitch flows that close the meeting.
Marine & Yachting
Auckland is one of the world's leading marine and yachting cities — the Viaduct, Westhaven, Hobsonville and the broader Hauraki Gulf marine economy include boat builders, brokers, refit yards, sailmakers, charter operators and superyacht services with international clients. The audience expects technical credibility (specs, refit history, captain credentials) wrapped in cinematic visual brand. We build marine sites that handle complex fleet and inventory pages, multilingual content for international buyers, and the kind of speed that wins the cold enquiry.
Retail & E-commerce
Auckland-headquartered retail brands — fashion, lifestyle, beauty, homewares, specialty food — operate at scale that requires fast, custom-built Shopify or headless commerce, not the same theme as every competitor. The Britomart, Newmarket, Ponsonby and Takapuna retail precincts each anchor distinct brand cultures. We build custom storefronts (Shopify, BigCommerce or headless with a Sanity/Contentful CMS) that preserve the brand identity these retailers compete on.
Hospitality & Lifestyle
Auckland hospitality is brand-led — Ponsonby Road, Federal Street, the Viaduct, Britomart, Karangahape Road, Takapuna and Mount Eden each have a distinct hospitality identity, and venues compete on visual brand before they compete on offer. Template hospitality sites flatten this. We build custom sites that preserve the brand intensity that justifies Auckland's premium pricing, with reservation integration, menu management and mobile-first speed.
Tourism & Hospitality Operators
Auckland is the major arrival point for New Zealand's international tourism economy — AKL Airport handles the bulk of inbound traffic, and operators running Hauraki Gulf charters, Waiheke wine tours, Coromandel day trips, Bay of Islands launches and adventure tourism into the wider North Island all fight OTA commissions of 15-25%. We build direct-booking sites that earn the guest before Booking.com or Viator does — fast, trust-building, mobile-first checkout.
Doing business in Auckland
Auckland is New Zealand's commercial centre by a margin that has no equivalent in Australia — a single city holds roughly a third of the country's population and a much larger share of its corporate economy. The CBD and surrounding business districts (Britomart, the Viaduct, Newmarket, Parnell, Wynyard Quarter) host the headquarters of every major New Zealand bank, the majority of NZX-listed companies, the country's tech capital cluster, and the bulk of its corporate law, accounting and consulting practices. Outside the CBD, Ponsonby, Grey Lynn and Parnell run a design-led retail and hospitality economy with international parallels to Surry Hills or Brunswick East. The North Shore — Takapuna, Devonport, Albany — operates as a separate commercial centre with its own corporate, professional services and lifestyle markets. South Auckland and East Tāmaki anchor the city's manufacturing, logistics and trades economies. West Auckland through Henderson and the broader Waitākere catchment has a distinct character again.
That scale and concentration have direct consequences for how a website needs to be built here. The Auckland consumer is comparison-shopping at a rate closer to Sydney than to any other Australasian market — international and Sydney-benchmarked design sets the visual baseline, and a templated WordPress site reads as 'low-budget regional operator' the moment it loads. Mobile decision-making dominates: Auckland's commuter culture (Northern Motorway, Britomart Transport Centre, the increasing City Rail Link catchment) means most early-funnel research happens on phones. A page that takes four seconds to load on a Vodafone mobile connection in a CBD lift is invisible to a meaningful slice of your highest-value market. Auckland businesses also increasingly sell internationally — to Australia, the US and Asia — and the site has to clear the international design bar, not just the local one. Every Auckland site we ship targets a mobile-first Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds, gets accessibility scores in the 90s, and maintains visual integrity at the price point Auckland expects. That's the bar — and template sites consistently fail to clear it.
Auckland SEO, done properly
Ranking for 'web design Auckland' or 'best [your industry] Auckland' is not luck — it's the result of technical fundamentals most local builds skip. We ship every Auckland site with a clean .co.nz domain strategy (and .nz where the brand warrants it), LocalBusiness schema markup pinned to your actual Auckland address, Google Business Profile integration that synchronises hours and reviews, and structured data for the services you actually offer. For practices, retail, hospitality and tourism we add the specific schema types — MedicalBusiness, Store, Restaurant, TouristAttraction, LodgingBusiness — that drive the rich results competitors miss.
For businesses competing on 'near me' searches — most local services in Auckland — we structure pages around the proximity intent. Google treats the Auckland market as several distinct local search areas: the CBD/Britomart core, the central suburbs (Ponsonby/Grey Lynn/Parnell/Newmarket), the North Shore (Takapuna/Devonport/Albany), West Auckland (Henderson/Waitākere), South Auckland (Manukau/East Tāmaki) and the Eastern Bays as separate clusters. A 'dentist Takapuna' search shouldn't hit the same page as 'dentist Manukau'. Building one 'we cover Auckland' page and hoping is the most common SEO mistake we see in this city — and one of the easiest to fix with a proper site architecture.
Mistakes we see Auckland businesses make
Auckland is the densest commercial market in New Zealand by a margin, and the web design mistakes here are different from the ones that bite operators in Wellington, Christchurch or the regions. They're the mistakes of a city competing at international design standards while still being treated by some owners as a one-market town. Here are the six we see most often when we audit incoming Auckland briefs — every one of them is fixable without a full rebuild, but most cost real revenue every month they sit unaddressed.
Treating Auckland and Wellington as the same NZ market
They are not. Auckland is a comparison-shopping, design-led, internationally benchmarked commercial market with an audience closer to Sydney than to anywhere else in NZ. Wellington is a government, policy and creative-services market with different visual conventions, te reo Māori expectations and procurement language. Auckland businesses that write 'serving Auckland and Wellington' on the homepage and ship one undifferentiated site lose both markets at once. Build for Auckland first, then add a separate Wellington page that speaks Wellington's language — not a copy-paste with the suburb swapped.
Designing for the CBD when your buyers are on the North Shore
A Britomart-aesthetic site — dark palette, serif headings, minimal photography — reads as 'corporate Auckland' to a buyer browsing from Takapuna, Albany or Devonport, and the conversion gap is measurable. North Shore and East Auckland audiences buy from sites that feel local to them: lighter palettes, lifestyle imagery, suburb-named service pages, and trust signals (reviews, years in the suburb, local affiliations) above the fold. If 70% of your enquiries come from north of the Harbour Bridge, the homepage should look like it knows that.
Skipping te reo Māori entirely in metadata and brand voice
Auckland is Tāmaki Makaurau. For local government tenders, education sector work, healthcare, tourism and any iwi-adjacent procurement, the absence of even basic te reo in page titles, schema markup and footer copy reads as cultural illiteracy and shuts you out of meaningful pipeline. We're not talking about token gestures — we're talking about correct macrons, accurate place names (Waitematā, Manukau, Waitākere), and a Māori-first or bilingual mihi where the audience expects one. It costs nothing to do correctly and a lot to skip.
Hosting offshore on a US-only CDN
A surprising number of Auckland sites we audit are served from US-East regions with no Australasian edge. The result: a 600-900ms time-to-first-byte for an Auckland visitor on a Vodafone mobile connection, and a measurable bounce on the first paint. Auckland businesses need edge presence in Sydney at minimum (Vercel, Cloudflare and Fastly all have Sydney POPs that serve Auckland in 25-40ms) and ideally Auckland-region edge where the CDN supports it. We default every Auckland build to a Sydney-edge configuration unless there's a reason not to.
Pricing in USD on a .co.nz site selling locally
Auckland SaaS and e-commerce operators selling internationally often default their pricing pages to USD because that's what their North American customers see. Fine — for the international flow. The problem is the Auckland buyer browsing the same site sees prices that read as imported, premium and confusing. We build dual-currency or geo-aware pricing as a default for Auckland SaaS and retail: NZD for NZ visitors (detected by IP and respected with a manual override), USD or AUD for the international funnel. It's a one-week build that consistently lifts NZ conversion 20%+.
Building 'we serve all of Auckland' with no suburb structure
Google treats central Auckland, the North Shore, West Auckland, South Auckland and East Auckland as effectively separate local search clusters. A single 'Auckland services' page tries to rank for all of them and ranks well for none. The fix isn't a doorway-page farm — it's three to six honest suburb-level pages with real local content (genuine work in that suburb, local affiliations, suburb-specific FAQs) backed by suburb-tagged LocalBusiness schema. Done well, this is the single highest-ROI SEO change we ship into Auckland sites.
What an Auckland website actually costs
Auckland sits at a price point genuinely closer to Sydney than to Wellington or Christchurch, and the cost tiers reflect that. The Auckland design ceiling is high — your audience is comparing your site to international SaaS, Sydney property and US e-commerce on the same scroll — and the floor for credible custom work is meaningfully above what a Hawke's Bay or Tauranga operator would pay for similar scope. Here's how the brackets actually break down in NZD for a hand-coded custom build, not for a templated WordPress or Webflow site dressed up as bespoke. Every tier below assumes hand-coded React/Next.js, fixed-price scope and the technical fundamentals shipped correctly.
Foundation build
Brand discovery, content audit, three rounds of design revisions, hand-coded build in React/Next.js, LocalBusiness schema, Google Business Profile integration, mobile-first speed pass, 30-day post-launch support. Best for an Auckland accountant, dentist, suburb-anchored hospitality venue or pre-seed SaaS that needs technical credibility without enterprise scope. Doesn't include custom CMS, e-commerce or multi-location architecture — but ships every fundamental that beats the templated WordPress competition in your category.
Mid-market build
Everything in Foundation plus a custom CMS (Sanity or Payload), suburb-level page architecture for multi-location operators, basic e-commerce or booking integration, custom illustrations or photography direction, advanced schema (FAQ, Service, Product), and a 60-day performance pass. This is the bracket most Auckland property agencies, professional services groups and Series A SaaS land in. Includes a dedicated content strategy session and headline copy support — not full copywriting.
Premium custom
Full headless commerce (Shopify Hydrogen or custom storefront), multi-currency and multi-language support, complex fleet/inventory architecture for marine and tourism, custom motion design, video integration, advanced personalisation, full copywriting partnership, ongoing performance retainer. This is where Auckland marine brokers, premium retail brands and growth-stage SaaS marketing sites typically land — and where the ROI on hand-coded over templated is most measurable.
Enterprise / platform
Full design system, component library, multi-brand or multi-region architecture, custom dashboards, gated content, complex integrations (HubSpot, Salesforce, NetSuite, custom APIs), ongoing engineering retainer. We take a small number of these per year — usually for Auckland-headquartered NZX-listed companies or SaaS platforms selling into US enterprise. Scope is negotiated against business outcomes, not page count.
The Auckland web design landscape (honest read)
Auckland has the deepest agency market in New Zealand and the only one that meaningfully competes at the international design bar. There are roughly four tiers visible from a competitive audit, and most Auckland businesses end up choosing between them without understanding which tier they're actually buying from.
At the bottom of the visible market sit the templated builders — operators charging $3,000 to $8,000 NZD for a Webflow or WordPress site that looks bespoke in the screenshot and reveals itself the moment you open DevTools. These shops dominate the Google Ads inventory for 'web design Auckland' and 'Auckland web designer' and ship perhaps 200-400 sites a year between them. The work is competent at the price point — and structurally incapable of clearing the design ceiling that an Auckland buyer compares against. If your competitive set is other suburb-level operators not investing in their web presence, this tier is fine. If you're competing against any internationally benchmarked brand, it is not.
The mid-tier — $15,000 to $40,000 NZD — is the largest segment by revenue and the hardest to evaluate from outside. There are credible Ponsonby and Britomart studios shipping genuinely strong design work in this bracket, mixed with shops charging the same money for a slightly more sophisticated template build. The difference is usually invisible until you push on the technical fundamentals: how the site is hosted, what the Core Web Vitals look like at six months post-launch, whether the schema markup is real or copy-pasted, whether the CMS actually scales. A meaningful share of Auckland's mid-tier work fails one or more of those tests within a year.
The top tier — premium studios charging $50,000 to $200,000+ NZD — produces work that genuinely sets the Auckland design ceiling. These are studios with strong creative direction, real engineering talent and the kind of brand work that wins international awards. Their constraint is capacity: they typically take six to twelve projects a year, book six months ahead, and their pricing floor sits well above where most growth-stage Auckland businesses can justify spending.
The gap we work in is the one between competent-mid-tier and capacity-constrained-premium. We ship hand-coded work at the technical and design standard the premium tier delivers, at price points the mid-tier charges, with the Melbourne studio overheads instead of Britomart ones. The trade-off is honest: we don't sit in Ponsonby for the workshop. We run remote-first, travel where the project warrants it, and the cost savings get spent on the build, not the office.
Migrating Auckland sites from WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace and Shopify
About a third of our Auckland work is platform migration rather than greenfield. The patterns are consistent: Auckland businesses outgrow their starter platform faster than businesses in lower-density markets because the design and performance ceiling they bump into is higher, and the cost of looking templated in an Auckland category is more visible.
The two most common starting points are WordPress and Webflow. WordPress migrations into Auckland usually come from operators who've been on the platform for five to ten years, accumulated a plugin stack of fifteen to thirty extensions, and hit the point where every update either breaks something or they're paying $2,000-$4,000 NZD/year in maintenance just to keep the site standing. Webflow migrations skew younger — typically two-to-four-year-old sites where the original founder built it themselves, the business has scaled, and the Webflow CMS is either bottlenecking the content team or the hosting cost has crossed $500 NZD/month and stopped making sense. Squarespace migrations are smaller in volume but consistent: usually professional services firms that picked Squarespace for the visual ease, and now find the design ceiling visible to their audience.
The diagnostic question we run first: is this a refresh or a rebuild? A refresh is appropriate when the structure works, the brand is sound, and the issues are performance and visual modernisation. A rebuild is appropriate when the page architecture is wrong, the content strategy doesn't serve the current business, or the platform itself is the constraint. We're honest about which is which — a $9,000 NZD refresh that solves the actual problem is a better outcome than a $25,000 NZD rebuild that solves problems you don't have.
SEO preservation is the migration step most builds get wrong. The protocol we run every time: full URL inventory from Google Search Console, 301-redirect map for every indexed page, sitemap migration with the old structure mapped to the new, Search Console handover with both properties verified, and a four-week post-launch ranking watch with weekly check-ins. Most Auckland migrations preserve 90%+ of organic traffic through the cutover and recover the rest within six weeks. The ones that don't usually skipped the URL inventory step.
Cost ballpark: migrations typically run 70-90% of the equivalent new-build price, because the discovery, design and content work is largely the same. A foundation-tier Auckland migration sits in the $9k-$15k NZD bracket; a mid-tier migration $17k-$30k NZD; premium migrations $34k+.
Auckland SEO — the technical detail most builds skip
The base SEO section above covers the fundamentals every Auckland site we ship gets right. This section goes deeper — into the specific technical decisions that separate sites that rank in Auckland from sites that don't.
First, the .co.nz vs .nz vs .com question. Google treats .co.nz and .nz as equivalent ccTLD signals for New Zealand local intent — both will index you as a New Zealand business and weight you favourably for Auckland local searches. .com loses that signal unless you set hreflang correctly and accept a longer ramp into NZ local pack visibility. We recommend .co.nz as the canonical for Auckland businesses targeting NZ revenue, with .nz registered defensively if the brand warrants it. If you operate trans-Tasman with .com.au and .co.nz, the right architecture is two separate sites with proper hreflang annotation, not a single site with country switcher logic — Google's local pack algorithms penalise the second pattern.
Second, schema. Every Auckland site ships with LocalBusiness as the baseline, but the specific subtype matters more than most builders realise. A dentist gets MedicalBusiness with Dentist as the practiceType. A restaurant gets Restaurant with the cuisine and price range. A marine broker gets ProfessionalService with vehicleSpecification subtypes for fleet. A SaaS company gets Organization with SoftwareApplication for the product. Specific subtypes drive specific rich results — review stars, business hours, price ranges, availability — that the generic LocalBusiness markup leaves on the table.
Third, suburb-level architecture. The honest answer to 'should you build /dentist-takapuna separate from /dentist-auckland' is: yes, if you actually serve Takapuna meaningfully, and no if it's a stretch. Google penalises doorway pages that exist solely for SEO and reward genuinely differentiated suburb pages with local content. The test: can you write 600+ words of genuine content about your work in that suburb (cases, suburb-specific FAQs, local affiliations, transport access) without padding? If yes, build the page. If no, fold it into the parent and use schema to indicate service area.
Fourth, 'near me' versus explicit-city intent. 'Dentist near me' searches resolve based on the searcher's lat/long and Google's confidence in your physical proximity — driven by Google Business Profile, NAP consistency and review density. 'Dentist Auckland CBD' searches resolve on explicit on-page targeting. You need both: GBP optimised for proximity, plus explicit suburb-named pages for the intent-driven queries. Most Auckland sites we audit do one but not both.
Fifth, internal linking. Every blog post we ship for an Auckland client includes at least one contextual link back to the relevant industry page and one to the relevant suburb page. Compounded over 18 months of content, this is the single biggest organic-growth lever we see.
What 4 weeks vs 8 weeks looks like in Auckland
Most Auckland custom builds sit in the 4-to-8-week range from signed brief to live site. The variance is almost always content, decision-speed and stakeholder count — not build complexity. Here's what each end of the range actually looks like.
Week 1 — brief, content audit and brand discovery. We work through the existing site, the competitive set in your Auckland category, your current content assets, the analytics history (if any), and the brand position. For an Auckland founder with a clear vision and existing brand assets, this compresses to three days. For a multi-stakeholder corporate brief — say, a CBD professional services firm with partner sign-off — it stretches across the full week and sometimes into Week 2.
Week 2-3 — design. We wireframe the full sitemap first, walk you through it on a video call, then move into high-fidelity Figma comps for the key page templates (homepage, services, suburb pages, about, contact). Two rounds of revisions are baked into every tier; a third round is available without renegotiation if the brief shifts. Auckland design rounds compress when you have a single decisive founder and stretch when you have a brand committee — that's the single biggest timeline variable in this city.
Week 4-6 — hand-coded build. React/Next.js, Tailwind for the styling layer, headless CMS where the scope warrants it. We build component-by-component against the approved Figma, push staging URLs as soon as the homepage compiles, and run weekly walkthroughs so you see progress rather than getting a big-bang reveal at the end. This phase is the most predictable — it doesn't really vary by city, only by scope.
Week 7-8 — content, QA, launch. Content load, copy refinements, cross-browser QA (Auckland audiences over-index on iPhone Safari and Chrome on Android — we test against both), accessibility audit to WCAG AA, full Lighthouse pass, GBP and Search Console set-up, and the live cutover. Migrations add a redirect verification step that runs in parallel.
What stretches Auckland timelines specifically: multi-partner sign-off in CBD professional services, photography scheduling for hospitality and marine briefs (the Auckland weather doesn't always cooperate), legal review for finance and healthcare, and te reo Māori translation review where the brief includes bilingual content. What compresses them: solo Auckland founders with assets ready, suburb-anchored services with clear positioning, and SaaS marketing sites where the copy is already written. The fastest Auckland site we've shipped was three weeks; the longest sat at sixteen for a marine fleet build with international stakeholder review.
Auckland-specific questions.
Do you only work with Auckland businesses?
No — we work across Australia and New Zealand from our Melbourne studio, and Auckland is one of our key NZ markets. About a third of our New Zealand work concentrates here because Auckland's commercial density genuinely demands custom builds rather than templates. We work with clients across both Australia and New Zealand, and the studio is set up to handle trans-Tasman work as a default, not an exception.
Do you have an Auckland office?
Our studio is in Melbourne — we don't maintain an Auckland office, and we're upfront about that. Most Auckland clients prefer it that way: we charge studio rates, not Britomart-overhead rates, and the work is remote-first with weekly video calls. The time difference is two hours, which in practice means we overlap the working day cleanly with both sides of the Tasman. For projects that need on-site research or workshops we travel to Auckland and bill the trip transparently.
What does an Auckland custom website actually cost?
Briefs start at $9,000 NZD for a 5-7 page custom site with standard scope (brand alignment, content, three rounds of design revisions, hand-coded build, launch and 30-day support). Larger sites — 15+ pages, custom integrations, e-commerce, multi-currency, custom CMS — sit in the $17k-$45k NZD range. Enterprise builds, marine fleet sites, and SaaS marketing sites with extensive content architecture run higher. We give a fixed NZD price after the brief, never an hourly estimate that balloons.
How fast can an Auckland site be live?
Typical custom builds ship in 4-8 weeks from signed brief. The variance is content and decision speed, not our build speed. If you have brand assets, copy and photography ready and a single decision-maker, we've shipped Auckland sites in three weeks. If we're waiting on photography from a busy hospitality operator or copy from a corporate marketing team running approval rounds, the timeline stretches. We don't pad timelines to look busy.
Will the site rank for 'web design Auckland' or my industry-specific Auckland searches?
Ranking for a specific query depends on factors we control (technical SEO, content depth, internal linking, schema markup, mobile speed) and factors we don't (your domain age, backlink profile, competitor activity, the strength of Auckland's local pack in your category). What we guarantee: every site we ship hits the technical fundamentals most Auckland competitors miss, ranks on page 1 for your branded terms within 30 days of launch, and has the on-page work done to compete for the local commercial queries — 'accountant Newmarket', 'dentist Takapuna', 'restaurant Ponsonby' — that actually convert.
Do you work with Auckland startups and SaaS on a budget?
Yes — Auckland's tech density (GridAKL, Wynyard Quarter, the broader NZ startup ecosystem) means we see a steady flow of early-stage SaaS and fintech briefs. Our pricing floor is firm ($9k NZD) because the work to ship a quality custom site genuinely costs that — and at the upper end SaaS founders generally want the technical credibility a hand-coded site brings, not the saving from a Squarespace template. We can scope down (fewer pages, deferred features, phased launches) to hit the floor without compromising build quality.
Do you migrate Auckland businesses off WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace or Shopify themes?
Yes — about a third of our Auckland work is platform migration. Common patterns: SaaS founders outgrowing a Webflow site that's getting expensive at scale, retail brands moving off a generic Shopify theme that's bottlenecking conversion, hospitality groups leaving WordPress after the third plugin-driven outage, professional services moving off Squarespace because the design ceiling is visible to the audience. The process: full content audit, URL mapping for SEO preservation, hand-coded rebuild in React/Next.js, staged launch with redirects, and a follow-up performance pass two weeks post-launch.
Hand-coded across Australia and New Zealand.
We build for businesses in every major city across the trans-Tasman. Same hand-coded approach, tuned to each local market.
Let's build Auckland's next great website.
Tell us about your project. We'll have a genuine conversation — no sales pressure, no jargon — and figure out if we're the right fit for your business. Briefs start at $9k NZD.